XV-llC) p. in-12. Carte
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1084. Coke (E. T.). — A subaltern's furlough ; descriptive sceues in varions parts
of the U. S., Upper and Lower Canada, New-Brunswick and Nova Scotia, during the summer and autumn of 1832. London, XI-Jf85 p. in-8. Figures.
1085. Evans (Francis A.). — 'l'he emigrant's directory and guide to obtain lands
and effect a settlement in the Canadas, by Francis A. Evans, Esq., late agent for the Eastern Townships to the Législature of Lower Canada. Dublin, London, Edinhurf/h, VI-IV-180 p. in-12.
(Evans était venu au Canada en 1813 et se fixa à Drummondville. II mourut du clioléra, avant que son livre fût fini d'être imprimé.)
1086. FiDLEK (IsAAc). — 'Observations on the U. S. and Canada, made in 1832.
London, in-8.
1087. FiNCii (John). — ^Travcls in the U. S. of America and Canada, oontaining
some Account of their scientific Institutions, Notices of the Geology and Mineralogy of those Countries ; with an Essay on the Natural Boundaries. London, in-8.
1088. Information respecting the Eastern Townships of Lower Canada, in
which the British American Land Company intend to commence opérations for the Sale and Settlement of Lands in the Ensuing Spring. London, 21 p. in-8. Mappc.
1089. Lebrun (Isidore). — Tableau statistique et politique des deux Canadas.
Paris, 538 p. in-8.
1090. Mackenzie (AYilliam Lyon). — Sketches of Canada and the United
States. London, XXlV-504 p. in-8.
1091. Pavie (Théodore). — Souvenirs Atlantiques. Voyage aux Etats-Unis et
au Canada. Paris, 2 vol. Jn-8.
1092. State (Présent) of the Canadas; containing Practical and Statistical
Information respecting the Climate, Soil, Trade. London, 198 p. in-12.
1093. Arfwedson (C. D.).— The United States and Canada in 1832, 33 and 34.
London, 2 vol. in-8. 2 gravures.
1094. Coke (Lieut. E. T.). — A Subaltern's Furlough, etc. Second édition.
New-York, 2 vol. in-12.
1095. Hall (Basil). — Voyage dans les Etats-Unis de l'Amérique du Nord:
Par le Capitaine B. Hall, chargé par le gouvernement anglais de missions secrètes dans ces pays. Paris, 2 vol. in-8. Berlin, 2 vol. in-8 et carte. Bruxelles, 1835, 2 vol. in-12.
1096. HiNTON (John Howard). — ^The history and topography of the U. S. of
North America from the earliest period to the présent time. Comprising history, geography, zoology, agriculture, etc., and with additions by S. Knapp. Boston, 2 vol. in-J/.
1097. History (The) of Louise, daughter of a Canadian nun, exhibiting the
interior of female convents. Neic-Yoric, 208 p. in-16. Figures.
(Cette histoire, due il George Bourne. auteur de Pictnre of Québec, est l'œuvre d'un homme partial et mal informé. Voir No 1117.)
1098. HowisoN (Jchn). ■ — European colonies, in varions parts of the world,
viewed in their social, moral and pliysical condition. London, 2 vol. J,30-J{G0 p. in-8.
(La partie concernant la Province de Québec occupe les pages 234 à 460 du 2d volume.)
1099. Maktin (R. Montgomery). — History of the British Colonies. London,
5 tomes en 3 vol. in-J/. Cartes et figures.
(La partie consaciée au Canada est très détaillée et bien faite.)
1100. MooKE (Hugh). — Memoir of Colonel Ethan Allen, containing the most
interesting incidents connected with his private and public career. Pïattshurgh, in-12.
(Voir No 932.)
1101. NoKTHERN Teaveller (The) and Northern Tour with the route to the
Springs, Niagara and Québec, and the Coal mines of Pennsylvania. New-YorTc, in-8.
