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Captain Stirling describes the weather as very different from that which the French experienced; but the latter were on the coast at the commencement of the winter season. They...
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2. Part 2There are but few instances of any native having entirely forsaken his tribe, however young he may have been taken away; they appear to dislike any thing in the shape of labour,...
4. Part 4A correspondent of the _Gardener's Magazine_ observes that "next to the existing school societies, there is nothing I am more anxious to see, or would more gladly contribute to,...