Down north and up along
This book is a description of the author's travels throughout Nova Scotia, with specific references made to Cape Breton Island. Chapters depict Digby, the agriculture in the Annapolis Valley, meeting with Micmac Indians and their style of tents, and crossing into Cape Breton. Once on Cape Breto...
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Dodd, Mead
1900
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| Online Access: | http://collections.mun.ca/cdm/ref/collection/cbu_khattar/id/1263 |
| Summary: | This book is a description of the author's travels throughout Nova Scotia, with specific references made to Cape Breton Island. Chapters depict Digby, the agriculture in the Annapolis Valley, meeting with Micmac Indians and their style of tents, and crossing into Cape Breton. Once on Cape Breton, the author details her journey through Cape Smokey, witnessing the drying of codfish, and watching the fishermen go out to sea. Several maps are included, such as Nova Scotia, Cape Breton, and Cornwallis Valley. |
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