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'Il ne parle qu’un fort mauvais français'. La France et le Québec anglophone dans les années de la Révolution tranquille
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'Il ne parle qu’un fort mauvais français'. La France et le Québec anglophone dans les années de la Révolution tranquille
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The author notes that the history of France-Canada relations has mostly been written through the relations between Francophones - and especially through France-Quebec relations. However, the author points out, if the Quiet Revolution allowed a secular Quebec Francophone elite to consolidate and to conduct a true para-diplomacy, it did not completely erase the Anglophone "stranglehold" on certain parts of the provincial society. He contends that it is a fact known even to the Quai d'Orsay that there were links between France and Anglo-Quebecers. In characterising these links, the author emphasizes that the construction of Franco-Quebec relations does not rest exclusively on Quebec’s French fact.
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Bulletin d'histoire politique
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Vol 30
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no. 1
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71-90
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Printemps 2022
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fr
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Chaniac, Arnaud. “‘Il ne parle qu’un fort mauvais français’. La France et le Québec anglophone dans les années de la Révolution tranquille.” Bulletin d’histoire politique Vol 30, no. 1 (Printemps 2022): 71–90.
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