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Parler Populaire des Canadiens Français; Ou, Lexique des Canadianismes, Acadianismes, Anglicismes, Américanismes, Mots Anglais les Plus En Usage Au Sein des Familles Canadiennes Et Acadiennes Françaises. Comprenant Environ 15,000 Mots Et...
Sainte-Anne-de-la-Pocatière, 1672-1900
Ecclésiastiques Et les Royalistes Français Réfugiés Au Canada À L'Époque de la Révolution, 1791-
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Chouart Et Radisson
Samuel Champlain, Fondateur de Québec Et Père de la Nouvelle-France
John and Sebastian Cabot
Ecclésiastiques Et les Royalistes Français Réfugiés Au Canada À L'Époque de la Révolution, 1791-
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Sainte-Anne-de-la-Pocatière, 1672-1900

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