Travels through the states of North America, and the provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, during the years 1795, 1796, and 1797 [Vol. 1 of 2]Weld, Isaac
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Travels through the states of North America, and the provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, during the years 1795, 1796, and 1797 [Vol. 1 of 2]
Weld, Isaac
Canada -- Description and travel -- Early works to 1800; United States -- Description and travel -- Early works to 1800
_Inhabitants of Lower Canada.—Of the page 399
Tenures by which Lands are held.—Not
favourable to the Improvement of the
Country.—Some Observations
thereon.—Advantages of settling in
Canada and the United States
compared.—Why Emigrations to the
latter Country are more
general.—Description of a Journey to
Stoneham Township near
Quebec.—Description of the River St.
Charles.—Of Lake St. Charles.—Of
Stoneham Township_
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+LIST + OF + PLATES. +
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VOL. I.
Map of the NORTHERN STATES of America _Page_ 1
Plan of the CITY of WASHINGTON 81
View of MOUNT VERNON, the Seat of 92
General Washington
American STAGE WAGGON 27
View of the Natural ROCK BRIDGE in 221
Virginia
View on the HUDSON RIVER[_N.B._] 268
View of the COHOZ FALL 275
Map of UPPER and LOWER CANADA 305
Plan of the CITY of QUEBEC 342
View of CAPE DIAMOND, from Wolfe’s Cove, 346
near Quebec
CANADIAN CALASH or MARCHE-DONC 306
_N.B._: In some of the Impressions, by mistake, called “View of the
Patowmac River from Mount Vernon.”
VOL. II.
An Eye Sketch of the FALLS of NIAGARA 118
View of the HORSE-SHOE FALL of NIAGARA 118
── Lesser FALLS of NIAGARA 118
General View of the FALLS of NIAGARA 121
View of BETHLEHEM, a MORAVIAN Settlement 355
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[Illustration:
_PART_ of the
UNITED STATES _of_ NORTH AMERICA.
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+TRAVELS+
THROUGH THE STATES OF
+NORTH AMERICA+.
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+LETTER + I.
_Arrival on the Coast of America.—Trees the first Object
visible.—Description of the Bay and River of Delaware.—Passengers
bound for Philadelphia not suffered to land till examined by the
Health Officers.—Arrival at Philadelphia.—Poor Appearance of the City
from the Water.—Plan of the City.—Wharfs.—Public and private
Buildings.—Some Account of the Hospital, and of the Gaol._
MY DEAR SIR, Philadelphia, November, 1795.
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