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It is the two branches of the great Quebec family that are locked in Homeric combat under the nose of English Canada, writes Beaulieu. He says Joe Cla(...)
It is the two branches of the great Quebec family that are locked in Homeric combat under the nose of English Canada, writes Beaulieu. He says Joe Cla(...)

It is the two branches of the great Quebec family that are locked in Homeric combat under the nose of English Canada, writes Beaulieu. He says Joe Cla(...)

Date12/5/1977
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Original Toronto Star caption: It is the two branches of the great Quebec family that are locked in Homeric combat under the nose of English Canada, writes Beaulieu. He says Joe Clark (left) and other dull confederates can only stands silent . . . .
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0038631F
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Now he writes from Queen's Park for The Star, but Jonathan Manthorpe says that at age 12, he found Canada a strange and forbidding wilderness . .
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Image shows a portrait of a politician.
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