1102. Spaeks (Jared). — 'Library of American biography.
(Cet ouvrage comprend deux séries: la première renferme 10 volumes, et la seconde, 15. La première fut publiée de 18.34 à 1838, et l'autre de 1844 à 1848. On y trouve des biographies assez détaillées de Montgomery, ^d'Arnold, de Phips, du P. ISIarquette, de La Salle et du Père Rasles. Recueil intéressant et utile.)
1103. Amérique (L') Septentrionale et Méridionale, ou description de cette
grande partie du monde, comprenant l'Amérique Russe, 1.". Nouvelle Bretagne, la Baie de Hudson, etc. Ouvrage orné de 13 planches. Paris, 657 p. gr. in-8. Gravures, vues, types.
1104. Canada in the years 1832, 1833 and 1834 ; Information to Emigrants, by
an ex-settler. Duhlin, in-12.
110.5. Denis (Ferd.). — Vieux Voyageurs Français. Le Père Paul le Jeune (missionnaire au Canada), 1G35. Paris, 22 p. gr. in-8.
1106. Hall (Basil). — Voyage dans les Etats-Unis de l'Amérique du Nord et
dans le Haut et le Bas-Canada. Bruxelles, 2 vol.
(Traduction française de l'original anglais paru en 1829. Voir No 1045.)
1107. Hall (James). — Sketches of history, life and manners in the West.
PJiiladelphia, 2 vol.
1108. HoPKiNS (Bishop John H.). — The importance of providing religions
éducation for the poor, etc. Two discourses, preached by request. in the Cathedral Church of Québec, etc., on Sunday, the twenty-fifth day of October, 1835. Burlington, 30 p. in-S. Portrait.
1109. Reid (John). — .Sketch of the political career of the En ri of Durliam.
Glasgow, J^OO p. petit in-8.
1110. SiiiREFF (Patrick). — A tour through North America; logcther with a
compreheusive view of Canada and the U. S. Edinhnrgh, V-J/IS p. in-8.
1111. Sparks (Jared). — Life and treason of Benedict Arnold. Boston.
1112. Backwoods (The) of Canada: being lettcrs from the wife of an
emigrant ofRccr. London, 3Ji9 p. in-12. Figures.
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1113. Canada Affaiks. — Brighton, 22 p. in-8.
1114. Galt (John). — The Canatlas : Comprchending topographical information
concerning the qiiality of the land, in dilïei'ent districts. London, VI- 3J,9-LXXVII p. in-12.
1115. Henry : or, the juvénile traveller, etc. By the wife of a british officer,
résident in Canada. London, 136 p. in-8.
IIIG. Martin (R. Montgomery). — History of upper and lower Canada. London, X-337 p. in-12. 3 cartes et vue de Quéhec.
1117. MoNK (Maria). — ^Awful disclosures, by Maria Monk of the Hotel-Dieu
of Montréal, revised with an appendix, etc. 'New-York, 376 p. in-12. (L'auteur essaie d'établir que Maria Monk, religieuse de l'Hôtel- Dieu de Montréal, quitta le couvent dans des circonstances peu propres à faire honneur à l'Institut. Sa mère, Isabella Mills, veuve de William Monk, et gardienne de l'hôtel du gouvernement, aujourd'hui le château Ramezay. et protestante, affirma sous serment, le 24 octobre 183.5, que sa fille était sortie du couvent, parce qu'elle était devenue folle.)
1118. Pétition from Lower Canada, with Explanatory Remarks. London,
JfS p. in-8.
1119. Pétition of the Ilouse of Assembly of Lower Canada, to the King, and
the Two Houses of Parliament, etc. London, 20 p. in-8.
1120. Power (T.). — Impression of America, during the years 1833, 34 and 1835.
London, 2 vol. in-8.
(Contient un chapitre intitulé: "A visit to Québec via Lake Champlain.")
1121. Roebuck (J. A.). — Existing difficulties in the government of the Canadas.
London, 68 p. in-S.
