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...U.S. state)|Michigan]], [[Pennsylvania (U.S. state)|Pennsylvania]], and [[Nova Scotia]]. <ref>USDA, New England Agricultural Statistics, ''2006 Maple Syrup'' (ww

...anographic projects. During that half decade, she ranged as far north as [[Nova Scotia]] and as far south as the Caribbean. Periodically, she also conducted opera

...ico]]; the [[Virgin Islands]]; [[Haiti]]; [[Newfoundland]]; [[Bermuda]]; [[Nova Scotia]]; the [[Panama Canal Zone]]; and [[Curacao]], [[Netherlands West Indies]].

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...Slick]], the "Yankee Clockmaker", in a column in a newspaper in Halifax, Nova Scotia (now part of Canada), in 1835. The character was a plain-talking American w

...New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas <ref>www.palaeos.com/Vertebrates</ref> and Nova Scotia, as well. The therapsids, however, came to inhabit every environment on ev

...hrough early October and sailed—via [[Quonset Point, R.I.]]—for [[Halifax, Nova Scotia]], to take on cargo and personnel for transportation to [[Iceland]]. She de

====Nova Scotia==== * Beck, J. Murray. ''Politics of Nova Scotia. vol 2: 1896-1988.'' Tantallon, N.S.: Four East 1985 438 pp.

...petroleum industry is said to have begun in 1846 when Abraham Gessner of [[Nova Scotia]], [[Canada]] discovered how to produce kerosene from coal. Shortly thereaf

...ish North America.'''<ref> Along with Nova Scotia, Cape Breton (annexed to Nova Scotia in 1820), Upper Canada (Ontario), St John's Island (Prince Edward Island), ...and black slaves, for slavery was legal until 1833. Most Loyalists went to Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, but about 6,000 arrived in Quebec, especially in the "Ea

After touching at [[Halifax, Nova Scotia]], Alhena reached [[Belfast, Northern Ireland]], on 27 February and remaine

*[[Nova Scotia Duck-Tolling Retriever]]

...petroleum industry is said to have begun in 1846 when Abraham Gessner of [[Nova Scotia]], [[Canada]] discovered how to produce kerosene from coal. Shortly thereaf

...tunity to escort an invasion fleet to capture the British coaling ports in Nova Scotia, thereby seriously weakening the British ability to engage in naval operati

...nce of Nova Scotia, and together with present day New Brunswick formed the Nova Scotia county of Sunbury, with its court of general sessions at Campobello. Americ ...nada's principal winter port, until the aggressive development of Halifax, Nova Scotia, in the mid-1900s. In 2001, Maine's largest city of Portland surpassed Bost

...a. Scottish culture has particularly thrived in the Canadian province of [[Nova Scotia]] ([[Latin]] for "''New Scotland''"). Also the home of the [[Gaelic Colleg

...His Historians: Five Hundred Years of Controversy." ''Journal of the Royal Nova Scotia Historical Society'' 1998 1: 16-35. Issn: 1486-5920. For excellent history ...n Catholics and Protestants in 1841 the Assembly was suspended. Canada and Nova Scotia obtained "responsible" government in 1848 (whereby the assembly had the fin

...played in exactly the same way. Conversely, ''Tarbish'', a game played in Nova Scotia, is a 4-handed partnership game variant of this game.<ref>Tarbish is played

...ew, and so dominated by the British army and navy that they stayed loyal. Nova Scotia (just north of Maine) was the curious case. It had been settled largely by

The care of the insane in [[Nova Scotia]] drew Dix to visit the British colony in 1853. During her visit she travel

...y and early August. In early November, the troopship proceeded to Halifax, Nova Scotia, to take on board British troops, the 18th Division. The Wakefield, with 6,

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Historians typically recognize five distinct regions: Canada (Quebec, [[Nova Scotia]], [[Newfoundland]]), [[New England]], the [[Middle Colonies]], the [[Chesa ...tomers, Americans began buying staggering amounts of English goods. From [[Nova Scotia]] to [[Florida (U.S. state)|Florida]], all British subjects bought similar

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...commercial radiotelegraph service. A Marconi station located at Glace Bay, Nova Scotia, Canada, sent the first radio message to cross the Atlantic in an eastward

...commercial radiotelegraph service. A Marconi station located at Glace Bay, Nova Scotia, Canada, sent the first radio message to cross the Atlantic in an eastward

...the [[Sorraia]] lives in [[Portugal]]; [[Sable Island]] Horses reside in [[Nova Scotia]], [[Canada]]; and [[New Forest ponies]] have been part of [[Hampshire]], [

'''''1849''''': [[Abraham Gesner]], a physician and geologist from [[Nova Scotia]], [[Canada]] developed a process for distilling kerosene from crude oil.

...ing thence to New York, the cargo ship sailed independently for [[Halifax, Nova Scotia]], there joining convoy HX 154 for her second run to Iceland. On 13 Novembe

...CBC completed the longest television network in the world, from [[Sydney, Nova Scotia]] to [[Victoria, British Columbia]]. Reportedly, the first continuous live

...e defenseless; they withdrew to the great British naval base in [[Halifax, Nova Scotia|Halifax, Canada]]. The rebellion faced by their old enemy pleased the [[Fr Canada, Nova Scotia, and the Floridas...and the more they are kept unlike the other [American]

Canada had a small coal industry concentrated at [[Cape Breton]] in [[Nova Scotia]]. At its peak in 1949 25,000 miners dug 17 million metric tons of coal fro