Front matter
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Preface
Encoueaged by the assurance that " Roy and Ray in Mexico " had met, partially at least, a need in education expressed by parents, teachers, and librarians, the author has prepared this record of a summer recently spent in the eastern part of the Dominion of Canada, in the hope that it may be equally useful.
She takes this occasion to express her sincere appreciation of the assistance received from Mr. Lawrence J. Burpee, author of '' Canadian Life in Town and Country "; from Mr. Charles H. Gould, Librarian of McGill University; and from Mr. Benjamin Homans, formerly editor of the Bankers' Magazine, in the chapter on banking; also of the extra privileges allowed her by the Pratt Institute Free Library of Brooklyn and the New York Public Library through its Washington Heights Branch.
New York, 1908.
Contents
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I. Making Plaxs 1
II. All Aboard 11
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