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Credit: Sales catalogue 43: Marks and Co. Source: Wellcome Collection.
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![163 164 165 166 167 169 170 L7T 172 MARKS & CO., British North America—continued. CHRONICLES OF CANADA, edited by GEoRGE M. Wrone and H. H. LANGTON, each volume illustrated, COMPLETE SET, 32 vols, post 8vo., cloth, Toronto, 1920 £2/10/- Contributions by Stephen Leacock, Charles W. Coiby William Wood, William Lawson Grant, Oscar D. Skelton, and others. COLBY (CuHarLes W.) CANADIAN Types of the OLD REGIME, 1608-98, with 16 illustra- The author’s aim is to discuss various aspects of French Colonization. Chapters on the explorer, Champlain ; the missionary, Brébeuf; the colonist, Hébert ; the soldier, D’Iberville ; etc. DAWSON (GEORGE M.) PRELIMINARY REPORT on the PHYSICAL and GEOLOGICAL FEATURES of that portion of the Rocky MOUNTAINS, between latitudes 49 degrees and 51 degrees 30 longitude [extending from the INTERNATIONAL BOUNDARY northward to the head-waters of the RED DEER RIVER], with large folding map of a portion of the Rocky Mountains (mounted on linen), folding map of part of Cascade Coal Basin, 3 plates and some woodcut diagrams, 8vo., binders’ cloth, Montreal, 1886 15/- Publication of the Geological and Natural History Survey of Canada, under the direction of Alfred R. C. Selwyn. DAWSON (SAMUEL EDWARD) The SAINT LAWRENCE BASIN and its Border-Lands : being the Story of their Discovery, Exploration and Occupation, with 48 illustrations from drawings, photographs, and maps (including some by J. G. BARTHOLOMEW), 8vo., cloth, 1905 6/- [DOUGLAS (Joun, Bishop of Salisbury)| A LETTER addressed to Two GREAT MEN [2.e., WILLIAM PITT and the DUKE of NEWCASTLE] on the Prospect of Peace, and on the Terms necessary to be insisted upon in the Negociation, First EDITION, Printed for A. Millar, 1760—[TOWNSHEND (RT. HON. CHARLES)] REMARKS on the LETTER address’d to Two GREAT MEN, in a Letter to the Author of that piece, First EDITION, Printed for R. and F. Dodsley {[1760]—two pamphlets, 8vo., unbound, 1760 £2/15/- Relating to a large extent to the North American Colonies, particularly Canada. The ‘“‘ Letter” excited great attention; though generally attributed to William Pulteney, Earl of Bath, the actual instigator, it was really written by John Douglas, Bp. of Salisbury. The ‘‘ Remarks”? have been attributed to the Rev. Josiah Tucker, William Burke and Charles Townshend respectively. Both pamphlets were also printed at Boston, U.S.A., in the same year. Franklin and Richard Jackson published a reply to the ‘‘ Remarks” in “ The Interest of Great Britain Considered.” DUGMORE (A. A. RADCLYFFE) The ROMANCE of the NEWFOUNDLAND CARIBOU: an Intimate Account of the LIFE of the REINDEER of NORTH AMERICA, with 2 maps and numerous tllustrations from paintings, drawings, and photographs from life, by the Author, roy. 8vo., cloth (lacks front fly-leaf), 1913 12/- With chapters on the Newfoundland Caribou from the Sportsman’s Point of View, and the Game Laws of Newfoundland. DURHAM (JOHN GEORGE LAMBTON, First Earl; 1792-1840) LIFE and LETTERS, by STUART J. REID, with 13 portraits and 5 plates, 2 vols, 8vo., half morocco gilt, m.e., 1906 15/- Lord Durham was appointed Governor-General of Canada in 1838, where, owing to the revolt of the French in Lower Canada, the Constitution had been suspended. His famous report on Canada was ascribed by Brougham and many contemporaries to his secretary, Charles Buller, but Stuart J. Reid, his biographer, says that. this was a slanderous statement. [ENTINCK (JOHN)] A CoMPLEAT History of the LATE WAR, or ANNUAL REGISTER of its RISE, PROGRESS, and EVENTS, in EUROPE, AsIA, AFRICA, and AMERICA [1755-62], exhibiting the State of the Belligerent Powers at the Commencement of the War ; their Interests and Objects in its Continuance . . . FOURTH EDITION [complete in one volume], with 5 maps FLEMING (SANDFORD) The INTERCOLONIAL [1832-76] ; a Historical Sketch of the Incep- tion, Location, Construction, and Completion of the Line of Railway uniting the Inland and Atlantic Provinces of the Dominion, with 4 maps, 35 plates, and 38 text-illustrations, roy. 8vo., cloth, Montreal, 1876 12/- GARNEAU (F. X.) History of CANADA, from the time of its discovery till the Union year 1840-41, translated from ‘‘ L’>HistorrE Du CANADA,” and accompanied with Illustrative Notes, &c., by ANDREW BELL, SECOND EDITION, REVISED, with portrait, 2 vols, 8vo., half blue morocco gilt, t.e.g., fine copy, Montreal, 1862 £1) 10/-](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b30859335_0020.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)
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