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The Towns of Lower Canada in the 1830s
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The Towns of Lower Canada in the 1830s
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A tale of two cities - Montreal and Quebec - in the decade when the former overtook the latter as the economic capital of the province. The author liberally uses nineteenth century travel accounts to reconstruct the economic activities of these two cities. He also describes smaller towns and villages such as Trois-Rivières, La Prairie and St-Jean-sur-Richelieu.
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Urbanization and Its Problems: Essays in Honour of E.W. Gilbert
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Oxford, England
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Blackwell
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1968
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391-425
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en
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Parker, William H. “The Towns of Lower Canada in the 1830s.” In Urbanization and Its Problems: Essays in Honour of E.W. Gilbert, edited by R. P. Beckinsale and J. M. Houston, 391–425. Oxford, England: Blackwell, 1968.
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