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Early Canadian Court Houses by Margaret CarterEarly Canadian Court Houses compiled by Margaret Carter 8vo. pp. 258. b w illustrations. paperback (near fine covers bit worn at extremities). Ottawa: National Historic Parks and Site Branch, Parks Canada, 1983. ISBN 10: 0660113155 ISBN 13: 9780660113159
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