A History of Manitoba
Its Resources and People
Von George Bryce · 1906
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- Über diese AusgabeSeitenanzahl: 692Veröffentlicht: 1906Verlag: Canada history CompanyOriginal aus: University of Wisconsin - MadisonDigitalisiert: 7. September 2012Sprache: EnglischAutor: George BryceZitation erstellenWeitere Ausgaben200320111906Global Heritage PressGlobal Heritage PressCanada History CompanyHardcoverE-Book—692 Seiten—692 SeitenHäufige Begriffe und WortgruppenaffairsaffiliatedafterwardsAlexanderappointedarrivedAssiniboineAssiniboine riverBankbornBrandonBritishCanadaCanadian Pacific RailwayCharlescity of WinnipegCollegecolonyConservative partycouncildaughterdistrictearly settlerselectedengagedEnglandfather followedfirmFraternallyFrenchfurGarryGeorgegives his supportGovernorgrainhalf-breedshold membershiphome farmHotelWeitere Begriffe und WortgruppenWeniger anzeigenBeliebte Passagen... heads of families residing in the province at the time of the said transfer to Canada , and the same shall be granted to the said children respectively in such mode and on such conditions as to settlement and otherwise as the Governor - General in Council may...... take care that satisfaction be given , according to the rule of justice and equity , to the English company trading to the Bay of...Governor shall select such lots or tracts in such parts of the province as he may deem expedient to the extent aforesaid , and divide the same among the children of the half - breed heads of families...Weitere PassagenWeniger anzeigenBuch besorgenAusleihenIn Bücherei suchenIn "WorldCat" suchen.Auf WorldCat suchenÜber das WerkDatum der Erstveröffentlichung: 1906Genre: BiografieAutorGeorge BryceKanadischer Geistlicher und HistorikerGeorge Bryce war ein kanadischer Geistlicher und Historiker in Manitoba, Verfasser einer Reihe von Beiträgen zu Geologie, Archäologie und zur örtlichen Geschichte, sowie Mitgründer der University of Manitoba. WikipediaIn George Bryce suchenMehr von diesem AutorSeven Oaks [microform] : an Account of the Affair of Seven Oaks, the Circumstances which Led Up to It, a Description of the Contestants, the Events of the Conflict, Including the Death of Governor Semple and His Followers and a Report of Proceedings of the Gathering for the Unveiling of the "Seven Oaks Monument", June 19th, 1891; Also a Plate of the Monument and a Fac-simile of Part of the Map Used at the Trials of 1818, Showing the Junction of the Assiniboine and Red Rivers, the Site of Fort Douglas and the Situation of "Seven Oaks"Von George Bryce, Historical and Scientific Society of ManitobaWeitere BücherVerlagCanada History CompanyIn Canada History Company suchen