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187048105Photograph showing a cove with a canoe on the shore and in the water with a road on the left No photographer identified unknown
187048104Photograph showing a dirt road with birch trees on one side and wooden guard rails on the other side No photographer identified unknown
187626531Halifax. Printed at Blackadar Bros. 1876 1876. Hardcover. 21.5cm 178p. full red roan presentation binding gilt titles on front edges worn spine endings chipped very good s2.9. Halifax. Printed at Blackadar Bros. 1876 hardcover
185028289Halifax. Richard Nugent Printer to the Assembly. 1850 1850. Hardcover. 4to 27cm proclamations 2 pp.415-611 appendix 315p. index 44p. bound in the original half sheep and marbled boards gilt spine titles fine. [Halifax]. Richard Nugent, Printer to the Assembly. 1850 hardcover
186816965Halifax N.S. 1868. Original printed wrappers stitched 61pp 3 blanks. Light wrapper soil several leaves with short blank margin tears. Good. Much on gold and coal mining. unknown
1871110662London. Bemrose & Sons. 1871. 1 Karte, XI S., 227 S., 4 S. Kl. 4to. OLdr.mit geprägtem Deckel und goldgeprägtem Rückentitel.
1895512171895. Nineteenth-Century Nova Scotia Statutes Canada. Nova Scotia. The Statutes of Nova Scotia 1865-67 1873-80 1882-84 1892-95. Halifax: Printed by Alpin Grant and other publishers 1865-67 1873-80 1992-84 1892-95. 18 books in all. Octavo 9" x 6". Contemporary half calf over marbled boards. lettering pieces to spines. Worn. A few boards detached backstrip lacking from one volume rear board from another internally clean. Ex-library. Location labels to spines small stamps to title pages. $450. The first European settlement of Nova Scotia was founded in 1604 by the French who established the Acadia colony. A group of Scottish settlers arrived in 1621. Tensions between the French and English led to armed conflict. The British prevailed initially but they were later compelled by treaty to return to colony to France. Captured by the British during Queen Anne's War mainland Nova Scotia was ceded to Great Britain by the Treaty of Utrecht in 1713. Prince Edward Island and Cape Breton Island were likewise ceded after the Seven Years' War in 1755. In 1848 Nova Scotia became the first colony in British North America and in the British Empire. Despite a great deal of local opposition was one of the founding provinces of the Canadian Confederation 1867. Sweet & Maxwell A Legal Bibliography of the British Commonwealth 3:84-86. unknown