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955. Anderson (David). — Canada, of a view of importance of the British

American Colonies. London, 355 p. in-8.

956. Message from the Président of the United States, transmitting a letter

from the Secretary of war, accompanied witb sundry dccuments, in obédience to a resolution of the 31st of December last, requesting such informations as may tend to explain the causes of the failure of the arms of the United States, on the northern f routier... In tvvo parts. Alhany, 68-99 p. in-12.

957. Haeriott (John). — Struggles through life, exemplified in various Travels

and Adventures in Europe, Asiaj and America, third and best édition. London, 3 vol. in-12.

958. Baebé-Maebois (François de). — Complot d'Arnold et de Sir Henry

Clinton. Paris, Didot.

959. Dakby (William). — ^Geographical description of the State of Louisiana,

etc. Philadelphia, printed for the Author, 210 p. in-8. Carte.

960. Knight (Ann Cuthbert). — A year in Canada, and other poems. Edin-

hurgh, 126 p. in-12.

961. Lambert (John). — ^Travels through Canada and the U. S. of N. A., in

the years 1806, 1807 and 1808, etc. London, 2 vol. in-8.

902. Whipple (Joseph). — A geographical View of the District of Maine... including the History of Acadia. Bangor, 102 p. in-8.

963. Caret (M.). — The Olive Branch : or faults on both sides, fédéral and

démocratie. A serions appeal on the necessity of mutual forgiveness and harmony. Philadelphia, J/52-56 p. gr. in-S.

(On trouve dans cet ouvrage la correspondance de Sir James Craig. gouverneur de la Province de Québec, avec John Henry, de Montréal, qui la livra plus tard, sous le coup de la vengeance, au gouvernement des Etats-Unis, en considération d'une somme assez ronde. )

964. Rafinesque (C. S.). — ■ Floi-ula Ludovieiana ; or, a fiora of the state of

Louisiana. Translated, revised, and improved, from the French of C. Robin. Neiv-York, pullished hij C. Wiley and Co., 178 p. petit in-8.

965. Sansom (Joseph). — Sketches of Lower Canada, historical and descriptive,

etc., during a Tour to Québec in the month of July, 1817. New-York, 301 p. in-8. Àppendix, A Description of the Beaver. in Canada. XVI p.

906. Chappell (Edward) Lieutenant R. N. — Voyage of His Majesty's Ship Rosamond to Newfoundland and the Southern Coast of Labrador, of which countries no account has been published by any British Traveller since the reign of Queen Elizabeth. London, in-8.

967. Christie ^Robert). — The military and naval opérations in the Canadas, during the late war with the United States, including also the political History of Lower Canada, during the administration of Sir James Henry Craig and Sir George Provost, from the year 1807, until the year 1815. New-York, 235 p. gr. in-8.

(Réimpression il New- York de l'édition parue à Québec la même année.)

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968. CnKiSTiE (Robert). — A briof review of the political state of Lower

Canada since tho Conquest of the Colony to the Présent day. To which are added Menioirs of the administration of the Colonial Government of Lower Canada by Sir Gordon Drummond, and Sir John Coape Sherbrooke. ^ctv-York, 92 p. in-8.

969. HuNT (Gilbert .T.). — The late war, between the V. S. and Great Britain,

from June, 1812, to February, 1815. Neiv-York, 223 p. in-12.

970. Melish (John).— tTravcls through the U. S. 1806-7 and 1809-11, in-

cluding an Account of two Passages and Travels through Britain, Ireland, and Canada, etc. London, 650 p. in-8.

971. MoNTLEZUN (Le Baron de). — Voyage fait dans le« années 1816 et 1817,

de New-York à la Nouvelle-Orléans et de l'Orénoque au Mississipi, etc. Paris, 2 vol. in -S.

972. Palmeb (John). — 'Jourual of Travels in the U. S. of N. A., and in Lower

Canada, performed in the year 1817. London, J/ôG p. in-8. Carte.

973. Selkirk (Lord). — A Sketch of the British Fur Trade in North America;

with observations relative to the North West Company of Montréal. IS^ew-York, in-8.

974. Thomson (John Lewis). — Historical sketches of the late war between

the U. S. and G. Britain. Fifth, and an improved édition. Philadelphia, 367 p. in-8. Gravures.

975. Anspach (Rev. Lewis Amadeus). — 'A history of the Island of New-

foundland containing a description of the Island, the Banks, etc., and the coast of Labrador, illustrated with two maps. London, in-8.

976. Consultation de douze des plus célèbres avocats de Paris, touchant les

droits de propriété du Séminaire de Montréal, en Canada. Délibéré à Paris, le 18 août 1819. 16 p. in-Jf.

(Au nombre de ces célèbres avocats se trouvaient Berryer, père et fils, Dupin, Tripier.)

977. Darby (William). — A tour from the city of New-York, to Détroit,

Michigan territory, made between the second day of May and twentysecond of September 1818. The tour extends from New-York, by Albany, Schenectady and Utica. to Sacketfs Harbour, and thence through Lake Ontario, to St. Lawrence River, etc. 'Ncw-Yorh, in-8.

978. Greece (Charles-Frederick). — Facts and observations respecting Canada

and the U. S. of A. London, in-8.

(Greece était cultivateur à la Longue-Pointe, près ilontréal.)

979. Hall (Lieut. Francis) 14th Light Dragoons H. P. — Travels in Canada.

and the U. S. in 1816 and 1817. Second édition. London, .^21 p. in-8. Carte intitulée : Niagara Fi'ontier.

980. Mackenzie (E.). — An Historical Topographical and Descriptive View of

the U. S. of A. and Upper.and Lower Canada, etc. Second Edition. N'eivcastle-upon-Tyne, in-8. Cartes et gravures.

981. Walsii, .tr. (Robert). — An appeal from the .ludgmenLs of Great Britain

respecting the U. S. of A. Part first, containing an Historical Outline of their merit.s and wrongs as ColiKiies ; and strictures upon the calumnies of the British Writers. Philadelphia, LXVI-512 p. gr. in-8.

[)H2. lÎRACKEXRiDGE (H. M.). — • Histoire de la guerre entre les Etats-Unis d'Amérique et l'Angleterre, pendant les années 1812, 13, 14 et 15, traduite sur la seconde édition par A. de Dalmas, avec une carte du théâtre de la guerre. Paris, 2 vol. in-S.

UH'à. Geographical (A), historical, commercial and agricultural view of the U. S. of A., an account of the British possessions in Upper and Lower Canada, etc. London, IJfG-XVI p. in-8. Carte.

ÎJS4. Harmon (Daniel Williams). — lA Journal of Voyages and Travels in the Interior of North America, between the 47th and 58th degree of north latitude, extending from Montreal nearly to the Pacific Océan, etc. Andover, in-8. .