Letters On Emigration to Canada: Addressed to a Friend in Scotland, in Which the Different Items of Outlay by a Settler Are Stated at Full Length

In this fascinating collection of letters, James Inches describes his experiences as an emigrant to Canada in the 19th century. He provides detailed information on the costs and challenges of settling in a new country, as well as his impressions of Canada’s landscape and people. With its vivid descriptions and insightful analysis, this book is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the history of immigration and settlement in North America.

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