10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ABOIDEAU»
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aboideau in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
aboideau and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Chignecto Isthmus and Its First Settlers
An attempt was made this year to aboideau the Aulac River, where it runs
through the farm now owned by R. T. McLeod. The Aulac at that time was one of
the largest of the rivers emptying into the Cumberland Basin. It was a great
undertaking ...
2
Journal of the Legislative Council of the Province of New ...
Bridge repairs — Bridge near P. Bryne's and Aboideau.new enibankment,days'
work, $286 37 Draw Bridge, planking, 100 24 Hanson's Bridge, new bent
underneath, 15 00 Three other bridges repaired, 12 50 Roadwork — General
repairs, ...
New Brunswick. General Assembly. Legislative Council, 1884
3
Journals of the House of Assembly of the Province of New ...
... including raising road, Fowler Aboideau, . Repairs ol'Bridges— Hall's L'reek,
Babineau Marsh, Fox Creek, Memramcook, Crane's Aboidcau, General repairs of
roads, .;' $2,000 00 $324 79 17 60 9 75 10 00 3'9 14 221 85 sense—55 $1,000 ...
New Brunswick. House of Assembly, 1872
4
Professional Papers of the Corps of R. Engineers
METHOD OF RECLAIMING THE TANTAMAR MARSHES. 195 These aboideaux
have been formed in several places, commencing some distance above the
mouth of the river, gradually reclaiming the marsh, each succeeding aboideau
being ...
Three cross sections of dikes are shown in figure 21-A, B, and C, and the
approximate cross section of a medium height aboideau in figure 21-D. The
purpose of the brush is partially to afford a footing for teams, and it is used in
alternate layers, ...
6
The Acts of the General Assembly of Prince Edward Island
I Whereas the undersigned are owners of a co erable quantity of Marsh land,
situate on Hillsborough River, above what is known as M Stewart Bridge; and
whereas it will be for advantage of the owners of the saidlmarsh th aboideau
should be ...
Prince Edward Island, 1893
7
Papers on Subjects Connected with the Duties of the Corps of ...
195 These aboideaux have been formed in several places, commencing some
distance above the mouth of the river, gradually reclaiming the marsh, each
succeeding aboideau being nearer the sea. The main road from New Brunswick
into ...
Great Britain. Corps of Royal Engineers, 1845
An aboideau, shutting out the tide while allowing drainage of fresh water,
recovers at one operation, without the expense of river-dikes, all the marsh along
the river above it, and also the banks of the river and much of its bed, both of
which, but ...
John Merle Coulter, M.S. Coulter, Charles Reid Barnes, 1903
9
The New Brunswick Magazine
The dyke and aboideau served the purpose of shutting out the tide from about
600 acres of marsh. Ten years later Messrs. Hazen and White built just above the
first aboideau a new one at considerable expense which was in fair condition as
...
10
The collected works of Sir Humphry Davy ...: Discourses ...
An aboideau, shutting out the tide while allowing drainage of fresh water,
recovers at one operation, without the expense of river-dikes, all the marsh along
the river above it, and also the banks of the river and much of its bed, both of
which, but ...
John Merle Coulter, Sir Humphry Davy, John Davy, 1903
