Thomas Chandler Haliburton

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Birthplace Overview T.C. Haliburton’s NS c1800 Overview NS 1st Historian Windsor King’s College Hurley on Long Pond TCH’s Long Pond Clifton Grove Waterways Windsor Gypsum Bluenose Why He Wrote Wise Saws Bibliography Works Online Sam Slick’s Words Related Pages Acadians Rhode Island to NS MacMechan Hist/Stat Chittick Hist/Stat TCH Explains Hist/Stat Alexander Meets TCH	Seven Years by Victor Lovitt Oakes Chittick … In all Haliburton spent seven years of conscientious and patient research among the scattered memorials of his country’s history, and in compiling statistical returns and other data respecting its population, industries and commerce, and its still to be developed resources… …Practically every historical or descriptive account of the province [of Nova Scotia] written since Haliburton’s time has been based in part, either directly or indirectly upon his work. Excerpt From: Thomas Chandler Haliburton : A Study n Provincial Toryism by Victor Lovitt Oakes Chittick, P.H.D., Professor of Literature and Language at Reed College New York, Columbia University Press 1924 HRL SG 921 H 172c Pg 135 – 136
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