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51. Petition of the Counties in the Districts of Montreal and Three Rivers (6 categories)
52. Resolutions of the St-Polycarpe Meeting (6 categories)
53. Globalization renders sovereignty more necessary and urgent than ever (6 categories)
54. Letter from Louis-Joseph Papineau to George Bancroft - December 18, 1837 (6 categories)
55. Option Québec (6 categories)
56. Petition of the Inhabitants of the Townships of Lower Canada in favour of Uniting the Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada under one Legislature (6 categories)
57. From London to Ottawa, State terrorism in the history of Quebec (6 categories)
58. Debates on the 1st Quebec Government Bill (1774) (5 categories)
59. Letter to the Inhabitants of the Province of Canada (5 categories)
60. Manifesto for a national coalition (5 categories)
61. Radical Party and Canada: Lord Durham and the Canadians (5 categories)
62. Letter to the Inhabitants of the Province of Quebec (5 categories)
63. Notes of Alexis de Tocqueville in Lower Canada (5 categories)
64. A Reminiscence of '49. Who burnt the Parliament Buildings? (5 categories)
65. Address of the Constitutional Association of Montreal to the Inhabitants of British America (5 categories)
66. Constitutional Act of 1791 (5 categories)
67. The Insurgent Prince (5 categories)
68. An Act for making more effectual Provision for the Government of the Province of Quebec in North America (5 categories)
69. The influence of Quebec's language planning policy abroad (5 categories)
70. Letter to the oppressed Inhabitants of Canada (5 categories)
71. Parliamentary Speech of 1848 (5 categories)
72. Resolutions of the Quebec Meeting (Patriot) (5 categories)
73. Manifesto of the Alliance laurentienne (5 categories)
74. Address of the Constitutional Association of the City of Montreal to the Inhabitants of the Sister Colonies (5 categories)
75. The influence of Quebec's language planning policy abroad: Wales (5 categories)
76. Observation on the current state of Canada and the political dispositions of its inhabitants (5 categories)
77. The Charter of the French language in the Baltic States (5 categories)
78. Manifesto of the Front de libération du Québec (5 categories)
79. Petition of the citizens of Quebec for the establishment of a University (5 categories)
80. The Man from Quebec with a Message for Scotland (5 categories)
81. Declaration of Independence of Lower Canada (2007 translation) (5 categories)
82. To put an end to ethnic voting (5 categories)
83. Manifesto of the Parti républicain du Québec (5 categories)
84. For Political and Oil Independence (5 categories)
85. Proclamation of Independence, 1803 (5 categories)
86. An Act to give effect to certain resolutions passed by Imperial Conferences held in the years 1926 and 1930 (5 categories)
87. Declaration of the Causes which led to the formation of the Constitutional Association of Quebec, and of the Objects for which it has been formed (5 categories)
88. A Yankee in Canada (5 categories)
89. Resolutions of the Berthier Meeting (5 categories)
90. Brief Sketch of the Life and Times of the Hon. Louis Joseph Papineau (5 categories)
91. Questions submitted and proposed to Messrs Powell, Adhemar and de Lisle by the Baron Maseres with the answers of these Messrs, given in their meeting on March 13, 1784 (5 categories)
92. 1837 and my connection with it (5 categories)
93. Address to the people of Canada (5 categories)
94. Brief in Support of the Petition of the Inhabitants of Lower Canada (5 categories)
95. Opening Speech of the 14th National Congress of the Parti Québécois (5 categories)
96. A joy to read: Lionel Groulx (5 categories)
97. Reply of the Central and Permanent Committee of the County of Montreal to the Address of the London Working Men's Association (5 categories)
98. An Act to reunite the Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, and for the Government of Canada (5 categories)
99. Resolutions of the La Malbaie Meeting (5 categories)
100. Speech of Michel Bastarache, judge at the Supreme Court of Canada, on September 14, 2004 (5 categories)