In And Around Tadousac
In And Around Tadousac
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The sub-farmers were numerous ; Louis Bergeron had the lease of Tadousac for six years (3), Cugnet, towards the end of the French domination, traded to considerable pro- fit at this post, according to Bigot (4).
In 1750, the widow Fournel farmed the Tadousac territory. Three years, previously (1) Letter of Aubert de la Chesnaye, Oct. 24th, 1693.
(2) Mons Mamiette, in his reports on the archives of Paris, points out a memorandum of Mons Riverin dated Nov. 19th, 1685, in which he describes what t...he Tadousac trade really is, what is being done to destroy it and the means necessary to be taken to preserve it for the king.
(.3) Collection of Quebec, vol. 12, 3rd series, 1731.
(4) JiCtter to the minibter, Oct. llth, 1749.
TADOUSAC 69 Hocquart informed the minister that no one had wished to farm this part of the district.
The limits within which the privilege of Tadousac trading were allowed to be carried on were for a long time a source of difficulty. In- tendant Hocquart put an end to this in 1732.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sub-farmers were numerous ; Louis Bergeron had the lease of Tadousac for six years (3), Cugnet, towards the end of the French domination, traded to considerable pro- fit at this post, according to Bigot (4).
In 1750, the widow Fournel farmed the Tadousac territory. Three years, previously (1) Letter of Aubert de la Chesnaye, Oct. 24th, 1693.
(2) Mons Mamiette, in his reports on the archives of Paris, points out a memorandum of Mons Riverin dated Nov. 19th, 1685, in which he describes what t...he Tadousac trade really is, what is being done to destroy it and the means necessary to be taken to preserve it for the king.
(.3) Collection of Quebec, vol. 12, 3rd series, 1731.
(4) JiCtter to the minibter, Oct. llth, 1749.
TADOUSAC 69 Hocquart informed the minister that no one had wished to farm this part of the district.
The limits within which the privilege of Tadousac trading were allowed to be carried on were for a long time a source of difficulty. In- tendant Hocquart put an end to this in 1732.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roy, Joseph Edmond, 1858-1913 to read onlineMoreLess
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