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Honoré Mercier

Honoré Mercier

9th Premier of Quebec (1887–1891).

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    Head of government of Quebec.

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    Provincial political party in Canada.

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    Provincial electoral district in Quebec, Canada.

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    Métis leader in Canada (1844–1885).

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    Premier of Quebec in 1887 and from 1892 to 1896.

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    Canadian politician and former leader of the Opposition (born 1954).

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    Canadian politician (1898–1976).

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    Bridge in Quebec.

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    3rd Premier of Quebec (1822–1915).

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