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Luigi Castiglioni.

Viaggio nelli stati uniti dell’America settentrionale, fattonegli anni 1785, ij86,e 1787. Milano, 1790. 8.

Tomo 1. pagg. 403. Tomo 2. pagg. 402 ; cum tabb.æneis. Ex hoc libro : Transunto delle osservazioni suivegetabili dell’ America settentrionale, in Opuscoli scel-ti, Tomo 13. p. 269—312.

G. Imlay.

A topographical description of the western territory ofNorth America.

Pagg. 247. London, 1792. 8.

Arthur Dobbs.

An account of the countries adjoining to Hudson’s Bay.Pagg. 211. London, 1744. 4.

Henry Ellis.

A voyage to Hudson’s-bay, in the years 1746 and 1747,for discovering a North west passage.

Pagg. 336; cum tabb. æneis. London, 1748. 8.

Edward Umfreville.

The present state of Hudson’s Bay.

Pagg. 230. tab. ænea 1. London, 1790. 8.

George Cartwright.

A journal of transactions and events, during a residenceof nearly sixteen years on the coast of Labrador.

Newark, 1792. 4.

Voi. i. pagg. 287. mappa; geogr. 2. Voi. 2. pagg.505. Voi. 3. pagg. 248 et 15.

Anon.

Nova Francia, or the description of that part of NewFrance, which is one continent with Virginia ; trans-lated out of the french. Lord Oxford’s Collection ofVoyages, Vol. 2. p. 795—917.

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Les voyages de la Nouvelle France occidentale, dicte Ca-nada. Paris, 1632. 4.

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Pierre Boucher.

Histoire veritable et naturelle des mœurs et productionsdu pays de la Nouvelle France, vulgairement dite le Ca-nada.

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