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What’s in a Name? Revisionist History

In researching 1843 Canada East census database a message popped up when I was about to enter ‘race’  warning me that some terms might be considered offensive today.  Library and Archives Canada defended that these terms have been retained, in the database,  to ensure that attitudes and viewpoints are not erased from the historical record.

Mullato entry of my ancestor’s 1851 census

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