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NO. 7 MARTIN HUNTER SERIES – Long Lake Indians : Part 1 of 2
[PREAMBLE It is recommended that the reader study this chapter before proceeding to “NO. 6 MARTIN HUNTER SERIES – Nipigon”. In the No. 6 chapter, the writer, T.A. Reynolds, makes these remarks: “…[A drunken] Indian came staggering over the threshold . . . When liquor was first brought into the country the Indians nearly ruined
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1943 CROSS-CANADA HIGHWAY
from The Fort William Daily Times-Journal, December 18, 1943 Geraldton-Hearst Highway Scenic Drive You can cross Canada by automobile today. For the first time in the country’s history, a motorist can start in Vancouver and drive to Halifax on all-Canadian soil. That’s what completion of a stretch of 150 miles of road between Hearst
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