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 The French Regime in Canada. i535-i7^)3- By H- H. Mir.Es, 
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 Casterologia. The Canadian Beaver. .'\n exhaustive monograph, 
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 The Birds of Ontario. I'.y Tmis. McIi.wkaith (member American 
 
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 History of the North-West. By Ai.kx.anoer Begg, author of 
 
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 The History of British Columbia, from its llarliest Discovery 
 
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 Ten Years of Upper Canada 111 Peace and War. i^^i^s'S- 
 
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 A eallv valuable addition to Canadian History 'I'he appendix, telling of 
 Mr Ridouts capture, life with, and escajie from the Indians in Ohio and 
 f'ennsylvania, is as graphic as I'enimore Coopers romances 
 
 Laura Secord. The Heroine of 1.S12. .\ Drama, and other Poe.us. 
 P)y Mrs. S. \. Ccrzon. Cloth. $1.50. 
 
 Imperial Federation. The I'rohlem of National I'nity. Hy 
 Gko. R. Parkin, M. A. Crown 8vo. Cloth. 314 pages. $1.25. 
 
 Nova Britannia; or, Our New Canadian Dominion Foreshadowed 
 in a series of Lectures, Speeches and Addresses. Hy the Hon. 
 Alexandkr Morkis, P.C, D.C.L.. formerly Lieutenant-Gov- 
 ernor of the North-West Territories. Cloth. 187 pages. $1.00. 
 
 History of the Dominion of Canada, from the Discovery ol 
 America to the t'lesent Times, including a carefully compiled 
 Account of the late [Rebellion in the North-West Territories. 
 Hy W. H. WiTHRow, D.D. A handsome Hvo. volume, fully 
 illustrated. Cloth, fj.oo. 
 
THE (iREAT CANADIAN HISTORY. 
 History of Canada. I rom the earliest times to iH4i. Hy Wim.iam 
 K1N..S10K1., LL.D., I'.K.S. 
 
 Canada Under Pr:nch Kuie is complete>l in Fmir Volumes, a« follows, and 
 
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 Volume I l^'roni the earliest date of Irench rule to the descent of the Missis- 
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 Volume II -From the closing years of l)e Frontenac's First Administration 
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 VoLUMH III —The History of Hudson's Hay to the Treaty of Utrecht, i66o- 
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 destruction of Oswego by Montcalm in 1756. With four maps 
 
 Voi.UMK IV I'rom the close of 1756 to the Peace of I'aris, 1765 Seven maps. 
 Index 
 
 Canada Under British Rule to 1^41 
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 I The Indian Wars of i7f>j-i765 2. The (lovernmeiits of Murray and Carle- 
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 States ; with an attempt to set forth the causes, owing to which ('anada 
 remained a part of the Hritish Dominions 4 'I'he narrative of the invasion 
 of Canada by the troops of Congress, including the loss of the forts on the 
 KIchelieu, the surrender of Montreal and Three Rivers, and the narrative 
 of Arnold's advance by the Kennebec and Chaudiere to the south of the St 
 Lawrence 
 
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 is Mr. Kingsford " l.imiliw Atlifn,niiii. 
 
 Cape Breton. Descriptive and Historical account of the Island and 
 ol its memorials of the l'"rench Regime, with liibliographical, 
 historical and critical notes and old maps, plans and illustrations 
 of Louisbourg. P.y J. G. Houkinot, LL.D., D.C.L. Large 
 4to. fiHo pages. Cloth. §3.00. 
 
 The Moral Crusader (Wii.i.iam Luivd (i.^uuisoN). By Goi.dwin 
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 trait. $1.00. 
 
 Landmarks of Toronto. Being a collection of Historical Sketches 
 of the old Town of York, 1792- 1833, and of Toronto, 1834- 1895. 
 With over 500 engravings of historic spots, familiar faces and 
 famous old buildings, with maps, folding plans and schedules 
 connected with the early history. Two vols. 1,128 pages. 8vo. 
 Cloth. $5.00. 
 
 A Federal Parliament uf the liritish People. By Akch. McGoun, 
 B.C. L., .Advocate, Montreal. 8vo. 107 pages. 50 cents. 
 
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 Canadian History in Caricature, coveritiR forty years. Hy 
 J. VV. BENiioiHiH and others. A really valuable aiiil oiininal 
 collection from " Punch in Canada," " Diogenes," "(irinichuckle," 
 "Illustrated News" and "(irip"down to iHyi. With a lapital 
 sketch of "Canadian I'olitical History," and a preface Uy Print ipal 
 Grant, of Queen's College. Two hundred extremely clever illus- 
 trations on wood, .t strictly limited issue, published at ^54. 75. 
 4to. Cloth. $3.50. 
 
