Navigation of Hudson's Bay. the Practicability of Establishing an Ocean Route for Trade Purposes Between Europe and the North West of the Dominion, ... Containing the Evidence of Henry Y. Hind.

Title: Navigation of Hudson's Bay. (The practicability of establishing an ocean route for trade purposes between Europe and the North West of the Dominion, via Hudson's Straits and Bay.) [Containing the evidence of Henry Y. Hind before the Committee of the House of Commons of Canada upon immigration. With a map.]

Publisher: British Library, Historical Print Editions

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British Library
Stoughton, John Dennis
1878
43 p.; 8°.
10492.f.5.