1122. Affairs of the Canadas, in a séries of Letters, by a Canadian. London,
in-8.
1123. Chisholme. — Copy of a report of a Select Committee of the House of
Assembly of Lower Canada, respecting Mr. Chisholme, Clerk of the Peace for Three Rivers, and any Correspondence between the Earl of Gosford and Lord Glenelg, on the subject of the charges preferred against Mr. Chisholme. Colonial Office, Downing street, 2 May, 1837. 103 p. in-fol.
1124. Evidence taken before the Committee of the ITouse of Commons on the
Affairs of Lower Canada, iii 1834. London, folio.
1125. Few words (A) on the Subjoct of Canada. By a Barrister. London,
52 p. in-8.
1126. Fletcher (Judge). — Copy of a Report of a Select Committee of the
House of Assembly of Lower Canada, respecting Judge Fletcher and of any Correspondence between the Earl of Gosford and Lord Glenelg, on the Subject of the charges preferred against that judge. Colonial Office, Downing street, 2 May, 1837.
1127. GUGY. — Copies of two reports of a Select Committee... respecting Mr.
Gugy (Lewis), Sheriff of Montréal... Colonial Office, 2G May 1837, 60 p. in-folio.
1128. Missions du Canada.- — Rapports des missionnaires. Paris, 21 p. in-8.
Carte.
1129. Papers relative to affairs of Lower Canada, 1837. S. 1. n. d. J/G p. in-folio.
1130. Papers relating to Lower Canada, containing : Copy of agreement between
His Majestj''s government and the British American Land Company, in the year 1833, etc.
Reports of Committee of the House of Assembly of L. C. respecting Mr. Thompson, Judge of the Inferior District of Gaspé, etc.
Report of same, respecting Mr. Whitcher, Sheriff of St. François, etc.
ReiK)rt of same, respecting Mr. Felton, etc. *S'. /. n. d. 187 p. in-folio.
(Carte coloriée des Cantons de l'Est et d'une partie de Nicolet.)
1131. Rébellion of 1837. — Copies or Extracts of Correspondence relative to the
Affairs of Lower Canada, Upper Canada, Nova Scotia, New-Brunswick. London, 4OO p. in-folio.
1132. Remarks on the Proceedings as to Canada, in the présent session of
Parliament ; by one of the Commissioners, lOth April 1837. London, 67 p. in-8.
1133. Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the giie%ances
complained of in Lower Canada. London, 182-73-160 p. in-fol. Mappe.
1134. Ternaux (H.). — Bibliothèque Américaine ou Catalogue des ouvrages re-
latifs à l'Amérique, qui ont paru depuis sa découverte jusqu'à l'an 1700. Paris, VIII-191 p. in-8.
1135. Atwater (Caleb). — History of Ohio.
(Historique des fondations françaises dans la vallée de l'Ohio.)
1136. BATHUR.ST (Lord). — 'Exposition and Defence of Lord Bathurst Adminis-
tration of the Affairs of Canada, when Colonial Secretary. during the years 1822 to 1827, inclusive. By the Rt. Hon. Robt. W. Horton, Bart. G. C. H. Appendix " The French Canadians." London, 106 p.
1137. B0UNDARIES (NoRTH American). — Correspondence relating to the bound-
ary between the British Possessions in N. A. and the U. S. under the treaty of 1783. London, 1838-1840, ISJ,!, lS-',2, 18J,3, 115- 192-168-120-57-37-167-32 p. in-fol. 3 roi.
1138. -BowLES (R. N.) Cap. — Suggestions for the speedy and seçure conséquence
of our reinforeements to Canada. >S'. /. n. d. (London, 1838) 131 p. in-8.
1139. Brougham (Lord). — Speech on the Maltreatmont of the North American
Colonies. London, 37 p. in-8.
