"Don't play the fool, Jean. Your wife will never let you pay a dollar for such a pig as that."
This is crazy how that's viewed as a lot back then.
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Course assignments include studying media coverage of the Canadiens, reading chapters from the book La religion du Canadien de Montréal (co-edited by Bauer and Jean-Marc Barreau), and writing essays.
Getting personal accounts on this would be very helpful as well. IT would be very easy to do this in today's landscape with Twitter and other social media.
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In Prof. Olivier Bauer's class at the Université de Montréal, worshippers can argue that their team is their religion.
this is a crazy comparison, but is most definitely relatable!! There are many fan bases around the world that carry this ideology. Especially in the south, its God, family, football.
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The gray weather on that St. Patrick's Day mirrored Montreal'smood
Reminds me with how Cleveland is with their sports. It decides the mood of the city as a collective. But these people had a bigger issue than sports, it was an issue of wanting equality.
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here was a widespread effort from editorial writers to the judge who heard the cases of those arrested that night, to pass off the riot as the work of “hoodlums.”
crazy how they try to push a narrative
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(especially carrying your stick into one)
This is definitely a positive that came from the fight
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Richard's coal-black eyes glowed with defiance, danger and pure disgust for losing.
shows he's got a lot of heart and a great competitor.
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Q. What does Canada cost the English government in the current year? A. Between 200,000 and 250,000 sterling pounds. Q. Does Canada bring in anything for it? A. Nothing. The customs dues are used for the colony. We wo
Great Questions. What is the point for the English Gov.
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He also notices that the French Canadians are a warm, welcoming people always joyful; they are high-spirited and witty.
Similar to how the native Americans were.
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Poor harvests reduced numerous many farmers to poverty.
Crazy how harvests effect the rest of the year for these farmers
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In general, under the British Regime, the name “Canadians” designated the descendants of theFrench colonists who settled in New France and who habitually continued to speak French
I would have thought it would be the opposite.
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hough it had a strong religiousconnotation, it also advocated the study and knowledge of civil and political rights,
This shows how we always reflect to our religious tendencies
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Could we put our confidence anywhere but in God in a Region where, as far as man is concerned, everything is lacking to us?
This is very interesting showing there trust in God, even in times of hardship.
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In the seventeenth century, France was far from having achieved its linguistic unity. At the time,
This is interesting, I though French was the only language, even if it was in the seventeenth century
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“There are no patois inthis country. All Canadians speak the same French as ours 6.
Pretty cool to see how these French leaders were giving there support to the Canadian people. It is kind of a good way to show people in France that we have a lot in common.
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