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A history of Canada, 1763-1812

Note 190 — Chapter V · LORD DORCHESTER AND THE CANADA ACT OF 1791

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The Commission given to Carleton as Governor-in-Chief of Nova Scotia constituted him also Governor-in-Chief of the islands of St. John (now Prince Edward Island) and Cape Breton; but, though the terms of the Commission are not very clear, those two islands were at the time separate both from Nova Scotia and from each other.

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