Canada, Unity in DiversityHolt, Rinehart and Winston of Canada, 1967 - 529 من الصفحات Includes bibliographical references. |
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... tion as far as Hochelaga , of which his guides spoke . But Donnacona attempted to oppose this advance : he wished to keep the advan- tages of European ties for Stadacona . In spite of some witchcraft performed to prevent Cartier's going ...
... tion as far as Hochelaga , of which his guides spoke . But Donnacona attempted to oppose this advance : he wished to keep the advan- tages of European ties for Stadacona . In spite of some witchcraft performed to prevent Cartier's going ...
الصفحة 164
... tion and certain social tensions , many referred to in the Quebec Act , explain the uncertainty that permeated society . For the habitant , the businessman , the seigneur , the cleric and the official this revolution carried varied ...
... tion and certain social tensions , many referred to in the Quebec Act , explain the uncertainty that permeated society . For the habitant , the businessman , the seigneur , the cleric and the official this revolution carried varied ...
الصفحة 249
... tion of its leaders it had less general popu- larity . Furthermore , Rouges were thought to be Liberals of the European school of thought , and in Europe , a Liberal was almost automatically anti - clerical . In most general elections ...
... tion of its leaders it had less general popu- larity . Furthermore , Rouges were thought to be Liberals of the European school of thought , and in Europe , a Liberal was almost automatically anti - clerical . In most general elections ...
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