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Identifier: inoldquebecothe00nich (find matches)
Title: In old Quebec and other sketches
Year: 1908 (1900s)
Authors of the text of the book: Nicholson, Byron
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Publisher: Québec, Commercial Printing Company
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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and Malta,and mingles with the sound of the morninggun at Gibraltar. It passes over the Atlanticand asserts Britains rule at Honduras, andawakens the sleepers in the West Indies, andfrom the fortifications of old Quebec it vibratesover the river St. Lawrence. But of all theplaces which hear it, which of them can com-pare with the last, our own Canada, the landof our adoption or our nativity. Canada withher vast extent of territory. Canada with herverdant spring and glowing summer, hergorgeous autumn and bracing winter. Canadawith her fertile soil and salubrious clime, herabundant cereal productions and prodigiousmineral resources. Canada with her fur-bearing animals and her inexhaustible fish-eries, her boundless forests and magnificentharbours. Canada with her Dominion Par-liament and her Provincial Legislatures, herhonoured statesmen and unsullied ermine.Canada with her liberty of conscience andsplendid system of education, her patriarchalsires and brave sons and fair daughters, is
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01 < X. Z o AND OTHER SKETCHES. 83 one of the brightest gems that sparkles andflashes in King Edwards diadem ! To-day she proudly points to Britain, Franceand Ireland, as the mother countries ; and hersons are safe under the old flag which her fore-fathers often followed to battle and victory.But we are looking forward to a time when allthe British possessions containing as they domore than a million square miles and em-bracing a quarter of the world inhabitants,shall be bound together still more indissolublythan they are now ; and yet as a result ofsuch federation, each one of them shall enjoya greater measure of independence than atpresent. We are looking farther forward yeteven to a time when all who speak the Anglo-Saxon tongue shall find their chief rivalry inteaching the nations * to learn war no more,in promoting the reign of peace and good will;in leading the heathen to the foot of theCross where alone they can hide their sin andshame, and have their wounds staunched andhea

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Français : Le square Dominion, aujourd'hui le square Dorchester, à Montréal
Date before 1909
date QS:P,+1909-00-00T00:00:00Z/7,P1326,+1909-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
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