1140. Canada. — 'AMiat shall we do with Canada. London. 8 p. in-8.
1141. Canadas as they now are: Comprehending a View of the Climate, Rivers,
Lakes, Canals, Government. Laws. Taxes, Town.s, Trade. etc. By a late Résident. London, XV-116 p. in-12.
1142. Canaoian (Tue) Controversy : ils origin. nature, and nierits. London,
SJf p. in-S.
(Ouvrage do bon nloi. dfl à T. F. Elliott. fils de l'iionornble Hugh Elliott. secrétaire de la Commission-Gosford.)
1143. Canadian (Tue) Cuisis and Lord Durliain's ;Mi.ssion to the North
American (^olonirs, etc. Tjondon, 56 p. in-8.
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1144. Chevalieb (Michel). — Lettres sur l'Amérique du Nord. Troisième édi-
tion. Bruxelles, 3 vol. in-12.
1145. Education. — An Account of the Endowments for Education in Lower
Canada, and of the Législative and other Public Acts for the advancement thereof, from the cession of the Country in 17G3 to the présent time. London, 132 p. in-8.
114G. Guide (Tue Stuaxgers) through the United States and Canada. Edinhurgh, l-'i3 p. in-12. Carte et plans.
1147. HiNTS on the Case of Canada for the considération of INIenibers of both
Houses of Parliament. London, in-S.
1148. HiSTORY and Description of the Canadas. With Accounts of the Civil
War. London, 192 p. in-S.
1149. Letter (A) to the Queen by a Frieud of the People. London, 32 p. in-8.
1150. Lettres édifiantes, et curieuses concernant l'Asie, l'Afrique et l'Amé-
rique, avec quelques relations nouvelles des Missions et des notes géographiques et historiques. Paris. Jf roi. gr. in-9 à 2 colonnes.
(Ces quatre volumes reproduisent le texte primitif et non altéré des Lettres édifiantes et contiennent la matière des 28 volumes de l'ancienne édition. — Annales du bibliophile, 1889.)
1151. Loweb Canada at the close of 37. London, 31 p. in-8.
1152. LOGAN (James). — Notes of a journey through Canada, the U. S. of A.,
etc. Ediniurgh, XII-259 p. in-8. Carte.
1153. Rébellion or 3837-38.^ — -A correct account of the rise and progress of the
récent popular movements in Lower Canada. From the Patriot, Extra, Dec. loth, 1837. »S'. /. n. d. Biingaij. 12 p. in-8.
1154. Rébellion. — A Letter to Edward Baines. Esq.. M. P., on the Insurrection
in Canada. London, 16 p. in-8.
1155. Rébellion. — A Narrative of the Canadian Rébellion : containing a Faith-
ful Account of ail the Important Occurrences connected with that Momentous Event, etc. With a Map of both the Canadas. London, in-8.
115G. Rébellion. — ^An Impartial Account of the Civil War in . the Canadas, with a General Description of the Provinces. . . Biographical Notices of thjî Principal Canadian Leaders. By a Gentleman many years résident in Canada. London.
1157. Rébellion. — -Plain Statoment of the Quarrel with Canadas; in which is
considered who first infringed the constitution of the colony. London, 20 p. in-8.
1158. Rébellion. — A Narrative of the Rébellion in the Canadas. By a Résident
Canadian. With copions Extracts from the Despatches of Sir John Colborne, Sir Francis Head. etc.. etc., and other Officiai Documents. London, in-S. Carte.
1159. Rébellion. — The Canadian Portfolio, containing a Faithful Exposition
of the Causes that hâve produced the Civil War in Canada, together with the valions Officiai Documents, necessary to elucidate and support the history of tins disgraceful contest. conducted by Arthur Roebuck, Esq.. and other Friends of Canada. London, 103 p. in-S.
1160. Rébellion. — A Short Account of the Rise and Progress of the Récent Popular Movements in Lower Canada.
IIGI. Stewart (Tue) Missions in Canada, a séries of Letters and journals, edited bj- W. J. D. Waddilove. London, 252 p. in-8, 2 cartes.
