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  4. Lettre de E. Caron à W. H. Draper : Québec . - 26 novembre 1845
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Lettre de E. Caron à W. H. Draper : Québec . - 26 novembre 1845

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Ville de Montréal. Section des archives via Archives de Montréal (Ville de Montréal)
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26 novembre 1845 (indexed as 1845)
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Deux copies - une en anglais et une en français - d'une lettre où E. Caron annonce à W. H. Draper qu'il ne viendra pas à Montréal suite à l'annonce du départ du Gouverneur Metcalfe. Le climat politique risquant de changer avec ce départ, il propose à Draper de communiquer désormais directement avec Morin et La Fontaine sur l'organisation d'un nouveau ministère. Il se rend toutefois disponible au besoin. Titre basé sur le contenu des pièces. Les documents sont en français et en anglais. Les pièces portaient originellement le numéro 000417.
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A handwritten letter in dark ink on aged cream paper, addressed at the top to a named recipient and marked with a place and date at the upper right. The cursive text fills most of the page in long lines, with a formal salutation at the left and a signature at the lower right. A faint circular stamp or mark appears at the top left and a small archive credit is printed at the bottom right corner.Described automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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TranslationThe Honble E. Caron to the Honble W. DraperQuebec 26 Nov. 1845.My dear Sir,Your note of the 26th has been received this morning.In announcing to me the departure of His Excellency,you tell me that you hasten to give me this informationthat you wrote one.I have never regarded myself as the head of a party.000417Lunes 26 Nov 1895Your note of the 23rd has been received this morning announcing to me the departure of the GentlemenYou tell me that you have to give me full information of the news onlyrespect, and that I haveTo the Hon. E. Caron, M.P.P., MontrealRead automatically; may contain mistakes.
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