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Hind, Henry Youle — ▪ Canadian educator, geologist, and explorer born June 1, 1823, Nottingham, Eng. died Aug. 9, 1908, Windsor, Nova Scotia, Can. English born Canadian educator, geologist, and explorer whose expedition to the Northwest Territories in 1858… … Universalium
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