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... river , and entered on a chain of nine lakes , extending to the north- east ; and , having traversed them all , they returned , by a portage , to the river , halting for two days on the borders of Lower Carp Lake . Here the men ...
... river , and entered on a chain of nine lakes , extending to the north- east ; and , having traversed them all , they returned , by a portage , to the river , halting for two days on the borders of Lower Carp Lake . Here the men ...
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... river up from the sea , toge- ther with the want of wood to form an establishment , would render the working of the ore in this district a very unprofit- able concern . As Dr. Richardson , who happened to be on the first watch in the ...
... river up from the sea , toge- ther with the want of wood to form an establishment , would render the working of the ore in this district a very unprofit- able concern . As Dr. Richardson , who happened to be on the first watch in the ...
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... River Salmon , which is inferior to the common sort in size , and distinct from the various species of the genus indicated by Pallas and Cuvier . In July and August , it abounds at the Salmon Leap in Copper - Mine River . S. Mac- kenzii ...
... River Salmon , which is inferior to the common sort in size , and distinct from the various species of the genus indicated by Pallas and Cuvier . In July and August , it abounds at the Salmon Leap in Copper - Mine River . S. Mac- kenzii ...
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