[Minutes record a letter from French missionary Jean-Louis LeLoutre to the Nova Scotia government regarding a proposed 'reconciliation' between the Mi'kmaq and 'Messieurs les Anglois,' in which LeLoutre proposes (on behalf of the Mi'kmaq) an 'Espace de Te

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[Minutes record a letter from French missionary Jean-Louis LeLoutre to the Nova Scotia government regarding a proposed 'reconciliation' between the Mi'kmaq and 'Messieurs les Anglois,' in which LeLoutre proposes (on behalf of the Mi'kmaq) an 'Espace de Terraine' in Acadia for Indigenous peoples to fish, hunt and 'etablir leur village and leur mission en paroisse.' The Council minutes describe LeLoutre's proposal as 'insolent and absurd']
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Author: Executive Council, Government of Nova Scotia
Date Created
1754-09-09
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Author: (Executive Council, Government of Nova Scotia)
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Text
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DOC-0133
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Document Type
MINUTES/PROCEEDINGS - EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
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Library and Archives Canada, MG11, Series CO220, Vol. 7, pp. 63-74, Reel H-1979
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