 On the Car« and Off. Hcinj,' the Journal of a I'ilK'rimanc alon(; 
 
 the Queen's Highway to the ICast, from Halifax, in Nova Scotia, 
 
 to Vancouver's Island. Hy DniT.i.AS Si adkn, author of "Japs at 
 
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 A charming account of the nuw famous trip over the Canadian F'acific 
 Kailway 
 
 Pearls and Pebbles; or. Notes of an Old Naturalist, liy Mks. 
 Caiharine Parr Traii.i, author of " Studies in Plant Life," tt< .; 
 with Piographical Sketch by Makv .\i,\' s I'i i / (iii;iii.\ ; with 
 portrait and illustrations. $1.50. 
 
 A Republic or a Colony? Some Kemarks 01. ihc I 'n sent Crisis. 
 Hy JosKi'U KoYAi., late Lieutcnant-tjovernor of North-West 
 Territories. Crown 8vo. 106 pages. Montreal, iS(y4. Tirmis. 
 
 The Scot in New France. An ICtlmological Study, iiemg the 
 'naugural Address before the Quebec Literary and Historical 
 Society, 1880. Hy 1. M. Li;Moim;, President, author ot 
 "Quebec, Past and Present," etc. Svo. fsj pages. 30 cents. 
 
 The CatCd«/lic Church in the Niaj^ara Peninsula. i'>2h 1S1/5. 
 
 By Vkry Kkv. Di-.an IIakkis. (loth. ^j2 pages, illustiated, 
 
 $2.00. 
 
 " . . To a desire for accuracy ihi- author adds a spirit of genial 
 
 charity and sympathetic insight, which are as raro as they are charming, and 
 it may be predicted that whoever sits down to read this book will rise from its 
 perusal with a better understanding, not oidy of past times, but of his fellow 
 countrymen who profess the Catholic faith " Mnil mul Emf'iii 
 
 In the Days of the Canada Company. Hy Koiuna and Kaiiii 1 1 n 
 
 Macfari.ane Li/ars. With Introduction by I<i;v. Pkinciivi. 
 
 Grant, D.D., LL.I). In one volume. Large octavo. 500 pages. 
 
 Freely illustrated and handsomely bound. $2.00. 
 
 This is one of the most notable contributioi"" to the historical literature of 
 Canada made in many years. Nowhere will be found more graphic pictures 
 of the social life in Ontario in the early part of '.his century than these pages 
 present. The work is monumental as a record of the times, and is a worthy 
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 to-day. 
 
5lr John A. Macdonald. An Antcdolal Life of the la»e Premier 
 of Canada. Hy I'.. \. I'.i-.i.ak. Koyal Hvo. 332 pages, (loth. 
 
 "Mr ItiKKars 'il'-''» was a hapiiy thouKhl, and il is well rarricil out 
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 and story book ail in one, and presents the xreat t'aniidian statcsiriun and 
 many of his contemporaries in a neu and interestinK light '■ 7 M' licnfi:<ut;h 
 
 III (il tj' 
 
 Canada'.s Intellectual Strength and Weakness. .\ shoti Ilis- 
 t<)ri< al ami Critical review of Li't raliire, Art ami iuhication in 
 Canada. l!y |. d. iiot kimii, C.M.Ci., LL.D,, and author of 
 "Cape Breton, etc. 410. Hoards, w pages. §1.25. 
 
 Canadian Savpge Folk. Th. .Native Trilies of Canada. UyJonN 
 
 Mmm.w, M..\., I'h.l)., author of " Tlie Indians of Canada," 
 
 " i'he Warden of the Plains," etc. One vol. 642 pages. Cloth; 
 
 fully illustrated. $2.50. 
 
 "'I'nere is no man in Canada, possibly anywhere, who has made a more 
 careful, painstaking life work in the study of the aboriginal races and all the 
 writings extant relative to them, their tr-iditions and history, than Dr John 
 M.tclean ".Vhile gleaning information from all the recognizedly 
 
 authentic sources. I >r Maclean, oy his (lersonal experience and individual 
 knowledge, has added not only a vast amount of hitherto unpublished material, 
 but has revivified and reset the old in the most attractive and readable form." 
 -Tlu- II',,-* 
 
 I)(»cunient.<i IMustrative of the Canadian Constitution. ICdited, 
 
 with Notes and .Appendices. l!y Wii.i.i.am Hoiston, M..'\. i,^^ 
 pages. Demy Svo. Cloth. 82,50. 
 
