Montreal, Island City of the St. LawrenceDoubleday, 1966 - 559 páginas |
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... Governor General . But he was promptly rein- stated as Governor of Montreal , on condition of making a public apology to his superior in Quebec . It was a minor penalty , face- saving for Frontenac , and nothing more . Colbert's warning ...
... Governor General . But he was promptly rein- stated as Governor of Montreal , on condition of making a public apology to his superior in Quebec . It was a minor penalty , face- saving for Frontenac , and nothing more . Colbert's warning ...
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... Governor General . The two became fast friends , and shared a gloomy view of Canadian life and morals . Their letters reveal them as being deeply wor- ried at the drunkenness and the infinite number of taverns at Montreal and elsewhere ...
... Governor General . The two became fast friends , and shared a gloomy view of Canadian life and morals . Their letters reveal them as being deeply wor- ried at the drunkenness and the infinite number of taverns at Montreal and elsewhere ...
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... Governor General soon found themselves at odds . When Gage left for New York in 1763 , he did so amid a cloud of good wishes , notably from the captains of militia over whom he had presided in the weekly military courts . Yet ...
... Governor General soon found themselves at odds . When Gage left for New York in 1763 , he did so amid a cloud of good wishes , notably from the captains of militia over whom he had presided in the weekly military courts . Yet ...
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