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Title and statement of responsibility area
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Voyageur contract for Jean Labrie
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CA RBD MSG 1108-09
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5 February 1800 (Creation)
- Place
- Montréal (Québec)
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Physical description
1 sheet ; 30.2 x 18.4 cm
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Contract between Jean Labrie (likely from the city of Montreal) and the outfitter Owen McDougal. No other contract details are present.
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General note
Signed with cross (presumably by Jean Labrie) and signature of Owen McDougal.
General note
Printed form on laid paper with handwritten additions, identical to MSG 1108-07 through MSG 1108-13. This is a generic contract form, not found in Lande. It was likely a Canadian imprint printed prior to 1800.
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Month of contract date is not given; Lande dates this contract to 5 February 1800.
General note
Contract may represent a verbal agreement, as no employment conditions are stipulated and the voyageur appears to be illiterate.