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The Voyage Of Pierre Angibaut, Known As Champdoré, Captain In The Marine Of New France, Made To The Coast Of Maine, 1608, B. F. Decosta
The Voyage Of Pierre Angibaut, Known As Champdoré, Captain In The Marine Of New France, Made To The Coast Of Maine, 1608, B. F. Decosta
Maine History Documents
Reprinted from the New-England Historical and Genealogical Register for April, 1891. Author's note, page 7: "This article was written some fifteen years ago, on finding that Parkman had overlooked the expedition of 1608, which had also been overlooked by every author of whom the writer had any knowledge. Subsequently, Dr. Slafter, in editing the Prince Society's edition of Champlain's work, noted the fact that the voyage was made. It is time for Champdoré to have due recognition."
History Of Lygonia Lodge, No. 40, Free And Accepted Masons, At Ellsworth, Maine, James C. Chilcott
History Of Lygonia Lodge, No. 40, Free And Accepted Masons, At Ellsworth, Maine, James C. Chilcott
Maine History Documents
A history of Lygonia Lodge in Ellsworth, Maine, written by Lodge Historian, James C. Chilcott, 1891.
Inaugural Address Of Edwin C. Burleigh To The Legislature Of The State Of Maine, January 8, 1891, Maine Office Of The Governor
Inaugural Address Of Edwin C. Burleigh To The Legislature Of The State Of Maine, January 8, 1891, Maine Office Of The Governor
Maine History Documents
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Poole & Yeaton's Business Directory And Reference Book Of Piscataquis County, Poole & Yeaton
Poole & Yeaton's Business Directory And Reference Book Of Piscataquis County, Poole & Yeaton
Maine History Documents
A directory with listings and advertisements for businesses in Dover, Foxcroft, Dexter, Newport, and principal towns of Piscataquis County, Maine, in 1891.
History Of Androscoggin County, Maine, Georgia Drew Merrill Editor
History Of Androscoggin County, Maine, Georgia Drew Merrill Editor
Maine History Documents
From innumerable sources of information,— many of them broken, fragmentary, and imperfect,— from books, manuscripts, records, and private documents, we have gathered much of value respecting this valley of Androscoggin and its savage and civilized occupancy. In our labors we have endeavored to separate truth from error, fact from fiction, as they come down to us from the half-forgotten days in legend, tradition and the annals of the past.