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Jolly

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Irish famine.

Although to be fair, I'm not entirely sure the English considered the Irish people.
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Irish famine.

Although to be fair, I'm not entirely sure the English considered the Irish people.
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Renauda

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@Jolly

Okay, I assumed you were referring to farm exports into Upper and Lower Canada. Seemed a bit off, being that both colonies were more than self sustaining in agriculture.

Farm exports to Britain and Ireland, yes of course.
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