Canada Nova Scotia New Brunswick And Other British Provinces in North America
Canada Nova Scotia New Brunswick And Other British Provinces in North America
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The reason why this spot was chosen for the seat of government, is the same by which the Americans are usually guided in fixing their seats of local legis lation for the States, namely, centrality of position ; AREA, BAYS, AND RIVERS. 421 as Fredericton is nearly equidistant from the towns of St. John, Miramichi, Bay Verte, St. Andrews, and Passamaquoddy. On the upper part of the river St. John, two military stations were fixed ; one at Presque Isle, about 100 miles above Fredericton, and anoth...er at the Grand Falls, 80 miles further up. The French settlers who were then in this province, joined by others from Lower Canada, of the same race and religion, formed a small settlement still higher up, about midway between Fredericton and Quebec, which they called Madawaska, where they still remain.
The area of New Brunswick is included within the parallels of latitude 45 and 48 north, having the Bay of Fundy on its southern border, and Lower Canada on its northern ; and between the meridians of 64 and 68 of longitude, having the Gulf of St.
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The reason why this spot was chosen for the seat of government, is the same by which the Americans are usually guided in fixing their seats of local legis lation for the States, namely, centrality of position ; AREA, BAYS, AND RIVERS. 421 as Fredericton is nearly equidistant from the towns of St. John, Miramichi, Bay Verte, St. Andrews, and Passamaquoddy. On the upper part of the river St. John, two military stations were fixed ; one at Presque Isle, about 100 miles above Fredericton, and anoth...er at the Grand Falls, 80 miles further up. The French settlers who were then in this province, joined by others from Lower Canada, of the same race and religion, formed a small settlement still higher up, about midway between Fredericton and Quebec, which they called Madawaska, where they still remain.
The area of New Brunswick is included within the parallels of latitude 45 and 48 north, having the Bay of Fundy on its southern border, and Lower Canada on its northern ; and between the meridians of 64 and 68 of longitude, having the Gulf of St.
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