... (Québec) G1K 4E3 Distribution in Canada: Diffusion Dimedia 539, boul. ...
From Sikniktuk to Kent
... Jean Baptiste de la Croix Saint-Vallier, Estat présent de l’église et de la colonie française dans la Nouvelle-France (Quebec: Augustin Côté & Cie, 1856), 32. Trans. André Muise (2021). 10. ...
... In 1684, Louis d’Amours, Sieur de Chauffours, a fur trader and soldier born in Quebec around 1655, obtained a seigniory on part of Nicolas Denys’ former lands, extending from the Richibucto River in the north to the Cocagne River in the south. ...
... ,” Journal of Canadian Studies 28, no. 2 (1993), 69-95; Ronnie-Gilles LeBlanc, Le voyage de Rameau de Saint-Père en Acadie, 1860 (Quebec: Septentrion, 2018). ...
... In 1820, Father Antoine Gagnon, born in Quebec City, became Grande-Digue’s first resident priest, and French-Canadian Joseph-Marie Pâquet became the first resident priest of Saint-Louis in 1840. ...
... Phase 3 (1881–1930): The Acadianization of Kent From the mid-1870s onwards, the completion of the Intercolonial Railway connecting Halifax to Quebec stimulated further economic development. ...
... Changements socio-économiques dans une ville ferroviaire, ed. Daniel Hickey (Moncton: Éditions d’Acadie, 1990), 65-87. 99. ...
... (Quebec: Université Laval/University of Toronto, n.d.), accessed October 30, 2020, http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/ landry_pierre_amand_14F.html. 75 50 25 0 1860–1882 1882–1912 Francophone 1912–1952 1974–2020 Anglophone Henry O’Leary of Richibucto ...
... Claire Quintal (Quebec: Le Conseil de la vie française en Amérique, 1984), 12. Trans. André Muise (2021). 123. ...
... Fernand Harvey and Normand Harvey, Le chantier sur l’histoire des régions du Québec: genèse et réalisations, 1980-2013 (Montreal: INRS, 2018). and space. ...