1162. SUTHERLAKD (T. J.). — The Trial of T. J. Sutherland before a Court
Martial in Canada, 1838, on a charge of having, as a Citizen of U. S. levied War in Canada, with his Defence. Buffalo, SI p.
1163. Bliss (Henry). — An essay on the reconstitution of Her Majesty's Govern-
ment in Canada. London, 115 p. in-8.
1164. Bremond (G.). — Les Jumeaux de Montréal. Episode de la Guerre dn
Canada. Tours, in-8.
1165. British North America. — Copies or Extracts of correspondence relative
to the affairs of B. N. A. S. l. n. d. Vl-JfOO p. in-fol.
1166. CONNECTICUT Ijp^isTORiCAL SociETY. — A publié plusieurs volumes de Collec-
tions où l'on trouve : 1. Roger Wolcott's journal at the siège of Louisbourg ; 2. Connecticut OfScers at Louisbourg ; 3. Papers rflating to the Ticonderoga expédition.
1167. Debates of the House of Commons in the year 1774, on the Bill for
making more effectuai Provision for the Government of the Province of Québec. Drawn up from the notes of the Right Honorable Sir Henry Cavendish, Bart. Member for Lastwithiel, etc. With a Map of Canada. London, 6-303 p. in-8.
1168. Die Canadensee, oder der Kampf der Freiheit am Niagara und Lorenzo
in den Jahren 1837 und 1838. Vom Herausgeber des G. Scobri. Leipzig, in-8.
1169. DuRiiAM. — The Report and Despatches of the Earl of Durham, Her
Majesty's High Commissioner and Governor-General of British North America. London, XVI-423 p. in-8.
1170. Geikie (John C). — Adventures in Canada; or, Life in the Woods.
Philadclphia, 408 p. petit in-8.
1171. Head (George). — Forest scènes and incidents in the wilds of North
America ; being a diary of a winter's route from ' Halifax to the Canadas, etc. London, V-362 p. in-8.
1172. Head (Sir Francis B.).— A Narrative . London, VIII-.'i88-38 p. in-8.
1173. HoRTON (Sir R. W.). — 'Thoughts on présent crisis of the Canadas, and
on the policy of a législative union between the two colonies, being the préface to a second édition of " The administration of the affairs of Canada." London, H p. in-8.
1174. Jamieson (Mrs.). — Winter studies and summcr rambîos in Canada.
New-York, 2 vol. 341-339 p. in-12.
1175. Lanman (J. H.). — History of Michigan. New-York.
(Partie de cet ouvrage est consacrée aux colonisations françaises dans le Michigan.)
1176. Marryat (Capt.). — A Dinry in America, with remarks on its institutions,
in two volumes. Philadeli)hia.
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1177. Martin (R. Montgomeky). — Œ'he British Colonial Library, comprising a popular and authentic description of ail the Colonies of the British Empire, their historj', geography, geology, c-iimate, animal, végétal, govemment, finance, commerce, etc. London, ISSO-li-'i, 10 vol. in-12. Gravures et cartes,
117S. Mou.XTAiN (George J.) — A charge, delivered to the clergy of the Diocèse of Québec at his primary Visitation, completed in 1838. London, 57 p. in-8.
1179. MURRAY (Huon). — A Historical and Descriptive Account of British
America comprehending Canada Upper and Lower, etc., 2d Edition. Edmburgh, 3 vol. 352-388-356 p. in-12. 2 cartes.
1180. Partridge (Francis M.). — Xunneries as they are. New-York. 221 p.
in-12.
(Ce livre n'est qu'une diatribe contre les couvents et le clergé catholiques, et dont Maria Monk fut le prétexte. Voir Xo 1117.)
1181. Prisoners. — Report on the Case of the Canadian Prisoners. With an
Introduction on the Writ of Habeas Corpus, by Alfred A. Fry. London, in-8.
