An edition of Etre seigneur aux Éboulements (1996)

Etre seigneur aux Éboulements

monographie historique portant sur la seigneurie des Éboulements

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Etre seigneur aux Éboulements
Paul Médéric, Paul Médéric
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An edition of Etre seigneur aux Éboulements (1996)

Etre seigneur aux Éboulements

monographie historique portant sur la seigneurie des Éboulements

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Publish Date
Publisher
Société d'histoire de Charlevoix
Language
French
Pages
269

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Subjects

History, Seigneurs, Seigniorial tenure

Places

Canada, Les Éboulements, Les Éboulements (Québec : Seigniory), Les Éboulements (Québec), Quebec (Province)

Times

To 1763 (New France)
Edition Availability
Cover of: Etre seigneur aux Éboulements
Etre seigneur aux Éboulements: monographie historique portant sur la seigneurie des Éboulements
1996, Société d'histoire de Charlevoix
in French

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Book Details

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.

Published in
Baie-Saint-Paul, Québec

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
971.4/49
Library of Congress
F5497.L526 T74 1996

The Physical Object

Pagination
269 p. :
Number of pages
269

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL17328266M
ISBN 10
2980345385
OCLC/WorldCat
36990591

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University of Toronto MARC record

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