. Field and forest rambles [microform] : with notes and observations on the natural history of eastern Canada. Natural history -- New Brunswick; Sciences naturelles -- Nouveau-Brunswick; New Brunswick -- Description and travel; Nouveau-Brunswick -- Descriptions et voyages. SCULPrrRE FOUND ON THE BANKS OF LAKE UTOPIA. CHAPTER I. ' New Brunswick : General Sketch of its Resources, Physical Aspect, Climate, and Natural Products—Arrival at St. John—Local Politics —River Scenery—Fredericton—Natives, their Past and Present— Stone Age, Sculptures, Ancient Kitchen Middens—Disappearance of certain Anima
. Field and forest rambles [microform] : with notes and observations on the natural history of eastern Canada. Natural history -- New Brunswick; Sciences naturelles -- Nouveau-Brunswick; New Brunswick -- Description and travel; Nouveau-Brunswick -- Descriptions et voyages. SCULPrrRE FOUND ON THE BANKS OF LAKE UTOPIA. CHAPTER I. ' New Brunswick : General Sketch of its Resources, Physical Aspect, Climate, and Natural Products—Arrival at St. John—Local Politics —River Scenery—Fredericton—Natives, their Past and Present— Stone Age, Sculptures, Ancient Kitchen Middens—Disappearance of certain Animals during the Historical Period. WHERE is New ' asked a young friend when the order arrived at Malta directing our regiment to proceed to this colony. I confess to having had a rather vague notion of its whereabouts on the occasion in question, and I dare say there may be some of my readers similarly affected. At all events, my interrogator and m5^self were soon informed, inasmuch as, fetching the fine old Imperial Atlas presented to the corps by the late Lord Gough when he commanded the regiment, we traced out the limits of New Brunswick as follows : It lies between Lat. 45° and 48= 5' W., Long. 63° 50' and 67°5 3' N. It is separated from Lower Canada (now Quebec) by the River Restigouche and Bay of Chaleur on the north, and is bounded on the east by the Gulf of the St. Lawrence; west, by the State of Maine ; and south, by Nova Scotia and Bay of Fundy. As compared with its sister provinces—to wit. Nova B. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Adams, A. Leith (Andrew Leith), d. 1882. London : S. King
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