Wandering Judy Reflects on Canada and Vancouver
Judy and companions roam Vancouver and nearby coast regions, recounting absorbent tales of the city’s growth from a forest to a bustling port. They discuss Hudson Bay Company ties, Canadian federation ideals, and close ties with American urban centers while detailing urban tree felling and real estate notices.
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New York
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Ireland
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Board of Trade
Pacific Coast
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Japan
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Marigot
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Europe
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Paris
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On the Way to Prince Rupert Chapter XXIV
Aboard a grand steamship bound for Prince Rupert the narrator recounts crossing the coast from Vancouver Island to the northern reaches. The voyage features a lively mix of passengers, Indian villages, scenic channels, and reflections on travel, gender roles, and culture. The captain, scenery, and daily routines frame a vivid coastal journey toward the gold rush era’s landscapes.
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Otis
Skagway
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Geome
Peangls
London
British Columbia
Japan
Wei
Jane
Punchle
Priefly
Alert Bay
Vancouver
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