Clerical Control in Quebec
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Although the Acadians have hardly reached a position of equality with their English neigh- bors, they have gone far, and their leaders know how to direct them farther.
On the national holiday the 15th August a con- gress is held periodically, attended by Acadians from New England and from Canada ; and national questions are discussed how to improve the newspapers, how to extend the use of French in the schools, how to pro- mote colonization, etc. F There is always an air of confidence, and a gr...eat, unquenchable race-pride, "God be thanked, " exclaimed Dr. Comeau, in address- ing the congress at Caraquet in 1905. "We are begin- ning to measure our strength. The air which we breathe is becoming more and more vital, and we see a light dawning where only darkness was visible. Too long did we live sad and disheartened, like a con- quered people. But suddenly we perceived what noble blood ran in our veins, and we lifted our heads proudly. We have the right to do it, since we are French and since our race has for centuries shed its purest blood for the best causes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Although the Acadians have hardly reached a position of equality with their English neigh- bors, they have gone far, and their leaders know how to direct them farther.
On the national holiday the 15th August a con- gress is held periodically, attended by Acadians from New England and from Canada ; and national questions are discussed how to improve the newspapers, how to extend the use of French in the schools, how to pro- mote colonization, etc. F There is always an air of confidence, and a gr...eat, unquenchable race-pride, "God be thanked, " exclaimed Dr. Comeau, in address- ing the congress at Caraquet in 1905. "We are begin- ning to measure our strength. The air which we breathe is becoming more and more vital, and we see a light dawning where only darkness was visible. Too long did we live sad and disheartened, like a con- quered people. But suddenly we perceived what noble blood ran in our veins, and we lifted our heads proudly. We have the right to do it, since we are French and since our race has for centuries shed its purest blood for the best causes.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Mcchesney Sait to read onlineMoreLess
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