Nation of the North: Canada Since ConfederationMethuen, 1953 - 270 páginas |
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... remained the vast empty spaces of the West . From the western limits of Ontario to the Rocky Mountains , and north as far as the arctic watershed , the country belonged in fee simple to and was governed by the Hudson's Bay Company ...
... remained the vast empty spaces of the West . From the western limits of Ontario to the Rocky Mountains , and north as far as the arctic watershed , the country belonged in fee simple to and was governed by the Hudson's Bay Company ...
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... remained a 600 - mile gap between the Rockies and the Pacific through which the American tide might flow north- ward to coalesce with the newly - acquired territory of Alaska . If this should ever happen ( and looking back , the wonder ...
... remained a 600 - mile gap between the Rockies and the Pacific through which the American tide might flow north- ward to coalesce with the newly - acquired territory of Alaska . If this should ever happen ( and looking back , the wonder ...
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... remained neutral . In 1936 , the Liberal government of Adelard Godbout , which had succeeded the moribund Taschereau government , had been defeated by a combination of dissident Liberals and the Conservatives , now called Union ...
... remained neutral . In 1936 , the Liberal government of Adelard Godbout , which had succeeded the moribund Taschereau government , had been defeated by a combination of dissident Liberals and the Conservatives , now called Union ...
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