 Ontario's Parliament huildinKs. 171(2 1^92. .\ Century of Legis- 
 lation. Hy 1'"kank N i h.ii. .\ handsome Xvo. volume. .About 200 
 pages. Illustrat( d with bciutiful photogravures, wood cuts and 
 portraits. 8^.50, 
 
 "Mr Veigh's study is far more than an architectural sketch It throws 
 light upon many sides of the development of the Province lA Ontario, and 
 might well serve as an outline history of her political life, though in no sense 
 an elaborate work Ontario has reason to be proud of the new structure in 
 which her present parliamentary se.ssions are held, and Mr Yeigh has 
 furnished many illustrations of the building and of its humbler predecessors, 
 together with portraits of some of the leading men who have figured in the 
 provincial public life " Revuiv of HerUus 
 
 Forest Trees of Canada, and their Geographical Distribution. By 
 Robert Bici.i., .Assistant Director of the Geological Survey. Svo. 
 2: pages; with a tine map. Scarce. 50 cents. 
 
 Bishop MacDonell. A sketch of the life of .\le.\ander MacDonell, 
 Chaplain of tlie Glengarry I'^encible, or British Highland Regi- 
 ment, i'irst Catholic Bishop of Cpper Canada. By J. /\. 
 Mai DuM I I , of Greenfield. Hvo. 86 pages. 30 cents. 
 
 
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 sixty Years of Cricket in Canada. K < omplt^te record of all thf 
 (ireal Internatiunal (I'niteti Stall s ami luitjiaiul) and liitn- 
 provincial Matches, with Nanus ai^l Sroics. Also cvi clli nt 
 papers l)y cricketinR celebritiis, I'.diti d by J. <i. Mm: and 
 K. (). Ma(:< i'i.io( H. I'hcto portraits and views of »Uil>s, vu 
 A handsome royal ocla\i> volume of 37-! pa(,'»s. llmliU-mati 
 cally liound in cloth. We stroni^iy reconiintnd this for colleur 
 libraries and otheMs. $j.7.v 
 
 " A siimpluouH book A moiuimfiitjil lumk ('//.',,/ 1 /..»r/i.i(, /.i/j; / 
 
 The Life and Tinie.s of (ieneral 5imc«H.'. lirst (loveinor ot 
 
 Tppcr Canada, and Commaiuici oi tlu " i hit i n's Own Uan^iTs' 
 
 iluring the Revolutionary War, tojjether with son..' accounts dI 
 
 Major Andre and (apt. I '.rant, th»" famous Indian ihief. By I'. !'•• 
 
 Kf.ai>, (,).C. Imp. Svu. Cloth. Tw; portraits du steel. JS^i.^... 
 
 " The writer has raithdilly portrayed the character of tliis i clchrated ollicor. 
 and fives a very full and impartial account of tlie Andre iiu uleiil , and also :i 
 biographical sketch of ThayandaneRea of particular iiitensl and valiif 1 he 
 famous '<'cnada Hill' speeches o) I ii\ and I'iit in the llcni'ii' <>{ rarli.uncni 
 are here Riven 
 
 Upper Canadd JuU^eA. The iixtsot tlu- |ud^'es(it Cpper Canad.i 
 and Ontario from 1791 to th( present time. My I'wii. H. Kims 
 Q.C., Historian of the County of \'orl< Law Association, .-ii"! 
 pages. Cloth, extra. Portrait oi ( hief Justice ( )s 'oode. iS^.-Ki. 
 
 Souvenirs of the I'ast. .\n instructive and amusniK work, j^uiuK 
 a correct account of the customs and h.ibits of the ri,>iiiti-s <>J 
 Canada and surrounding country, and a historical account of 
 many of the most important politiial i vents conmcted with the 
 early days of Canatla and th'; Territory of Michigan. Hy WM. 
 Lkwis Uaiiy, of \Vindsor. 2hh pages. Crown Hvo. J'lustratcd. 
 Si. 50. 
 
 Canada and the Canadian Question. P>y (immiuin Smiiii, 
 
 D.C.L., author of the '• United States," '• Life of William Lloyd 
 
 Garrison," etc. Crown Svo. Cloth. §1.30. 
 
 " Mr. Ctoldwin Smith has here a subject peculiarly adapted to his xeidus. 
 None will reaJ it without prcfit and ertertaininent " Thi- I.oiicIkii Tiims 
 
 The Ultramontane Struggle for Supremacy over the Civil Lower, 
 
 (Rome in Canada.) I!y Chaki i-s L:ni)si.\, author of the " Life 
 
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