Acadiensis, Volumes 1-3Department of History, University of New Brunswick., 1971 - Atlantic Provinces Journal of the history of the Atlantic region. |
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... cent of the Anglican clergy of Nova Scotia who responded to a poll by the Council for Social Service of the Church of England in 1919 , testified to the success of prohibition in their province . Perhaps even more indicative of the ...
... cent of the Anglican clergy of Nova Scotia who responded to a poll by the Council for Social Service of the Church of England in 1919 , testified to the success of prohibition in their province . Perhaps even more indicative of the ...
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... cent by segregated white children , even though the Company had clearly stated its opposition to such a policy as early as 1801. As a clergyman , West was particularly critical of the moral example provided by the whites , who seemed to ...
... cent by segregated white children , even though the Company had clearly stated its opposition to such a policy as early as 1801. As a clergyman , West was particularly critical of the moral example provided by the whites , who seemed to ...
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... cent lived at least until their twentieth birthday . Of the remaining 29 per cent not all would have died as in many cases no death is recorded and parents may have returned to France in 1710 or left for other Acadian settlements . P.R. ...
... cent lived at least until their twentieth birthday . Of the remaining 29 per cent not all would have died as in many cases no death is recorded and parents may have returned to France in 1710 or left for other Acadian settlements . P.R. ...
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