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James Dunsmuir
Title: One hundred and twenty Canadian historical pictures, portraits, and documents, from the Dominion Archives and other sources : selected from the reproductions made for 'Canada and its provinces' and published solely for the subscribers to that work
Creator: Shortt, Adam, 1859-1931. Canada and its provinces
Publisher: Toronto : s.n
Date: 1914
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