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Histoire du Canada depuis sa découverte jusqu'à nos jours. Tome III

Note 67 — LIVRE XI.

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Finlay était député-maître général des postes en Amérique depuis 1784.

«Let me once more repeat, disait-il, that Sir Guy Carleton shall have no cause to be displeased with me; my duty is to be with government; it is every honest man's business to assist the ruling powers, far more a well meaning Councillor»--Lettre de H. Finlay au gouverneur Skene, 8 août, 1785. «Letters which I wrote to Sir Guy Carleton, in which I stated my conjecture touching the cause of his displeasure and expressed my sorrow for having unintentionally offended His Excellency.» Lettre à M. Todd, du bureau des postes à Londres.

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