Francois Remillard Books

Belles demeures historiques de l ile de Montreal

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Réalisé dans le contexte des célébrations du 375e anniversaire de la fondation de Montréal et du 150e de la Confédération canadienne, ce livre présente 40 des plus belles demeures historiques de l'...

Le Quebec 2002 2003

By Francois Remillard

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Les descriptions complètes des sites touristiques pour préparer son voyage, un aperçu de l'histoire, de la politique, de l'économie et des arts, des renseignements sur les activités de plein air. A...

Montreal

By Francois Remillard

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Ulysses Quebec

By Francois Remillard

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Montreal

By Francois Remillard

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Montreal

By Pascale Couture, Lorette Pierson, Francois Remillard, Benoit Prieur

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Ulysses Travel Guide Montreal Travel Guides

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Ulysses Travel Guide New York City 2000 2001 Ulysses Travel Guide New York City

By Francois Remillard

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By Francois Remillard

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Ulysses Travel Guide Montreal 2000 2001

By Francois Remillard

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