MONSIEUR

Je m’empresse d’accuser la réception de la première livraison de votre intéressant Dictionnaire Historique.

En vous priant d'accepter mes remerciments pour cet obligeant envoi, j’ai à vous exprimer ma part de reconnaissance pour le nouveau titre que vous vous acquérez à celle de tous vos compatriotes.

Je suis avec la plus haute considération, Votre dévoué serviteur, ET. PARENT,

M. Bibaud, jeune, etc., etc.

True Wituess.

We have to thank Mr. Bibaud very sincerely for the first number of this very useful and entertaining wor', which, wher completed, will form a Biographical Dictionary of all the great men, illustrious by their talents or virtues, connected with the history not of Canada alone, but of America. Such a work is worthy of every encouragement, aud could not have fallen in better hands than those of Mr. Bibaud, who gracefully acknowledge: the important services in the same cause of M, le Commandeur Viger, thau whom no man in Canada is better acquainted with the history and antiquities of his native land.

Montreal Transcript.—CANADA’S ILLUSTRIOUS MEN.

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