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The impracticability of a north-west passage for ships, impartially considered
The impracticability of a north-west passage for ships, impartially considered
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The impracticability of a north-west passage for ships, impartially considered

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The impracticability of a north-west passage for ships, impartially considered. Preface signed: Scrutator. Published also under title: On the north-west passage. By Scrutator. London, 1824.
Country:Canada
Region or district:Arctic regions||Northwest Passage
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CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
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Call Number / Accession Number37131055399059D
Dewey Number1590897
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