1182. Québec and New York ; or, The Three Beauties. an Historical Romance
of 1775. By the Author of The Pirate of the Gulf, etc. In three volumes. London, 3 vol. in-8.
1183. Rébellion de 1837-38. — Canadian Rébellion. Extrait de " A political
tract by Cobbett Club of London." London, 55 p. in-12.
1184. Rébellion Losses. — Copy of the report of the Commisssioners appointed
in Lower Canada under an ordinance of 1 Vict., c. 7, to inquire into the losses sustained during the late rébellion ; also, of the names of the persons who claimed compensations and the amount of their claims. 11 June, 1839. 29 p.
1185. SiiTTH (Coke).^ — ^Sketches in the Canadas. S. l. n. d. gr. in-folio.
1186. WiLLiAMSON (Wm. d.)— The History of the State of Maine, from its
first discovery, A.D. 1602, to the séparation, A.D. 1820. inclusive. Halloîcell, 2 vol. 696-129 p. in-8.
(La. première édition est de 1832.)
1187. BuLLER (Charles). — Responsible Government for Colonies. London,
101 p. petit in-8.
(L'auteur était secrétaire de Lord Durham.)
1188. Dawson (G. M.). — The traveller's guide through the middle and northern
States and the Provinces of Canada. NeiC-York, 395 p. in-16.
1189. Gosse (P. H.). — The Canadian naturalist. Natural history of lower
Canada. London, XII-312 p. in-8.
1190. Missions. — 'Six Mois chez les Sauvages (Hurons, Abénaquis, Iroquois),
par un missionnaire. Limoges, 101 p. in-8.
1191. MuRRAY (Hucn). — History of British America. Netc-York, 2 vol. in-18.
1192. Preston (T. R.). — Three years' résidence in Canada from 1837 to 1839,
etc. London, 2 vol. 285-301 p. in-8.
1193. RÉSERVES DU CLERGÉ. — Copies or extracts of correspondence respecting the
Clergy reserves in Canada from 1819 to 1840. Part 1 : Correspondence, IV-184 P- Part II : Extracts of the journals of tlie Législative Council and House of Assembly of Upper Canada, respecting the Clergy reserves (1810-1840), 113 p. London, ordered to be printed, 3 April, 18J,0. 2 vol. in-fol.
1194. Saint-Céran (Tullius). — ^Les Louisianaises. Poésies nouvelles. Pre-
mier volume. Nouvelle-Orléans, 91 p. in-8.
1195. Teenaux-Compans (H.). — Archives des Voyages ou Collection d'anciennes
relations inédites ou très rares de lettres, mémoires, itinéraires et autres documents relatifs à la géographie et aux voyages, etc. A Paris, ISJfO-U, 2 vol. in-8.
(Le premier volume donne la Relation du premier Voyage de Jacques Cartier (pp. 1-66) ; le second volume rapporte le second voyage (pp. 117-154.)
1196. Union. — Copies or Extracts of correspondence relative to the reunion of
the provinces of Upper and Lower Canada. London, 50 p. in-fol. 3 cartes coloriées.
1197. Union. — Observations on the union of the Canada and on the Canada
Government Bill. Greenock, in-8.
1198. Canada. — Correspondence relative to the afifairs of Lower Canada. Lon-
don, IV-12 p. in-fol.
1199. Canada. — Descriptive and Statistical Account of Canada. London, in-8.
1200. De Vaux (G.). — ^The traveller's own book to Saratoga springs, Niagara
and Canada. Buffalo, 258 p. in-16. Carte et figures.
1201. D'Orbigny (M. Alcide). — 'Voyage pittoresque dans les deux Amériques.
Résumé général de tous les voyages de Colomb, Las Casas, Oviedo, Gomara, Acosta, Dutertre. Paris, 568 p. in-J^. Cartes et figures.
