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Histoire de la province de Québec
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  • Robert Rumilly

    
his immense and incomplete study Histoire de la province de QuĂ©bec, 34 vol. (1940–63; “History of the Province of Quebec”). Educated in France, he served in the French army during World War I before emigrating to Canada in 1928. He became a supporter of the French cultural movement in Quebec,


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his immense and incomplete study Histoire de la province de QuĂ©bec, 34 vol. (1940–63; “History of the Province of Quebec”). Educated in France, he served in the French army during World War I before emigrating to Canada in 1928. He became a supporter of the French cultural movement in Quebec,


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