The Quebec revolution.

by Hugh Bingham Myers

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Published 1964 by Harvest House in Montreal .
Written in

Places:

• Québec (Province)
Subjects:

• French-Canadians,
• Québec (Province) -- Politics and government

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Edition Notes

Series	French Canadian renaissance series
Classifications
LC Classifications	F1027 .M9
The Physical Object
Pagination	xxi, 109 p.
Number of Pages	109
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL5889501M
LC Control Number	63023107
OCLC/WorldCa	1906163

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