1202. DwiGHT, JR. (T.). — Northern Traveller ; containing the routes to the
Springs, Niagara, Québec, etc. Neiv-York, 250 p. in-lG, 18 cartes et 9 fjravures.
1203. Letter (A) to an lion. Brigadier-General, Commander in Chief of His
Majesty's Forces in Canada: London, 3 760. Now Just ascribed to Junius, etc. Edited by N. W. Simons. London, in-12.
1204. Playfair (Tue) papers or brother Jonathan, the smartest nation in ail
création. London, 3 vol. in-8.
1205. Savanes (Les). — ^Poésies américaines, par Adrien... ûo la Louisiane.
Paris, 306 p. in-12.
1200. SuTiiERLAND (T. J.). — Letters to the Queen and Lord Durham, etc., with Testimony taken on his Trial in Canada. Alhanij, in-12.
1207. TiiELLER (E. A.).— 'Canada in 1837-38. Philadelphia, 2 vol. 264-316 p.
petit in-8.
1208. BoNNYCASTLE ( SiR RICHARD IL). — Tho Canadas in 1841. London, 2 vol.
3JfS-338 p. in-S. Carte et gravures.
1208a. Letter to Viscount Melville on the Ordinance of the Earl of Durham, Governor of Canada. By .John Buokle. London, 22 p. in-8.
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1209. Breese (Judge Sidney). — Early Ilistory of Illinois, 1G7.'M7G3, including
the narrative of Marquette's discovery of the Mississipi. (Nouvplle édition en 1884, Chicago.)
1210. Castelnau (F. de). — Vues et Souvenirs de l'Amérique du Nord. Paris,
165 p. gr. in-8, 35 planches, dont plusieurs consacrées au Canada.
1211. Letter to the Rt. Hon. Sir Charles Bagot, Governor-General of B. N. A.
With a View to préserve from Contamination and Crime, Destitute and Neglected Female Children. By James Buchanan, Esq. Netc- York, 1/f p. in-8.
1212. Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, etc. With the History, Présent
State, and Prospects of thèse Colonies in regard to émigration. London, 6Jf p. in-16. Carte.
121.3. BuCKiNGiiAM (J. S.). — Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and the other British Provinces in N. A., with a Plan of National Colonization. By James S. Buckingham. London, 5^0 p. in-8. Gravures et cartes.
1214. DiLLON (John B.) — History of Indiana.
(Renferme d'assez longs détails sur les pi^onniers français établis, dans cet Etat.)
1215. Forêts (Les) intérieures du Canada, lettres écrites par la femme d'un
officier émigrant, sur la vie domestique des colons Canadiens. Paris, IJ/O p. in-Jf.
1216. Missions. — Lettres des nouvelles missions (des Jésuites) du Canada,
1843-1852. 2 vol. J,51 p. in-Jf.
1217. SiLLEBY (Noël Brulart de). — Vie de l'illustre serviteur de Dieu, N. B.
de Sillery, chevalier de Malte. Paris, in-12.
1218. Sydexham.— Memoir of the life of the Right Ilonourable Charles Lord
Sydenham, G. C. B. with a narrative of his administration in Canada. Edited by his brother. G. Poulett Scrope, Esq., M.P. London, XIII- 498 p. in-8. Portrait.
(Seconde édition en 1844 A. Londres, 403 p. in-8.) '
1219. WiLLis (N. P.). — Le Canada pittoresque. Londres, 2 vol. in-Jf.
(Ouvrage orné de 119 gravures sur acier d'après les dessins de W. H. Bartlett.)
Brown (Henry). — History of Illinois. New-York.
Burns (Rev. Robert). — 'Report of a Visit to Canada and Nova Scotia. Edinhurph. ')0 p.
Emigrant (The) to North America, from memoranda of a settler in Canada, etc., by an emigrant farmer of twenty years expérience. Edin,. and London, VIII-120 p. in-12.
(Ouvrage du Rév. J. Abbott.)
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