A biography of François-Xavier-Anselme Trudel, Quebec's foremost political maverick in the nineteenth century
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A biography of François-Xavier-Anselme Trudel, Quebec's foremost political maverick in the nineteenth century
（Canadian studies, v. 29）
Edwin Mellen Press, c2001
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 221-228) and index
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内容説明
Francois-Xavier-Anselme Trudel was a lawyer, politician, and journalist, a maverick and free spirit who undermined all the institutions and values he professed to hold dear. He was a forceful proponent of Roman Catholicism of the harsh, conservative, ultramontane variety, who disobeyed ecclesiastical authority; he stressed family values but neglected his wife and children in his pursuit of fame and fortune; a conservative; an anti-Semite; personal in his attacks on those who disagreed with his point of view. He was a strong French-Canadian nationalist. He died a lonely figure, disliked and ridiculed by almost everyone he had come into contact with during his rather short lifetime. The man behind the self-righteous exterior is revealed in this biography, his public career fleshed out through a clearer understanding of his personal life.
目次
- The formative years (1838-1869)
- virtue scarred (1869-1871)
- provincial conservative loyalist (1871-1875)
- federal conservative loyalist and champion of French-Canadian rights (1875-1880)
- a family shattered
- the turning point (1880-1885)
- a maverick emergent (1885-1887)
- bitter critic (1887-1891).
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