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English: Topographical plan of the City of Toronto and liberties. 1842.
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This image is available from the Toronto Public Library under the reference number T1842/4mlrg

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Topographical plan of the city and liberties of Toronto in the province of Canada. Surveyed, drawn and published by James Cane, Tophl. Engr.

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