Chambly County Protestant Central School Board, 1945-1955.

Chambly County Protestant Central School Board, 1945-1955.

The history of education in the Province of Quebec begins with the convent schools of the French regime and the efforts of the Jesuite to teach the Indiana some rudiments of the white man's civilization. With the conquest of 1759, the influence of the English settlers who poured in from New Eng...

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Main Author: Rosevear, John. N.
Other Authors: Smith, C. (Supervisor)
Format: Others
Language:en
Published: McGill University 1956
Subjects:
Education.
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Chambly County Protestant Central School Board, 1945-1955.
description The history of education in the Province of Quebec begins with the convent schools of the French regime and the efforts of the Jesuite to teach the Indiana some rudiments of the white man's civilization. With the conquest of 1759, the influence of the English settlers who poured in from New England made itself felt, and each community as it sprang up established its own school and, when it could, hired one of the itinerant teachers who drifted from one settlement to another.
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title Chambly County Protestant Central School Board, 1945-1955.
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title_full Chambly County Protestant Central School Board, 1945-1955.
title_fullStr Chambly County Protestant Central School Board, 1945-1955.
title_full_unstemmed Chambly County Protestant Central School Board, 1945-1955.
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