An edition of Fort Chambly, Chambly, Quebec (1922)

Fort Chambly, Chambly, Quebec

a brief history of the famous Fort Chambly, the second frontier of the Richelieu River, built originally of wood in 1665 by Captain Jacques de Chambly, officer of the Régiment de Carignan, as defence against the Iroquois savages, and in 1709 re-built of stone to resist the advance of the British forces.

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An edition of Fort Chambly, Chambly, Quebec (1922)

Fort Chambly, Chambly, Quebec

a brief history of the famous Fort Chambly, the second frontier of the Richelieu River, built originally of wood in 1665 by Captain Jacques de Chambly, officer of the Régiment de Carignan, as defence against the Iroquois savages, and in 1709 re-built of stone to resist the advance of the British forces.

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Publisher
Dept. of the Interior
Language
English
Pages
28

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Subjects
Frontier and pioneer life, History
Places
Canada, Chambly, Fort Chambly (Chambly, Québec), Québec (Province)

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Cover of: Fort Chambly, Chambly, Quebec.
Fort Chambly, Chambly, Quebec.: A brief history of the famous Fort Chambly, the second frontier of the Richelieu river
1922, [Printed by F. A. Acland
in English
Cover of: Fort Chambly, Chambly, Quebec.
Fort Chambly, Chambly, Quebec.
1922, King's Printer
in English
Cover of: Fort Chambly, Chambly, Quebec
Fort Chambly, Chambly, Quebec: a brief history of the famous Fort Chambly, the second frontier of the Richelieu River, built originally of wood in 1665 by Captain Jacques de Chambly, officer of the Régiment de Carignan, as defence against the Iroquois savages, and in 1709 re-built of stone to resist the advance of the British forces.
1922, Dept. of the Interior
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On cover: Guide to Fort Chambly, Chambly, Quebec.

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Ottawa
Series
Historic sites series -- no. 2
Other Titles
Guide to Fort Chambly, Chambly, Quebec.

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28 p. :
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28

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OL19849485M

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