Tracing the past of Canada’s distant cousin

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Northern Echo 21st August 2009. "THE former colliery village of Quebec is located along a front street less than a mile to the north-east of Esh Winning. A farm building named after the famous Canadian city and province gave its name to the village. Fields were enclosed here in the mid-1700s when Britain was at war with the French Canadians and Quebec was a topical name......"
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Link: http://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/4559524.Tracing_the_past_of_Canada___s_distant_cousin/
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