The Origin and Services of the 3rd (Montreal)

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THE ARTILLERY OF BY-GONE DAYS.HE ar
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HIS EXCEU.KNCY THE GOVKRNOR-GENERAI
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MAJOR-GENERAL E. T. H. HrrroN, C.B.
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saying in his history that Abercrom
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""""in military
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""The transactions of the
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feel a little frightened, when a Mr
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CHAPTER IIITHE EARLIEST DAYS OF THE
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"Lake Champlain steamer to Whi
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Sixunder the auspices of that corps
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eputation of the Battery had spread
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and decided that he would show the
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"was picturesque in the extrem
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""Everybody, both in the
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""authorities, though the
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