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Quebec History:     more books (100)

Bibliographie de l'histoire du Quebec et du Canada: 1946-1965 = Bibliography of the history of Quebec and Canada (French Edition) by Paul Aubin, 1987 A brief history of Quebec education: From New France to Parti Quebecois by Roger Magnuson, 1980 Outlines of the history of freemasonry in the province of Quebec by John Hamilton Graham, 2010-07-30 The province of Quebec, its history, and its people: a paper read before the Associate Board of Trinity College, Worcester, Mass., Monday evening, Dec. 14, 1903 by George McAleer, 2010-06-07 Anglicans and the Atlantic World: High Churchmen, Evangelicals, and the Quebec Connection (McGill-Queen's Studies in the History of Religion, Series Two) by Richard W. Vaudry, 2003-05 The Charley-man: A History of Wooden Shipbuilding at Quebec 1763-1893 by Eileen Reid Marcil, 1995-06 A History of Quebec: Its Resources and People : Illustrated, Volume 1 by Benjamin Sulte, Laurent-Olivier David, et all 2010-02-22 Quebec, Past and Present: A History of Quebec, 1608-1876 by James MacPherson Le Moine, 2010-03-05 A History of Quebec, Its Resources and People (Volume 2) by Benjamin Sulte, 2010-04-01 Making History in Twentieth-Century Quebec by Ronald Rudin, 1997-12-06 A History for the Future: Rewriting Memory and Identity in Quebec (Studies on the History of Quebec/Etudes D'histoire Du Quebec) by Jocelyn Letourneau, Phyllis Aronoff, et all 2004-10-30 A History of Art in Quebec by Pierre Landry, 2004-05 Quebec Hydropolitics: The Peribonka Concessions of the Second World War (Studies on the History of Quebec/Etudes D'histoire Du Quebec) by David Massell, 2010-12 A Short History of Quebec: A Socio-Economic Perspective by Brian; Dickinson, John A. Young, 1988

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61. HOME PAGE- The Global Gazette, The Online Family History Magazine
    Canada quebec Genealogy history Articles from The Global Gazetteare listed on this page. quebec Genealogy history Articles  
    http://globalgazette.net/cda-pq.htm
    
    Extractions: Post-1901 Canadian Census Project News, by Gordon Watts Family Tree Maker Day In Woodstock ON Census (Canada) legislation presented to Senate 1906 Canadian Census Records Released, by Gordon Watts ... SURVEY - Genealogy Software Developer Needs Your Input Our sponsors make The Global Gazette possible!

62. Arctic Circle:The Crees Of Northern Quebec
    University of Connecticut's directory of essays on Cree language, history,and social and legal issues.  
    http://arcticcircle.uconn.edu/HistoryCulture/Cree/
    
    Extractions: Last Update: February 27, 2003 Welcome from the Grand Council of the Crees Cree Cultural Institute Our History - Ouje-Bougoumou Crees The Crees of Northern Quebec: A Photographic Essay - Norman Chance and Paul Conklin - Harvey A. Feit Oujé-Bougoumou Cree Nation Wachiya! Welcome/Our History Speak Cree - language lessons, syllabics, families Opening Remarks: Special Chiefs Conference on Governance - Mathew Coon Come, May 22, 2002 Battle for the Rupert River - Special Report from The Nation, December, 2001 [bi-weekly Cree magazine] $3.6 Billion Cree-Quebec Deal Unraveling - Alex Roslin, Montreal Gazette, December 10, 2001; The James Bay Northern Quebec Agreement The Role of the Courts in Aboriginal Rights - Grand Council of the Crees Sovereign Injustice - Grand Council of the Crees Northern Quebec Secession? - Travis Gee 1991 Letter from M. Chretien Concerning Indian Land Claims and Quebec Secession Canada: Switzerland of the North or a Double Colony? - Jack Forbes Aboriginal Peoples: Achievements and Tangible Results - Quebec Government Quebec Boundary Extension Act of 1912 [excerpts] Suggested Readings on the Cree and James Bay Agreement

63. QuebecCityTourism.ca - Quebec City History, Historical Background, Information,
    quebec City history But despite its strong French identity, quebec remainsa city rich in diverse cultural flavours, styles and history.  
    http://www.quebeccitytourism.ca/history/
    
    Extractions: Quebec City, Québec HOME Reservations Accommodations Activities ... Real Estate Canada Tourism DiscoverMontreal QuebecCity DiscoverToronto DiscoverOttawa Contact Us Quebec (keh-BEHK) is Canada's oldest city, founded by Samuel de Champlain in 1608. Its name was an adaptation of the Algonquian word meaning "the river narrows here"Champlain chose this spot for the settlement because the high cliffs and narrowing of the St. Lawrence River offered excellent natural and strategic defences. In the 18th century, the city of Quebec finally began to grow. With a larger population, industry and trade flourished. Couriers de bois continued to bring pelts and furs into the marketplace to trade for other goods which they could take back into the wilderness. Stores and workshops were built on the river's edge in the Lower Town.

