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    A map of the great River St. John & waters, (the first ever published) from the Bay of Fundy, up to St. Anns or Frederick's Town [cartographic material] : being little known by white people, until 1783: settled by the American Loyalists, then part of Nova Scotia, now called New Brunswick, from an actual survey, made in the years 1784, 85, 86, and 87 10 July, 1788.
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    A map of the great River St. John & waters, (the first ever published) from the Bay of Fundy, up to St. Anns or Frederick's Town [cartographic material] : being little known by white people, until 178 ... [View full title] 3: settled by the American Loyalists, then part of Nova Scotia, now called New Brunswick, from an actual survey, made in the years 1784, 85, 86, and 87

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    Maps and cartographic material
    Item ID number:
    188452
    Date:
    10 July, 1788
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    Local class no.: G3432.S2 1787 .C37, Box number: 2000207167
    ... Negro settlements") and French Canadians had settled. Also present in the bottom left corner is an inset titled "A Plan of the City of St. John. Exhibition 
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    CO 226. Prince Edward Island, Original Correspondence [textual record (chiefly microform)] Prince Edward Island "A" [textual record]

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    Item ID number:
    104266
    Date:
    1763-1873
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    R10976-44-2-E, MG11-CO226
    ... Negro Servitude, in the Province of Nova Scotia" (St. John: King's Printer, 1802). Volume 39 (1823) includes a group of statistical reports on King's and 
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