1714 – William Taverner’s First Report relating to Newfoundland
par 1714 – William Taverner’s First Report relating to Newfoundland I waited on Collnl John Moody who gave me severall papers to Publish when I should …
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1718 – Captain Taverner’s Second Report relating to Newfoundland
1718 – Selections from Captain Taverner’s Second Report relating to Newfoundland The Bay of Maynelon [MIQUELON], affords a very good beeche for 400 boats, and …
1890 – The Maritime Provinces, Chapter 50
The Maritime Provinces: a Handbook for Travelers Harvard College Library, 1890 Chapter 50. St. Pierre and Miquelon. Time-Table for 1888. — Str. St. Pierre leaves …
1886 – French Colonies and their resources
FRENCH COLONIES. AND THEIR RESOURCES. JAMES BON WICK, F.R.G.S., 1886 FRENCH AMERICA. Once possessed of Canada and neighbouring States, exercising uncontrolled powers over the whole …
1878 – Newfoundland Pilot
The NEWFOUNDLAND PILOT Compiled by Staff Commander W. F. Maxwell R.N. 1878 NEWFOUNDLAND, SOUTH COAST — ST. PIERRE, AND MIQUELON ISLANDS. Variation in 1878 Saint-Pierre …
1876 – Novel Telegraphy, electrification of an island
The Year-Book of Facts in Science and Art: 1876 Electrical Science NOVEL TELEGRAPHY—ELECTRIFICATION OF AN ISLAND. A CURIOUS discovery has been made by Mr. Gott, …
1846 – Report on the French fisheries established at St. Pierre
Report on the French fisheries established at St. Pierre, in Newfoundland, prepared by direction of the honorable the collector of her Majesty’s customs, 1846. It …
1778 – A voyage to California: Jean-Dominique Cassini
A voyage to California: to observe the transit of Venus By Jean Chappe d’Auteroche (abbé), Jean-Dominique Cassini, José Antonio de Alzate y Ramírez. 1778 Page …
1762 – Mr. Pitt absolutely refused to cede the island of Miquelon to the French
Anecdotes of the Life of the Right Hon. William Pitt, Earl of Chatham: And of the Principal Events of His Time. With His Speeches in …
1793 – Letters from Brigadier General Ogilvie and Captain William Affleck about the surrender of St Pierre and Miquelon
Whitehall, July 2. The following Letter was received from Brigadier General Ogilvie to the Right Hon. Henry Dundas, one of his Majefty Principal Secretaries of …