Archbishop A.-A. Tache' Of St. Boniface : The Good Fight And The Elusive Vision

Huel, Raymond J. A.

Edmonton, 2003

By The University Of Alberta Press and Western Canadian Publishers
$25.00 CAD
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Card covers, 429 pages, 6x9 in., [15x23 cm.], B&W photographs.
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Clean and bright - with little indication of use.
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Alexandre-Antonin Taché (1823–1894), an early member of the Oblates of Mary Immaculate, arrived in the Red River settlement in 1845 and became bishop, and later archbishop, of St. Boniface, playing a central role in the development of the Catholic Church and in the religious and political life of the Canadian North-West during a period of significant transition.

A scholarly biography examining Taché’s life and career within the wider context of nineteenth-century western Canadian history, with particular attention to his efforts to promote French Catholic institutions and his involvement in major events and controversies of the period.

Notes adapted from the publisher's description.
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9780888644060
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