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, app.A: 57–58; 1892, app.E: 70; reports of the superintendent of education, 1872, 1879; Legislative Assembly, Journal (Charlottetown), reports of the principal of Prince of Wales College, 1897

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(P 58, U) at AUM has two of Archambeault’s letters. For his militia career, see PAC, RG 9, I, C4; C5; and C6.  p.t. and

, 909; 50, ff.500–9, 531, 538v; 52, ff.516v, 547v, 586; 53, f.541v; 54, f.432v; 57, ff.652v–65; 58, ff.461v, 470v, 480; 64, ff.432v, 438v, 442; 65, ff.423v–27; 68, f.20; C11A, 34, ff.8–9; 35

). Biographical information and other material relevant to Barclay’s career may be found in the following: PAC, RG 5, A1: 28881–83, 28956–61, 30583–86, 30758–59, 38157–58, 38264–69, 39120–26, 39447–50, 40315

seigneur of Montarville. As he was an only son, it is not surprising that he was sent to do classical studies, which he began in 1846 at the Séminaire de Saint-Hyacinthe. In 1857–58 he studied law at the

: an historical survey (Agincourt [Toronto], 1982), 57–58, 81. J. Hamelin et al., La presse québécoise, 2: 32–34, 83, 214. Helmut Kallmann, “A century of musical periodicals in

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the editors have failed to correct this error in a note). JR (Thwaites), IV, 170, 204–6, 210, 256–58, 267; V, 41–43, 59–70, 159, 202, 209, 275, 283; VI, 73; VIII, 288 (the editor, in both his

papers, 1, ff.163–65; 33, f.1; 38, ff.6v, 58. McGill University Libraries, Dept. of Rare Books and Special Coll., ms coll., CH132.S2, Joseph Frobisher to Thomas Dunn, 10 April 1788. Montreal

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