Arthur Buies : Quebec Journalist, Essayist, Catholic Clergy, Champion Supporter of Colonization

January 24, 1840 — January 26, 1901

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A Quebec journalist and essayist. After having opposed the Catholic clergy for a long time, he rallied to the cause of colonization of Cur? Labelle.

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January 24, 1840

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January 26, 1901

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