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... poffef-fions for what confequence will the remainder Canada be to us fince we have almoft the whole the fur trade ? Certainly can be none and the Minifter might equal propriety have ceded all Canada as what he has granted to America It has been faid that ...

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... ought to naie bttn fansneo, and that as thty could have no claim! tu a ccifion of nfw ter- ritory, fo the grant of part of Canada to thtm iwhich would rum rnrtur trade 1 ha.i jmt.v raiftd th* indignation of the nation. He faid the tttmi ttlitivt to the ...

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