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Lower Canada

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Lower Canada
The southern, mainly French-speaking portion of Quebec, Canada, from 1791 until 1841, when it was reunited with Upper Quebec to form the present-day province of Quebec.
Lower Canada
n
(Placename) (from 1791 to 1841) the official name of the S region of the present-day province of Quebec Compare Upper Canada


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