Hand-Book for the Use of Members and Visitors: Giving the Rules of the Society, Its History, and a H

"Hand-Book for the Use of Members and Visitors" offers a fascinating glimpse into the Royal Society of Canada and the city of Montreal in 1891. This handbook provides not only the rules and history of the Society but also a detailed historical sketch of Montreal, highlighting key places of interest in and around the city.

Originally intended for members and visitors, this book serves as both a guide to the Society's operations and a historical snapshot of Montreal during a period of significant growth and change. It is a valuable resource for historians, researchers, and anyone interested in the history of Canadian learned societies and the development of Montreal as a major North American city.

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