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    Physical map of the highest elevations in western Canada : 1754.
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    Carte physique des terreins les plus élevés de la partie occidentale du Canada [document cartographique] : où l'on voit les nouvelles découvertes des officiers françois à l'ouest du Lac Supérieur, ave ... [View full title] c les rivieres et les lacs dont M. Jeremie a parlé dans la relation de la Baye de Hudson / dressée par Philippe Buache

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    Item ID number:
    183814
    Date:
    1754
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    R16498-0-X-F, Box number: 2001008741
    Carte physique des terreins les plus élevés de la partie occidentale du Canada [document cartographique] : où l'on voit les nouvelles découvertes des 
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    Physical map of the highest elevations in western Canada : [cartographic document] shows the new discoveries by French officers west of Lake Superior, with rivers and lakes, mentioned by M. Jeremie in his account of Hudson Bay / drawn by Philippe Buache 1754.
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    Physical map of the highest elevations in western Canada : [cartographic document] shows the new discoveries by French officers west of Lake Superior, with rivers and lakes, mentioned by M. Jeremie in ... [View full title] his account of Hudson Bay / drawn by Philippe Buache

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    Item ID number:
    5012269
    Date:
    1754
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    R16498-0-X-E, Box number: 2001008741
    Physical map of the highest elevations in western Canada : [cartographic document] shows the new discoveries by French officers west of Lake Superior, 
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