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L'intégration des soldats Britanniques au Canada : le cas des Écossais
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L'intégration des soldats Britanniques au Canada : le cas des Écossais
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| Abstract |
An examination of the integration into Canadian society of those members of the Fraser Highlanders regiment that remained in Quebec following their participation in the British conquest of New France. The author focusses on Malcolm Fraser (1733-1815) who took part in the sieges of Louisbourg and Île Royale (Cape Breton Island), and the Battle of the Plains of Abraham, the Battle of Sainte-Foy and the surrender of Montreal. At the end of the war, Governor James Murray ceded to Fraser the Seigneury of Mount Murray (Cap-à-l'Aigle), where many of the Scottish soldiers of the regiment settled.
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La Chute de la Nouvelle-France: De l’affaire Jumonville au traité de Paris
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Québec
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Septentrion
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2015
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489-513
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fr
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This article originally appeared in: Laurent Veyssière, ed. Nouvelle-France en héritage. Paris, France: Armand Colin: Ministère de la défense, 2013. Pp. 175-195. |
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Massé, Jean-Claude. “L’intégration des soldats Britanniques au Canada : le cas des Écossais.” In La Chute de la Nouvelle-France: De l’affaire Jumonville au traité de Paris, edited by Bertrand Fonck and Laurent Veyssière, 489–513. Québec: Septentrion, 2015.
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