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    Evacuation of Quebec by the British Troops, 1871 (The 60th Regiment Leaving the Citadel)

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    Item (linked)
    Art
    Item ID number:
    3968684
    Date:
    c. 1871
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    R13281-9-9-E, Volume number: 2
    Evacuation of Quebec by the British Troops, 1871 (The 60th Regiment Leaving the Citadel). Qué., Québec City : Fortifications - Citadel SUBJ - MILITARY, 
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    Our Valentine

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    Item (linked)
    Art
    Item ID number:
    2914778
    Date:
    17 February, 1877
    Source:
    Private
    Our Valentine. political social politique cartoon / dessin humoristique Valentine's Day // Canadian Illustrated News. Removed from: Publication: Published 
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    Introduction to the commemorative portfolio of the Canadian Illustrated News [textual record]

    Archives / Collections and Fonds
    Single item
    Textual material
    Item ID number:
    102896
    Date:
    1970
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    R4757-0-6-E, MG31-D34, Volume number: 1
    Introduction to the commemorative portfolio of the Canadian Illustrated News [textual record]. Peter Desbarats - Manuscripts, 1970 Canadian Illustrated News 
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    Evacuation of Quebec by the British Troops, 1871 (The Royal Artillery Leaving their Barracks, Quebec)

    Archives / Collections and Fonds
    Item (linked)
    Art
    Item ID number:
    3968692
    Date:
    1871
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    R13281-10-5-E, Volume number: 2
    Evacuation of Quebec by the British Troops, 1871 (The Royal Artillery Leaving their Barracks, Quebec). Historical events - 1871 SUBJ - MILITARY, 
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