64. Quebec Nordiques Draft History
    Return to Main Page quebec Nordiques Draft history. visit our sponsor 1979.20, F, Michel Goulet. 41, C, Dale Hunter. 62, D, Lee Norwood. 83, F, AntonStastny.  
    http://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/draft/teams/dr000047.html
    
    Extractions: F Michel Goulet C Dale Hunter D Lee Norwood F Anton Stastny L Pierre Lacroix Scott McGeown D Normand Rochefort L Jay Miller L Basil McRae F Mark Kumpel D Gaston Therrien D Michel Bolduc F Christian Tanguay D Bill Robinson D Randy Moller R Jean-Marc Gaulin G Clint Malarchuk W Ed Lee L Mike Eagles F Andre Cote Marc Brisebois G Kari Takko D David Shaw F Paul Gillis G Mario Gosselin F Jiri Lala Phil Stanger D Daniel Poudrier R Mike Hough Vincent Lukac Andre Martin Jozef Lukac ... Jan Jasko R Yves Heroux D Bruce Bell F Iiro Jarvi G Luc Guenette Brad Walcot Craig Mack D Tommy Albelin F Wayne Groulx D Scott Shaunessy F Bo Berglund Jindrich Kokrment R Trevor Stienburg D Jeff Brown D Steven Finn R Terry Perkins Darren Cota Henrik Cedegren Jyrki Maki ... Guy Ouellette L Ken Quinney D Peter Loob L David Latta C Jason Lafreniere C Max Middendorf Peter Massey David Espe C Bruce Major C Andy Akervik Mike Oliverio G Mario Brunetta R Brit Peer C Tom Sasso Gary Murphy Jean Bois R Ken McRae Jean-Marc Routhier D Stephane Guerard G Ron Tugnutt D Gerald Bzdel D Scott White Morgen Samuelsson R Mark Vermette Jean-Francois Nault Keith Miller Pierre Millier ... Sean Boudreault D Bryan Fogarty C Joe Sakic D Jim Sprott C Kip Miller Rob Mendel G Garth Snow Tim Hanus Jake Enebak Jaroslav Sevcik C Ladislav Tresl Darren Nauss G Mike Williams D Curtis Leschyshyn R Daniel Dore G Stephane Fiset R Petri Aaltonen C Darin Kimble D Stephane Venne R Ed Ward L Valeri Kamensky G Sakari Lindfors Dan Wiebe D Alexei Gusarov C Claude Lapointe C Mats Sundin D Adam Foote C Stephane Morin G John Tanner L Niklas Andersson D Eric Dubois Kevin Kaiser D Dan Lambert G Sergei Mylnikov G Paul Krake C Vyacheslav Bykov Andrei Khomutov Byron Witkowski Noel Rahn R

65. Quebec Nordiques Draft History
    Return to Main Page quebec Nordiques Draft history. visit our sponsor 1973.3, C, Andre Savard. 14, F, Blaine Stoughton. 17, L, Morris Titantic. 29, F,Eric Vail.  
    http://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/draft/teams/dr000167.html
    
    Extractions: C Andre Savard F Blaine Stoughton L Morris Titantic F Eric Vail D Jean Landry F Denis Patry F Dale Cook F Andre Deschamps D Bob Stumpf D Guy Ross F Michel Belisle F Real Cloutier L Charles Constantin F Alain Daigle D Jean Bernier D Dave Logan R Michel Bergeron Denis Carufel L Claude Dupuis G Mario Lessard Claude Arvisais F Pierre Mondou D Doug Halward L Pierre Giroux L Ted Bulley G Andre LePage Jean Trottier R Mike Backman Michel Brisebois Michel Hamel F Florent Fortier D Rick Green F Bob Manno Al Glendenning G Maurice Barrette C Garth MacGuigan Claude Periard G Denis Charbonneau Pierre Brassard F Lucien DeBlois L John Anderson Benoit Gosselin R Tom Roulston D Robert Picard L Alain Cote G Yves Guillemette R Eddy Godin C Pierre Lagace R Dan Chicoine C Roland Cloutier

