History of the Dominion of Canada

Clarendon Press, 1890 - 339 pages

CHAPTER I	1

PARAGRAPH	2

Crown	3

PARAGRAPH PAGE	4

PARAGRAPH	6

7 German	7

PARAGRAPH	8

11 The independence of Greek settlements	11

countries	231

5 Explorations of George Vancouver The San Juan	254

13 A survey of the vast expanse of country the railway	260

and Icelanders	261

THE NATIVE RACES	271

14 The British Empire a Pax Britannica Bishop	272

53	282

2 Separation of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick	310

12 The inherent weakness of French colonisation	12

PARAGRAPH	14

CHAPTER III	21

9 Robert Thornes expedition in search of a NorthWest	27

8 The progress of Spain in the South	37

008886	62

PARAGRAPH	64

CHAPTER VIII	79

250	98

CHAPTER XIII	134

38	156

Victoria	170

12 Complaint against the government of the	177

PARAGRAPH	192

7 Diversities of administration in the British Empire	198

Franklin Cook Bass Flinders Livingstone	203

3 His third voyage Sieur de Roberval and the Vice	204

203	329

6 Stimulating effect of the termination of the Reciprocity	330

11 Cromwells policy Nova Scotia retaken	333

262	334

1 The Norsemen in North America	1

3 Samuel Champlain the father of French colonisation	3

4 Final settlement of the Clergy Reserves difficulty	4

10 The Iroquois or Five Nations	7

8 The Washington Treaty 1871 The adjustment	8

9 Champlain explores the river Ottawa Lake Nipissing	9

13 Description of the life of an Ojibwa native by Park	13

14	14

15 Sufferings of the missionaries Brebeuf Lallemand	15

18 The whole topic approached differently in the	18

19 Two immigrations to the NorthWest that of Russians	19

6 The selfgovernment of the Virginian colonies

Title	History of the Dominion of Canada Clarendon Press series History of the Dominion of Canada, Royal Colonial Institute, London
Authors	William Henry Parr Greswell, Royal Colonial Institute, London
Publisher	Clarendon Press, 1890
Original from	the University of California
Digitized	28 Jun 2010
ISBN	0722268025, 9780722268025
Length	339 pages

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