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Traditional dancing in Scotland

T.M. Flett, J. F. Flett, J. P. Flett

1964

The Black loyalists

James W. St. G. Walker

1976

Sir Charles Tupper

Janet Murray, Jock Murray

1999

Gazetteer of Canada

Canadian Permanent Committee on Geographical Names.

1988

Whylah Falls

George E. Clarke, George Elliott Clarke

1991

400 Years in 365 Days

Leo J. Deveau, Leo Deveau

2017

Nova Scotia

Suzanne LeVert

1992

Oak Island treasure pit

Shirley-Raye Redmond

2010

Surgeons, smallpox, and the poor

Allan Everett Marble

1993

Radio Okapi Kindu

Jennifer Bakody

2017

The iron ores of Nova Scotia

Edwin Gilpin

1887

Sidney Crosby

Maxwell Hammer

2015

Law reports

James Thomson

1877

History of the Court of Chancery in Nova Scotia

Charles J. Townshend

1900

Copy of the oath taken and subscribed by the members of the first Legislative Assembly, convened in Nova-Scotia

Nova Scotia. House of Assembly, Nova Scotia. House of Assembly.

1993

Genealogical research in Nova Scotia

Terrence M. Punch

1998

The "conquest" of Acadia, 1710

Maurice Basque, Elizabeth Mancke, John G. Reid

2004

Justice Denied

Michael Harris

1986

The minerals of Nova Scotia

Edwin Gilpin

1901

History of the Court of Chancery in Nova Scotia

Charles J. Townshend

1900

The diary of Simeon Perkins

Perkins, Simeon

1969

Acadia at the end of the seventeenth century

John Clarence Webster

1979

Centennial Cure

Meaghan Elizabeth Beaton

2017

Folklore of Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia

Helen Creighton

1950

Blizzard of glass

Sally M. Walker

2011

Discoveries of America

Bernard Bailyn

1997

Law relating to mines and minerals in Nova Scotia

1986

Ox bells and fireflies

Ernest Buckler

1968

An unsettled conquest

Geoffrey Gilbert Plank

2001

Nova scotia companies act & commentary

Sarah P. Bradley

2015

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