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... parliament . The only means they have is the Assembly ( the equivalent of the English parliament ) . No longer can they obtain a majority in the Assembly where most members are Canayen . It is a waste of money to buy the votes of the ...
... parliament . The only means they have is the Assembly ( the equivalent of the English parliament ) . No longer can they obtain a majority in the Assembly where most members are Canayen . It is a waste of money to buy the votes of the ...
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... Parliament . Papineau returns in 1845. He publishes a manifesto openly critical of Great Britain , the Act of Union , Responsible Govern- ment and every existing institution . Nonetheless , he accepts his election by acclamation to the ...
... Parliament . Papineau returns in 1845. He publishes a manifesto openly critical of Great Britain , the Act of Union , Responsible Govern- ment and every existing institution . Nonetheless , he accepts his election by acclamation to the ...
Page 113
... Parliament . English gangs prowl the streets of Montreal and , for a whole week , ransack the houses of the Reformists . One law destined to aid the habitants whose farms were burn- ed by Colborne is an occasion for the Westmount ...
... Parliament . English gangs prowl the streets of Montreal and , for a whole week , ransack the houses of the Reformists . One law destined to aid the habitants whose farms were burn- ed by Colborne is an occasion for the Westmount ...
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TO ENGLISHCANADIANS | 1 |
BEGINNINGS OF CANAYEN SOCIETY | 20 |
Frontenac and the brandy trade the colony adrift | 34 |
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