Iron Bars and Bookshelves - Blair, Louisa; Donovan, Patrick; Fyson, Donald
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Uncover the captivating history of Quebec City's Morrin Centre. This book explores the intertwined stories of the Quebec Gaol, Morrin College, and the Literary and Historical Society of Quebec, revealing their impact on the city's cultural and social evolution. From the prison cells to the college classrooms, discover forgotten characters and pivotal moments. Learn about Philippe Aubert de Gaspé's time in jail, Morrin College's progressive stance on women's education, and the Literary and Historical Society's role in establishing Canada's National Archives. A must-read for history enthusiasts…mehr

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Uncover the captivating history of Quebec City's Morrin Centre. This book explores the intertwined stories of the Quebec Gaol, Morrin College, and the Literary and Historical Society of Quebec, revealing their impact on the city's cultural and social evolution. From the prison cells to the college classrooms, discover forgotten characters and pivotal moments. Learn about Philippe Aubert de Gaspé's time in jail, Morrin College's progressive stance on women's education, and the Literary and Historical Society's role in establishing Canada's National Archives. A must-read for history enthusiasts and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Quebec's rich heritage.
Autorenporträt
Louisa Blair is a writer, editor and translator. Author of The Anglos: The Hidden Face of Quebec City 1608-1850, she lives in Quebec City where she was born. Patrick Donovan is a doctoral student in history at Université Laval. He played an instrumental role in the restoration and establishment of the Morrin Centre from 2004 to 2009, including a brief stint as Executive Director. He lives in Montreal. Donald Fyson is a professor at Université Laval, specializing in the history of Quebec and Canada. He has published extensively on the history of crime, justice, and the law.