Armand François Marie de Charbonnel

Catholic bishop (1802-1891)

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Died	1891

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Correspondence between the Roman Catholic bishop of Toronto and the chief superintendent of schools, on the subject of separate common schools in Upper Canada.

by Armand François Marie de Charbonnel First published in 1853 — 3 editions
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Copies of correspondence between the Roman Catholic Bishop of Toronto and the chief superintendent of schools: on the subject of separate common schools in Upper Canada : with an appendix containing documents referred to in the correspondence.

by Armand François Marie de Charbonnel First published in 1852 — 2 editions
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Copie de la correspondance échangée entre l'évêque catholique romain de Toronto et le surintendant en chef des écoles, au sujet des écoles séparées, dans le Haut-Canada: avec un appendice contenant les documents mentionnés dans la correspondance

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Correspondence between the Roman Catholic bishop of Toronto and the chief superintendent of schools: on the subject of separate common schools in Upper Canada ; with an appendix, containing the provisions of the law and the general regulations regarding religious instruction in our common schools, the regulations of the commissioners of national education in Ireland : also, a consideration of the question of religious instruction in connection with our system of public instruction, from the chief superintendent's annual report for 1851.

by Armand François Marie de Charbonnel First published in 1853 — 1 edition

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Copies of correspondence between the Roman Catholic Bishop of Toronto and the Chief Superintendent of Schools : on the subject of separate common schools in Upper Canada : with an appendix containing the documents referred to in the correspondence.

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Died	1891

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OLID: OL2523012A
ISNI: 0000000073706793
VIAF: 64313442
Wikidata: Q2861733
Inventaire.io: wd:Q2861733

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Armand François Marie de Charbonnel

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Correspondence between the Roman Catholic bishop of Toronto and the chief superintendent of schools, on the subject of separate common schools in Upper Canada.

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Copies of correspondence between the Roman Catholic Bishop of Toronto and the chief superintendent of schools: on the subject of separate common schools in Upper Canada : with an appendix containing documents referred to in the correspondence.

Copie de la correspondance échangée entre l'évêque catholique romain de Toronto et le surintendant en chef des écoles, au sujet des écoles séparées, dans le Haut-Canada: avec un appendice contenant les documents mentionnés dans la correspondance

Copies of correspondence between the Roman Catholic Bishop of Toronto and the Chief Superintendent of Schools : on the subject of separate common schools in Upper Canada : with an appendix containing the documents referred to in the correspondence.

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