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The French of Canada and New England / A Newcomen address in Vermont.

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Main Author:	Maurault, Olivier, 1886-
Corporate Author:	Newcomen Society in North America
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	New York : The Newcomen Society in North America, 1950.
Series:	Newcomen address ; no. 300.
Subjects:	French-Canadians. French-Canadians > New England.

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Call Number:	HF91 .N48 no. 296-318
HF91 .N48 no. 296-318	Checked out – Due: 08-22-2026 Place a Hold Contents The following works are all found in the book indicated by the call number above. Early days of iron & steel in North America. Stephen Girard (1750-1831) : A proposal for posthumous award; a 200th anniversary add... Jonathan Warner (1726-1814) : merchant & trader, King's councillor, mariner, jurist /... Sir Evelyn Wrench -- and his continuing vision of international relations during 40 y... Progress and change : a brief history of Connecticut̓s largest electric & gas utility... The keepers of the flame, 1850-1950 : 100 years of gas service in Chicago. Western Pacific--its first forty years! : A brief history, 1910-1950. The colleges and American industry. "B & M," : what two young Maine men founded 80 years ago! "Educator" in the cracker and biscuit industry in U.S.A. and in Great Britain. Central banking's role in our free enterprise society : and something of the history... A man, an institution, and an era. Industry in Canada and in the United States of America, friends of freedom. Allis-Chalmers : a brief history of 103 years of production. Wendell L. Willkie, 1892-1944 : courageous pioneer of the utility industry. A page in the colorful history of our modern machine age. The French of Canada and New England / A Newcomen address in Vermont. Nathaniel Bowditch, 1773-1838, of Salem and Boston : navigator, etc. "Equitable" of the U.S. : what Henry B. Hyde started in 1859! John R. Graham (1847-1915) and the Bangor Railway & Electric Co. 60,000 more every 24 hours! "Amber forever!" : Electricity on the Merrimack in New Hampshire.