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New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Land Company. A Map of the Company's Tract of Land in the Province of New Brunswick
Publication Place / Date
London / 1834
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27 x 22 inches
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VG
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Scare early promotional broadside, advertising lands available in York Count, north of the St. John's River and Fredericton. The map is very detailed and also includes extensive promotional information.

The New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Land Company was one of three large privately capitalized land companies which actively promoted emigration to Canada during the first part the 19th Century. Along with the Canada Land Company (Upper Canada) and the British American Land Company (Eastern Quebec), the New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Land Company promoted emigration through either package deals involving transatlantic passage and land in their settlements, or other promotional means. Some of the emigrants were relocated by private land owners in Britain, who were willing to pay to have unnecessary tenants removed from their lands.

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Minor loss along left margin and a few minor tears, but generally a nice example.
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