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  • Woodley, E. C. “The Story of the Eastern Townships Bank.” Missisquoi County Historical Society Annual Report Vol. 6 (1960): 54–60.
  • Darch, Heather. “The Scandal Makers : The Cogniacers, Part 1.” Documentary. Quebec Anglophone Heritage Network. Last modified December 2020. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vw-kLTkK17g.

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