Rapport des fÃates du 3e centenaire de l'arrivÃ(c)e de Louis HÃ(c)bert au Canada, 1617-1917

Rapport des fêtes du 3e centenaire de l'arrivée de Louis Hébert au Canada, 1617-1917 documents the festivities surrounding the tercentenary of Louis Hébert's arrival in Canada. This historical account details the celebrations held in 1917 to commemorate this significant milestone in Canadian history. The book offers a glimpse into the social and cultural atmosphere of early 20th-century French Canada, highlighting the importance of historical memory and national identity. It provides valuable insights into the ways in which communities commemorate their past and the values they seek to preserve. This report is an invaluable resource for historians and anyone interested in the history of Quebec and the broader narrative of French presence in Canada.

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