Le redécoupage du Bas-Canada dans les années 1830 : un essai sur la ‘gouvernementalité’ coloniale
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Le redécoupage du Bas-Canada dans les années 1830 : un essai sur la ‘gouvernementalité’ coloniale
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Abstract |
The Gosford Commission (1835-1837) is portrayed by historians as a largely failed attempt at the conciliation of Lower Canadian political factions, or as a delaying tactic on the part of an indecisive British administration. The author argues, however, that this period of Lower Canadian political history reveals a shift in mentality of the colonial government away from a logic of mercantilism towards a liberal political logic. Liberalism is shown to have been able to accommodate quite contradictory notions of equity in matters of political representation.
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Revue d’histoire de l’Amérique française
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Vol. 58
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no. 1
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27-66
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Été 2004
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fr
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Curtis, Bruce. “Le redécoupage du Bas-Canada dans les années 1830 : un essai sur la ‘gouvernementalité’ coloniale.” Revue d’histoire de l’Amérique française Vol. 58, no. 1 (t 2004): 27–66. https://www.erudit.org/en/journals/haf/2004-v58-n1-haf865/010972ar.pdf.
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