British America, Volumen2

W. Blackwood, 1833

Divisions of the Province	13

CHAPTER III	21

River St John above Fredericton Tributary Rivers	29

Coast of the Bay of Fundy Passamaquoddy Bay and Islands	35

Coast of New Brunswick within the Gulf Shore Miramichi	45

Societies Live Stock and Average Crops	87

Population Religion Education College of New Bruns	95

CHAPTER IV	96

Population Religion Schools Education c	327

Manners Customs and Amusements of the Inhabitants of Lower	334

29	344

CHAPTER I	349

Partition of Canada Policy of the Measure Civil Divi	360

Configuration Soil and Climate Wild Animals Birds	370

Descriptive Sketches of Upper Canada Routes from Mont	377

KINGSTON Naval Establishment Dockyard Ships of	384

BOOK VII	103

Company of New France surrender their Charter Canada	120

Jealousies of French and English in regard to the Fur Trade	129

Critical Condition of Canada Reappointment of M	139

Preparations made by the English for conquering Canada	151

Sir Guy Carletons Administration Quebec Act of 1774	161

Sir George Prevost Operations during the American	168

Administration of LieutenantGeneral Sir James Kempt	180

General Election under the New Representation Act Lord	187

Government and Laws of Canada Quebec Act Partition	192

Courts of Justice Districts Judges Lawyers Notaries	205

Revenue and Expenditure Public Offices c	216

Configuration and general Aspect of Canada Geological	222

Coast of the River St Lawrence from Gaspé to Quebec	233

CHAPTER XVI	251

City of Quebec Appearance from the River Lower Town	265

Environs of Quebec St Roche Road to Montmorenci	285

Montreal General Appearance St Pauls and Notre Dame	300

The River Ottawa or Grand River Lakes Seigniories	318

Miscou Shippigan Caraquette New Bandon St Peters	324

Cataract of Niagara	397

Lake Erie Chippawa Fort Erie Buffalo Sugar Loaves	405

Lake Huron Georgian Bay Makillimakinak Michigan	412

INTERNAL NAVIGATION OF UPPER AND LOWER CANADA	422

Bonaventure New Carlisle Paspabiac Percé Gaspé	426

Agriculture Occupations of the Inhabitants Domestic	436

Customs Manners and general Characteristics of the	442

Sketches of the North American Indians	457

TRADE OF THE CANADAS Commerce while under	482

SHIPBUILDING AND THE TIMBER TRADE Various Modes	491

General Account of the Imports and Exports of the Canadas	502

CHAPTER X	517

Population Religious Denominations and State of Educa	543

Clearing Forest Lands Building Log Houses c Culti	557

Remarks on Inter colonial and Transatlantic Steam Navigation	561

Trade Imports and Exports Timber Trade	573

Remarks on the Currency of the British Colonies and on	575

CHAPTER XI	583

General Summary of the Statistics of British America	589

Título	British America, Volumen2 British America, John Macgregor
Autor	John Macgregor
Edición	2
Editor	W. Blackwood, 1833
Procedencia del original	Universidad de Minnesota
Digitalizado	5 Abr. 2012

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