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Gain a detailed understanding of the origins and religions of the Canadian population in this groundbreaking census report from 1861. The report includes maps, charts, and tables that illustrate the distribution of people of different cultural and religious backgrounds across Canada, and provides insight into the social and cultural landscape of the country at the time. An essential resource for historians, sociologists, and demographers.
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