N. H. Bishop

Voyage of the Paper Canoe

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Author

N. H. Bishop

Publication

2008 - Creative Media Partners, LLC

Language

English

Word Count

62,000 words, Guess

Page Count

248 pages

Identifiers

ISBN-139780554265872
ISBN-100554265877
Better World Books9780554265872
Open LibraryOL34423910M

Classifications

DDC917
DDC917.3
LCCF106 B62

First Sentence

The author left Quebec, Dominion of Canada, July 4, 1874, with a single assistant, in a wooden canoe eighteen feet in length, bound for the Gulf of Mexico.

Subjects

Topics

Travel History Journeys Salaries Teachers Waterways Canoes and canoeing

Places

United States Eastern Canada Atlantic Coast (U.S.)Atlantic Coast (Canada)Atlantic Coast (North America)

People

Nathaniel H. Bishop (1837-1902)

Times

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Voyage of the Paper CanoeCreative Media Partners, LLC2008-01-01

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