66. History Of The CFS In Quebec
    Our role . history of the CFS in quebec. The Canadian Forest Service(CFS) celebrated its 100th anniversary in 1999. With one hundred  
    http://www.cfl.forestry.ca/CFL-LFC/who_we_are/history_cfs.html
    
    Extractions: Our Role Our Department - NRCan The CFS NRCan in Quebec ... Our role The Canadian Forest Service (CFS) celebrated its 100th anniversary in 1999. With one hundred years of experience in developing Canadian forest resources, the CFS has become a major player in the national and international forestry community. The text that follows outlines the history of the organization's involvement in Quebec, provides a brief sketch of its activities in the province and describes some of its employees' main achievements. We do not intend to provide an exhaustive list of the accomplishments that have allowed the CFS to be a major forestry stakeholder, but rather to give a glimpse of some of the most significant ones. EARLY HISTORY The story of forestry research at the CFS began in , when the Canadian government created the Forestry Branch of the Department of the Interior, which would later give rise to the Canadian Forest Service. The branch was mandated to carry out forestry research in the strict sense, while research in entomology and pathology was assigned to the Forest Biology Section of the federal Department of Agriculture.

67. Photo History Of The CFS In Quebec
    The CFS. NRCan in quebec. history of the CFS in quebec. Photo history of the CFSin quebec. Headquarters. Our Partners. Our Role . Photo history of the CFS in quebec.  
    http://www.cfl.forestry.ca/CFL-LFC/who_we_are/historical_photos.html

68. Quebec City Attractions
    structure, built as a home to JeanBaptiste Chevalier in 1752 from two 17th-centurystructures, has been restored as a museum focusing on quebec's history.  
    http://smarterliving.tripadvisor.com/Attractions-g155033-Activities-c1-Quebec_Ci
    
    Extractions: Special offers on Quebec City hotels and vacations (1-4 of 62) Sponsored links Low prices on Quebec City hotels - Click Here - Orbitz Low prices on Quebec City hotels - Click Here - Expedia.com Special Vacation Packages to Quebec City - Expedia.com - Click Here Special Vacation Packages to Quebec City - Travelocity - Click Here ... View all 62 Quebec City vacation packages Featured airfares to Quebec City (arriving in Quebec, Canada) Departing from: Chicago, IL/O'Hare (ORD) Abilene, Texas (ABI) Acapulco, Mexico (ACA) Adelaide, Australia (ADL) Aguascalientes, Mexico (AGU) Akron/Canton, Ohio (CAK) Albany, NY (ALB) Albuquerque, NM (ABQ) Alice Springs, Australia (ASP) Allentown, PA (ABE) Amarillo, Texas (AMA) Amsterdam, Netherlands (AMS)

69. Scouting In Candiac
    quebec Scouting group, includes program information, meeting times and places, group history, program resources, contacts and links for; Beavers colony, Wolf Cub pack, Scout troop, Venturer company and Rover Crew (Musketeer Rovers).  
    http://www.total.net/~tfascia/
    
    Extractions: The Scouting Mission Statement: To contribute to the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potential as individuals, as responsible citizens and as members of their local, national and international communities through the application of our Principles and Practices.

70. Transit History Of Montreal, Quebec
    A brief outline of the history of urban public transit in Montreal,quebec, Canada. Montréal, Québec. Principal System. ? (1848  
    http://home.cc.umanitoba.ca/~wyatt/alltime/montreal-qc.html

71. Transit History Of Quebec, Quebec
    A brief outline of the history of urban public transit in quebec, quebec, Canada.Québec, Québec. Principal System. ? (1864 circa 1865) Omnibus operator.  
    http://home.cc.umanitoba.ca/~wyatt/alltime/quebec-qc.html
    
    Extractions: Incorporated 1895 (Que.) as a subsidiary of the Quebec, Montmorency and Charlevoix Railway Company . (The was incorporated in 1881 (Que.) as a steam railway, granted the power to acquire the QSRyCo and the StJSRy in 1895, and became the in 1899.) QDRy was absorbed into the in 1899. (CUTA F91) Quebec Railway, Light and Power Company: Citadel Division (20 July 1899 - 01 January 1957)

