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Page 15
... whole province is considered as part of New France.t Estotiland , Terra Laborador , or Nova Britannia , lies on Hudson's Bay , to the north of New France : there gold and silver are found , as well as precious stones , and also marble ...
... whole province is considered as part of New France.t Estotiland , Terra Laborador , or Nova Britannia , lies on Hudson's Bay , to the north of New France : there gold and silver are found , as well as precious stones , and also marble ...
Page 10
... whole extent of the extreme north is inhabited by a peo- ple of a distinct race . Greenland , Labrador , the whole nor- thern border of the main land of America , the sea coast ad- jacent to Asia , including the peninsula of Alaska and ...
... whole extent of the extreme north is inhabited by a peo- ple of a distinct race . Greenland , Labrador , the whole nor- thern border of the main land of America , the sea coast ad- jacent to Asia , including the peninsula of Alaska and ...
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... whole population of our continent from this source ? To suppose that colonies of Mongolian descent have con- tributed to fill the amount of the American population , is a very different position from that which refers to this expla ...
... whole population of our continent from this source ? To suppose that colonies of Mongolian descent have con- tributed to fill the amount of the American population , is a very different position from that which refers to this expla ...
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THE TRANSLATORS PREFACE | v |
BOOK | 13 |
In what manner at what time and by what European Nations | 24 |
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