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A political and historical account of Lower Canada, with remarks on the present situation of the people, as regards their manners, character, religion, &c., &c.
A political and historical account of Lower Canada, with remarks on the present situation of the people, as regards their manners, character, religion, &c., &c.
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A political and historical account of Lower Canada, with remarks on the present situation of the people, as regards their manners, character, religion, &c., &c.

Date1830
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A political and historical account of Lower Canada; with remarks on the present situation of the people, as regards their manners, character, religion, &c., &c.. ''Originally nearly all written in French and translated.''--Pref. Translation believed to be the work of H. Labouch?re. cf. Gagnon, Essai de bibliographie canadienne.
Country:Canada
Province or state:Québec
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CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession Number37131055415087D
Dewey Number971.4 L132 BR
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