24,99 €
inkl. MwSt.
Versandfertig in 1-2 Wochen
12 °P sammeln
Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![History of New Brunswick]( "History of New Brunswick")
History of New Brunswick44,99 €![A History of Greenock Church, St. Andrews, New Brunswick From 1821 to 1906. By Melville N. Cockburn]( "A History of Greenock Church, St. Andrews, New Brunswick From 1821 to 1906. By Melville N. Cockburn")
A History of Greenock Church, St. Andrews, New Brunswick From 1821 to 1906. By Melville N. Cockburn33,99 €![History of New Brunswick]( "History of New Brunswick")
History of New Brunswick34,99 €![History of New Brunswick]( "History of New Brunswick")
History of New Brunswick44,99 €![Rambles Among the Blue-Noses: Or, Reminiscences of a Tour Through New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, During the Summer of 1862]( "Rambles Among the Blue-Noses: Or, Reminiscences of a Tour Through New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, During the Summer of 1862")
Rambles Among the Blue-Noses: Or, Reminiscences of a Tour Through New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, During the Summer of 186236,99 €![Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Other British Provinces in North America: With a Plan of National Colonization]( "Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Other British Provinces in North America: With a Plan of National Colonization")
Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Other British Provinces in North America: With a Plan of National Colonization45,99 €![Historical records of the New Brunswick Regiment, Canadian Artillery]( "Historical records of the New Brunswick Regiment, Canadian Artillery")
Historical records of the New Brunswick Regiment, Canadian Artillery35,99 €
New Brunswick, founded in 1681, developed as a major shipping and stagecoach center by the mid-1750s. The cargo carried to and from New Brunswick via steamships and the Camden and Amboy Railroad shaped the development of the city and the state far more than many realize. Timothy Regan's new photographic history of New Brunswick chronicles the city's development from the late nineteenth through the early twentieth century, and uncovers its role in the development of New Jersey. Vintage images of long-forgotten hotels, taverns, and houses are featured in Mr. Regan's work, many of which were built in response to the growth of the city's shipping industry. New Brunswick is significant historically in the field of education as well; the evolution of Rutgers College--chartered as Queens College in 1766 by King George III of England--is covered in this volume. Also included are images of notable early residents, including poet and renown journalist Joyce Kilmer.
Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.