History of New Brunswick; As Originally Published in 1825 by Fisher, Peter - 1921

MP3 Audio CD. 14.99 by Fisher, Peter, 1782-1848; Fisher, William Shives [Contributor]; Raymond, W. O. (William Odber), 1853-1923 [Contributor]

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MP3 Audio CD. CHAPTER I. INTRODUCTORY REMARKS. Old Settlers on the River Saint John. New-Brunswick erected into a Government, and settled by the Loyalists in 1783-4. Difficulties of the first Settlers. List of successive Governors and Presidents. The Province of New-Brunswick formerly formed a part of Nova-Scotia, which was the first European settlement on the Continent of North America.?The first grant of land in it was given by King James the First to Sir William Alexander, in 1621?from whom it had the name of Nova-Scotia or New Scotland. It was at that time regarded by the English as a part of Cabot's discovery of Terra-Nova. The first settlers, however, were emigrants from France, who as early as the year 1604 came to the Country with De Mont, a French adventurer, and gave it the name of Acadia. This country frequently changed masters; passing from the French to the English, and back again, till it was finally ceded in full sovereignty to the British at the peace of Utrecht in 1713. In 1760, a… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. CHAPTER I. INTRODUCTORY REMARKS. Old Settlers on the River Saint John. New-Brunswick erected into a Government, and settled by the Loyalists in 1783-4. Difficulties of the first Settlers. List of successive Governors and Presidents. The Province of New-Brunswick formerly formed a part of Nova-Scotia, which was the first European settlement on the Continent of North America.?The first grant of land in it was given by King James the First to Sir William Alexander, in 1621?from whom it had the name of Nova-Scotia or New Scotland. It was at that time regarded by the English as a part of Cabot's discovery of Terra-Nova. The first settlers, however, were emigrants from France, who as early as the year 1604 came to the Country with De Mont, a French adventurer, and gave it the name of Acadia. This country frequently changed masters; passing from the French to the English, and back again, till it was finally ceded in full sovereignty to the British at the peace of Utrecht in 1713. In 1760, a… Read More

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