Before The Kings Daughters, The Filles a Marier 1634-1662

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Before The Kings Daughters, The Filles a Marier 1634-1662Before the state sponsored immigration program that sent nearly 800 women known as Filles du Roi to Qubec, 262 brave and adventurous women made the journey to New France on their own. Sent by relatives and religious organizations or enlisting on their own account, these women did not benefit from a paid passage and dowry drawn from the Kings treasury, but they did face the same if not worse hardships and dangers. Known as the Filles Marier or

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The actions described in this report resulted from the Rebellion Losses Bill which was introduced by the coalition government of Robert Baldwin and Louis-Hippolyte La-Fontaine and passed into law in early 1849

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their struggles and deaths set against the backdrop of one of the most chaotic times in the history of Europe and North America

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