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Canada for Gentlemen, Paperback / softback Book

Canada for Gentlemen Paperback / softback

Paperback / softback

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Canada for Gentlemen, by James Seton Cockburn, is a book about two English brothers from Devon who travel to Canada in August 1884 in search of a job and soon find themselves in some difficulty.

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The difficulty of sending my son's letters to the numerous friends who are interested in seeing them, without wearing out the Manuscript, has induced me to have them printed. It is hoped, also, that they may be useful in giving information regarding some of the difficulties of young emigrants, of which so little is said by the Agencies, though the experience they teach is often more valuable than that of uniform success. The only alterations made in these letters (intended only for the home circle) has been in substituting fictitious names for those of friends. It may seem a paradox that a price should be attached to letters intended only for private circulation, but I am not without hope of being able to provide the writer with his winter furs (greatly to his own surprise), in return for the pleasure and information which his letters have undoubtedly given.

 

 S. Cockburn.

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