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Lettre de Francis Hincks à Louis-Hippolyte La Fontaine : Toronto . - 16 janvier 1841

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16 janvier 1841 (indexed as 1841)
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Lettre où Francis Hincks écrit à La Fontaine au sujet des élections municipales dans Toronto et de la position de Lord Syndenham relativement à l'instauration d'un gouvernement responsable au Canada. Titre basé sur le contenu de la pièce. Le document est en anglais. La pièce portait originellement le numéro 000124.
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A typed letter on aged cream paper, written in English as a personal letter with the date and place Toronto in the upper right and a salutation beginning 'Private' and 'My dear Sir' below. The body is dense single-spaced typescript with some handwritten marks and underlining, and a purple-ink stamp reading 'Société historique de Montréal' runs down the left margin. A handwritten reference number is written in the upper left corner.Described automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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Toronto16 Jan.1941F.HINCKS & L.H. LAFONTAINE.Toronto 16 Jan.1941.privateMy Dear Sir,Your valued favour of the 29th Ulto.has been some days before me,and would have been answered ere this but for great pressure of business consequent on our municipal Elections which were on Tuesday last carried in favour of the Orange Corporation faction aided by government influence.Mr Baldwin has in consequence retired from the contest to my very great gratification.SOCIÉTÉ HISTORIQUE DE MONTRÉAL00012426 Jan.Toronto, 26 Jan. 1911Your valued favour of the 24th ult. has been some days before me, and would have been answered ere this but for great pressure of business consequent on our municipal elections which were sobut as Sol.and the firstRead automatically; may contain mistakes.
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