Henri Bourassa | The Canadian Encyclopedia
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Canada’s increased independence from the British Empire. an advocate for French Canadian rights within Canada. Canada's relationship with Great Britain, French Canadians’ place in Canada, and the values surrounding economic life. He believed that his people should be a beacon of light for Catholicis
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- Canada’s increased independence from the British Empire.
- an advocate for French Canadian rights within Canada.
- Canada's relationship with Great Britain, French Canadians’ place in Canada, and the values surrounding economic life.
- He believed that his people should be a beacon of light for Catholicism in North America.
- Americanization of Canada, meaning to resist placing the accumulation of wealth above the worship of God in Canadian society. Although he accepted private property as essential to human liberty, he believed that in economic matters the public good should prevail.
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