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  2. Fonds Conseil de ville de Montréal (1833-2001). - 1833-2001
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  6. VM1-1-3-1916-001
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City CouncilEducationElectionHandwrittenJewish CommunityLetterLetterheadMontrealReligionSignatureTypewrittenTagged automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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A typed letter on aged cream paper, headed with a Montreal street address and the date in May 1916, addressed to the Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Montreal. The body is a numbered, single-spaced text of several paragraphs, with some words struck through and handwritten corrections or marks in places. A small archive stamp appears in the lower right corner of the page.Described automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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14 Darling St. Montreal,May 10th 1916To The Mayor and AldermenCity of Montreal.Gentlemen,14 Barting St. Montreal,1. Our schools are established on a religious basis. The two great divisions are the present being Protestant & Roman Catholic.2. When as a matter of kindness and generosity the Jews were admitted to the Protestant schools of this city the Christian character of the schools was not thereby abrogated or surrendered.Read automatically; may contain mistakes.
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