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Rice Lake in 1819

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n.d.

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2955516

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Rice Lake in 1819
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n.d.

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Location: National Library of Canada

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General note:

In Guillet, Edwin C., "The valley of the Trent," Toronto: Champlain Society, 1957, after p. 326
by C. Fothergill (unverified)

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This record was created during a book illustration project done by the former Library Documentation and Service Division. This material is held by the Published Heritage area of LAC, thus cannot be ordered through Archives Search.

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Green Star reference copy. This image was copied from a published source or a source not owned by Library and Archives Canada.

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