Jules Verne letter : Amiens, to Monsieur Monongahéla de Beaujeu, Beaujolais, Canada, 1891 Aug. 19.

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Jules Verne letter : Amiens, to Monsieur Monongahéla de Beaujeu, Beaujolais, Canada, 1891 Aug. 19.

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Thanks Beaujeu for his publication; states that, although he visited Niagara Falls thirty years earlier, he does not pretend to know Canada; and encourages Beaujeu to make known the great men of Canada.

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