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- Billet de Sir Charles Bagot à Louis-Hippolyte La Fontaine . - 13 septembre 1842
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Billet de Sir Charles Bagot à Louis-Hippolyte La Fontaine . - 13 septembre 1842
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- 13 septembre 1842 (indexed as 1842)
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- Lettre où le Gouverneur général montre ses dispositions à coopérer avec les représentants politiques de la population canadienne-française afin que son gouvernement puisse répondre à ses attentes. Titre basé sur le contenu de la pièce. Le document est en anglais. La pièce portait originellement le numéro 000167.
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- A handwritten letter in ink on pale blue-grey laid paper, headed Government House, Kingston, with the date written at the top right. The cursive text is addressed to Sir and runs in full lines down the page, with a signature at the bottom right. A circled number is written in the upper left corner and a printed reference number appears in the top right corner.Described automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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- Gov't HouseKingston Sept 131842.SirHaving taken into mymost earnest and anxiousconsideration the conversationswhich have passed between us, Ifind my desire to assist & theaid of, and cordial cooperationwith my Government the populationof French origin in this Provinceand I have thereforeHaving taken into my most careful and anxious consideration the conversations which have passed between us, I find my desire to invite the aid of, and cordial cooperation with, my Government the population of French origin in this Province installednot waited for the result ofRead automatically; may contain mistakes.
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