Confederation Considered on Its Merits: Being an Examination Into the Principle, Capabilities, and Terms of Union, as Applicable to Nova Scotia - Couverture souple
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<title> Confederation Considered On Its Merits: Being An Examination Into The Principle, Capabilities, And Terms Of Union, As Applicable To Nova Scotia
<author> John George Marshall
<publisher> R.T. Muir, 1867
<subjects> History; Canada; General; Canada; Canada History Confederation, 1867; History / Canada / General; Nova Scotia; Nova Scotia Politics and government 1867-1896
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