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La vie domestique des officiers britanniques et canadiens résidant dans la maison Maillou au XIXe siècle : étude de la collection archéologiqueSheehan, Virginia 24 April 2018 (has links)
La vie domestique des officiers britanniques et canadiens à Québec au XIXe siècle est peu connue et n'a que très peu été abordée dans les études historiques et archéologiques. La collection archéologique de la Maison Maillou, située au 17 de la rue Saint-Louis à Québec, nous a permis d'étudier la vie domestique de ces maisonnées à partir des objets qui ont été utilisés et jetés. Les maisonnées en question sont celle d'un officier britannique ayant occupé la Maison Maillou au début du XIXe siècle (ca. 1818-1823) et celle d'un officier canadien-français du nom de Théodore Juchereau Duchesnay ayant habité la maison à la fin du XIXe siècle (ca. 1877-1896). La présente étude permet de connaître davantage la vie domestique et familiale de ces deux maisonnées à partir de la collection archéologique et de tirer des conclusions sur leur statut social et économique grâce à l'assemblage de céramiques. / Québec Université Laval, Bibliothèque 2013
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“I didn’t have time to find the English words”: The Korean War’s Role in the Evolution of Bilingualism in the Canadian Armed ForcesLabrosse, Julien January 2016 (has links)
This thesis explores the impact of the Korean War on the evolution of the role of the French language in the Canadian military between 1946 and 1954. It explains how the Korean War acted as both a catalyst for a more accommodating stance towards the French language in the Canadian Armed Forces, and an immediate impediment to the implementation of such changes.
Particularly, this thesis explores the conflict that emerged between various officials in the Department of National Defence concerning the place that should be made for the French language, and how best to recruit more French Canadians. It shows that there was serious disagreement between the Minister of National Defence, Brooke Claxton, who wanted more bilingualism in the Canadian military, and the Chief of General Staff, General Guy G. Simonds, who resisted further concessions to francophones.
Moreover, this thesis reveals the extent to which there was goodwill within the Canadian Armed Forces on the part of both anglophones and francophones on the frontline in Korea. This constituted the basis on which the Department of National Defence was able to begin the process of implementing a more bilingual system. In this respect, this thesis shows the Canadian military to have been ahead of the federal Civil Service.
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