Sir Frederick Haldimand
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"No people in the world, " said Haldimand, "are more bigoted in their laws and usages. " He ap- proved of the establishment of the Roman Catholic religion, of the restoration of the French laws and the maintenance of the French language, as meas- ures expedient for the state of affairs at the time, believing that "the Quebec Act alone has prevented and can in any degree prevent the emissaries of 173 SIR FREDERICK HALDIMAND France and the rebels from drawing over the Cana- dian clergy and nobles...se*' There were some of the French who objected to the act on the very ground that it enforced duties to the church and to seigniors which had been optional since the conquest, but the majority were fairly well satisfied, and it was decreed that there should be a Canadian judge on the bench in each district. As Haldimand had fore- told, delegates from the minority were sent to England to pray for the repeal of the Quebec Act, "all under the pretence of promoting Public Utility, though too often in the mean and interested views of Private advantage.
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"No people in the world, " said Haldimand, "are more bigoted in their laws and usages. " He ap- proved of the establishment of the Roman Catholic religion, of the restoration of the French laws and the maintenance of the French language, as meas- ures expedient for the state of affairs at the time, believing that "the Quebec Act alone has prevented and can in any degree prevent the emissaries of 173 SIR FREDERICK HALDIMAND France and the rebels from drawing over the Cana- dian clergy and nobles...se*' There were some of the French who objected to the act on the very ground that it enforced duties to the church and to seigniors which had been optional since the conquest, but the majority were fairly well satisfied, and it was decreed that there should be a Canadian judge on the bench in each district. As Haldimand had fore- told, delegates from the minority were sent to England to pray for the repeal of the Quebec Act, "all under the pretence of promoting Public Utility, though too often in the mean and interested views of Private advantage.
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