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Return to an Address from the Legislative Assembly, dated 10th instant, for copy of the Report of the Magistrate in command of Government Schooner "La Canadienne", in the Gulph of St. Lawrence during 1855
Published by John Lovell, Toronto, 1856
Seller: DACART Livres rares & manuscrits (ALAC), Saint-Lambert, QC, Canada
Seller rating 5 out of 5 stars
Sheets. Condition: Very Good. Quarto. 8 pages. Disbound, small holes and tears in margin. "In fact, ever since the arrival of the Government vessel in the Gulf, our coasts and sea ports have enjoyed the most perfect tranquility".
