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[Correspondence] [textual record] Laurier, Wilfrid Correspondence October 16, 1905

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409250

Date:

October 16, 1905

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MG26-G, Volume number: 383, Microfilm reel number: C-827

[Correspondence] [textual record] Laurier, Wilfrid Correspondence October 16, 1905. Senatorships. This correspondence includes a reply

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[Correspondence] [textual record] Laurier, Wilfrid Correspondence June 5, 1905

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409248

Date:

June 5, 1905

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Private

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MG26-G, Volume number: 368, Microfilm reel number: C-823

[Correspondence] [textual record] Laurier, Wilfrid Correspondence June 5, 1905. Dominion Roller Screen Co. Government Contract

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Chart of Saint Clair River. Projected from trigonometrical Surveys executed under the orders of Lt. Col. W.F. Raynolds, Corps of Engineers in 1867 and drawn under the direction of Major C.B. Comstock, ... [View full title] Corps of Engineers in 1871 & 1872. Survey of the Northern and Northwestern Lakes. Made in obedience to acts of Congress and orders from the Headquarters of the Corps of Engineers, War Department. [cartographic material] Chart of Saint Clair River... from... surveys executed... in 1867 and drawn... in 1871 & 1872 ... Corps of Engineers, War Department

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4133423

Date:

1880

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Local class no.: H1/410/St. Clair River/1880, Box number: 2000217097

Chart of Saint Clair River. Projected from trigonometrical Surveys executed under the orders of Lt. Col. WF Raynolds, Corps of Engineers in 1867 and drawn

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