72. Some History Of The Laurentians. Quebec, Canada
    King of the North. An important figure in quebec's history at the time the Laurentianswas colonized was Father Antoine Labelle, nicknamed King of the North .  
    http://www.chaletslauzon.qc.ca/english/history.htm
    
    Extractions: King of the North An important figure in Quebec's history at the time the Laurentians was colonized: was Father Antoine Labelle, nicknamed "King of the North". In 1840, the dispute between land lords was at its worst, causing many of the younger generation to flee towards the United States. It was at this time that Father Labelle canoed up the North River to seize Pays-d'en-Haut, the north of the Laurentians, believed by his people to be the promised land. We credit Father Labelle for the founding of the "Ptit Train du Nord" of which, since 1909, has permitted stronger economic ties between once isolated communities and Montreal, and today is a scenic 200km bike trail.

73. Flag History Of Quebec (Canada)
    This page is part of © FOTW Flags Of The World website Flag history of quebec(Canada). External Links to an illustrated history of quebec's flag  
    http://www.fotw.ca/flags/ca-qchis.html
    
    Extractions: Links: FOTW homepage search write us mirrors ... History of the flag of Quebec See also: External link to a book on the history of Quebec's flag (Government of Quebec): by Luc-Vartan Baronian by Luc-Vartan Baronian In Smith 1975 (FTTAAATW) [Smith 75b] , there is a blue ensign pictured with the former arms of Quebec. In Gordon (Gordon, W. J., Flags of the World, past and present: their history and associations, New York: F. Warne, 1924.), the arms are pictured within a white disk. Is it possible that both versions existed ? If not, which one would be correct? Luc-Vartan Baronian - 22 January 1998 Gordon is correct. The Canadian provincial badges, including Quebec, were each included within a white disc on the blue ensigns. I presume that you are referring to the illustration on pages 186-187 of Smiths' FTTAAATW [Smith 75b] which show alternating red and blue ensigns. This illustration seems to be more decorative than authoritative.

74. A Bit Of History: Once Upon A Time, L Went Cross-country Skiing In Québec - Fro
    A Bit of history Once Upon a Time, l Went Crosscountry Skiing inQuébec. Scandinavian cross-country skiers laid out the first  
    http://www.vacations-quebec.com/eng/
    
    Extractions: The history of skiing began with Herman "Jackrabbit" Smith-Johannsen, one of the legendary figures responsible for the immense popularity of cross-country skiing in Québec. Born in Norway in 1875, he immigrated to Canada in 1901 and worked as a railway equipment salesman. Since his job required that he travel to remote locations, he travelled by ski , which is how he explored the Laurentians. Many of the trails he made back then still exist today. The Aboriginal people called him "Wapoos" (jackrabbit) because of his ability to walk on the snow. To raise awareness of his favourite sport, he founded many cross-country ski clubs throughout the Québec territory. He died at the age of 111, having made his mark on the history of cross-country skiing in Québec.

75. Acadian History: The Exile: Quebec
    Acadia The Exile Resettlement Canadian Acadians Cajun history Over the years,there was some movement of population between quebec (French Canada) and  
    http://www.acadian-cajun.com/exqu.htm
    
    Extractions: Acadian History Acadian Genealogy Cajun History Cajun Genealogy ... Links Exile Destination: Quebec Origins Acadia The Exile Resettlement ... Cajun History Over the years, there was some movement of population between Quebec (French Canada) and Acadia. As the English attitude towards Acadians intensified in the early 1750's, more Acadians moved westward to join with other Francophones. When the deportation started in 1755, many Acadians sought refuge in Quebec. When 2000 Acadians escaped to Ile St. Jean, about 600 of the sick and elderly were sent to Quebec. And when Louisbourg fell in 1758, many of the Acadians on Ile St. Jean fled the island and headed to Quebec. Acadians continued to move towards Quebec to escape English persecution and to find their friends and relatives. The Acadians of Quebec (Father Pierre Maurice Hebert), available at Quintin Publications , is your best printed resource. It is well documented and illustrated. The 1755 Exile

76. History Quebec
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    Extractions: Lodging.com and Travelnow each offer a wide range of hotel brands plus specially negotiated bargain rates. CNG Hotels is the largest international hotel wholesaler, providing special rates at thousands of properties around the world. AutoEurope makes reserving, picking up and dropping off a rental car in Europe a breeze. Priceline has Savings for Airfare, Hotels, and Car Rentals eBags has Luggage, Backpacks, Carry-Ons, and More Quebec Real Estate Oregon ... Mexico

