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Early Atlantic Whaling An exaggerated version of whaling off
Atlantic shores, in which Basques from Spain were active along the Labrador coast, from the
1550s onward. ID #10083 |
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Iroquois Indians
ID #20658 |
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Frontenac Expedition Frontenac expedition against the Iroquois,
1695. ID #21799 |
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D'Iberville Shipwreck D'Iberville's ship "Pelican",
wrecked at the mouth of the Nelson River, 1697. ID #21749 |
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1783 Loyalist Fleet Following the American Revolutionary War,
thousands of Loyalists came in convoys out of New York to Atlantic Canada. ID #20680 |
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Winter Lumbering Winter lumbering in New Brunswick
involved hauling logs through the woods to the riverbank by oxen, early 19th
century. ID #10236 |
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The Lord Sydenham The river steamer Lord Sydenham arriving
at Montreal, April 27, 1841, the first steamer after the long months of winter
freezeup. ID #20339 |
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0760 John A. Macdonald ID #21918 |
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Sir John A. Macdonald Sir John A. Macdonald at an open-air
Toronto election meeting, 1878, campaigning for the "National Policy" of protective
tariffs. ID #20741 |
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