An Account of Prince Edward Island, in the Gulph of St. Lawrence, North America: Containing Its Geography, a Description of Its Different Divisions, Soil, Climate, Seasons, Natural Productions, Cultivation, Discovery, Conquest, Progress and Present State

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Having resided many years in Pr ince Edward' Island, and being much interested in its prosperity, I have ventured (though conscious of my want of abilities to do justice to the subject) to print thefol lowing account of that Island, which I trust will be found just and correct as far as it ns': the object is to make the Colony better known among those who are interested in its prosperity, or on whose judgment and determinations its future prospects depend, and I flatter myself, that the account which I have given of the progress and state of the settlement, will shew that any disappointment which has been experienced in regard to its colonization and settlement, is fairly to be charged to the neglect of many of those into whose hands, the property of the lands unfortunately fell, and not to any defect in the climate or soil.

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