The French Canadians, 1760-1945

Abbé American appeal Archbishop Armand Lavergne Asselin assembly attacked bill Bishop Bourget Borden Bourassa Britain British cabinet called campaign Cartier Catholic Chapais Church clergy colonial Confederation conference conscription Conservative constitutional council curés declared defence denounced Devoir dominions Durham economic election Empire England English Canadians established favor federal force France Franco-Ontarians French Canadians French language Gouin governor Groulx Ibid imperial imperialist influence Jesuit June King L'Action Laflèche Lafontaine language Laurier Laval Lavergne Le Canadien Le Devoir leader legislative Liberal London Lower Canada majority Manitoba ment Métis military Montreal nationalist November Ontario opposed opposition Ottawa Papineau parliament party Patriote political population prime minister principle proposed Protestant province Quebec Quebec Act question race refused resolution Riel Rumilly Sam Hughes Senator September Skelton speech Taschereau tion Toronto Tory trade tradition Trois-Rivières ultramontane union United Upper Canada urged vote