77. Doyon Motel - In Quebec City - History
    property. JeanLuc will hand his share over to Michel on March 13,1972, copy registered in quebec on March 15, 1972 (n. 714 131).  
    http://www.doyonmotel.com/html/history.html
    
    Extractions: One of his former colleagues at the Petit Séminaire, J-Adrien Boivin, has made himself a place in the building industry. He is the one who built Lévis Tardif at the corner of Adolphe-Routhier, and later, Jacques Gagnon at the corner of Louis-Fréchette. Michel Doyon notices that there are many tourists at Lévis Tardif. Once houses are put up on chemin Sainte-Foy, between Sir Adolphe-Routhier and Ernest-Gagnon, and once he sees these houses for sale, he tells abbey Adolphe Doyon at the Séminaire de Québec about his idea and the abbey lends him $3 000. He pays $15 000 for the 725 (1215), and gives the money he borrowed as a cash-down. As soon as he is set up, he quickly notices that he must absolutely buy the 735 (1223) too if he doesn't want to be caught between two neighbors who surely won't like the activities which will be going on in his new acquisition. This time, he manages to borrow the 6 000 $ he needs as a cash-down from the authorities at the Séminaire de Québec, thanks to his brother Jean-Luc. They are equal owners of this new property. Jean-Luc will hand his share over to Michel on March 13, 1972, copy registered in Quebec on March 15, 1972 (n. 714 131). The brothers promise to pay back the loans granted by the abbey Doyon and from the Séminaire de Québec . No mortgage, no garanty other than their word. Michel Doyon does not have a lot of money set aside. He must now furnish his two houses and get them ready as soon as possible. One of them, the 725, is ready in early July of 1947; the other, one month later. All the furniture are bought on credit at Légaré's. Simone Coderre, his wife, makes the curtains and takes care of the decoration. Hiring people to help is too expensive. He therefore goes to his father, his brothers and sisters for help and convinces them to move from St-Benoît. He also asks his brother Jean-Luc and his friend François Marier for help.

78. History Of The Region - Cycling Western In Quebec
    Translate this page history of the Region, Latest update june 17,2002. history of the Region. En développement.  
    http://www.cyclingwesternquebec.qc.ca/histoire.htm

79. History In Review - Wolfe At Quebec
    entertaining fare. In Wolfe at quebec, Hibbert once again proves his talentsfor writing entertaining, yet accurate, history books. In this  
    http://www.largeprintreviews.com/HIRwolfe.html
    
    Extractions: Christopher Hibbert has a phenomenal knack for taking historical data and restructuring it into readable and entertaining fare. In Wolfe at Quebec , Hibbert once again proves his talents for writing entertaining, yet accurate, history books. In this short work, Hibbert chronicles Major-General James Wolfe's leadership at the battle for Quebec at the decisive engagement fought between the British and the French on the Plains of Abraham. When the battle ended, Quebec was to fall to English hands, and Wolfe, at the advanced age of 32, was destined to die from the wounds he received in the battle. Wolfe is an intriguing character who has been virtually overlooked by history. Some books offer a romanticized version of the man, after all there is nothing more heroic than dying write after you commanded and won a decisive victory. But for the most part, if he is even mentioned at all, it is simply as a British commander who fought the French during the French and Indian Wars. Overall, our knowledge of Wolfe has also been colored by the lack of information that has been available about the man himself, as well as his military exploits. In writing Wolfe at Quebec , Hibbert has made use of many previously unstudied documents, including military records, diaries, letters, ship logs, and eyewitness reports to help reconstruct the man, and the battle. Hibbert was also granted unprecedented access to the material belonging to the Wolfe family.

80. ..:: Quebec Carnival -- Learn More - History ::..
    long in progress. The first large winter Carnival in quebec, the world'ssnow capital, took place in 1894. The city's population  
    http://www.carnaval.qc.ca/english/plus_histoire.asp
    
    Extractions: Since the beginning of our French colony, the habitants of New France formed a rowdy tradition of getting together just before Lent to eat, drink and be merry. Already at this era, this intense period of revelry was designated as the Carnival - a word of Italian origin that signifies Mardi Gras. The tradition of celebrating at the end of January until mid-February is a custom long in progress. From one winter to the next, the Carnival's programme of activities was enriched. We have since added even more popular activities, such as winter sports, snow sculptures, and activities based on the Quebecois folkloric lifestyle, such as canoe and dogsled races.

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