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Language in Quebec: Legal and Societal Issues
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Language in Quebec: Legal and Societal Issues
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| Abstract |
Beginning in 1974, the Quebec government passed legislation designed to make French the official and, in some cases, exclusive language of government and business, and to restrict access to English-language education. The net result has been a decline in the number of anglophones in Quebec and an increase in the number of Quebec anglophones who speak French at home.
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American Review of Canadian Studies
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Vol, 13
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no. 2
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42-51
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Summer 1983
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| Language |
en
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| Citation |
Woolfson, Peter. “Language in Quebec: Legal and Societal Issues.” American Review of Canadian Studies Vol, 13, no. 2 (Summer 1983): 42–51.
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