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... Montreal island stood in between . Yet Montreal was the location preferred by de Chomédy and his fellow zealots . One of the first historians of Quebec eulogized them as perfect saints : Every working settler would come to early Mass ...
... Montreal island stood in between . Yet Montreal was the location preferred by de Chomédy and his fellow zealots . One of the first historians of Quebec eulogized them as perfect saints : Every working settler would come to early Mass ...
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... Montreal business community , were optimistic about the profits expected from union . The mercantile clique in Montreal had been actively promoting such an arrangement since 1822 , the year a bill to unify the two Canadas almost passed ...
... Montreal business community , were optimistic about the profits expected from union . The mercantile clique in Montreal had been actively promoting such an arrangement since 1822 , the year a bill to unify the two Canadas almost passed ...
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... Montreal , the merchants counted on imperial preference , the pattern of tariffs that defined the trading system providing preferred status for colonial members . After the Americans ' separation from the empire they were excluded ...
... Montreal , the merchants counted on imperial preference , the pattern of tariffs that defined the trading system providing preferred status for colonial members . After the Americans ' separation from the empire they were excluded ...
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