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A French-language history of the town of Asbestos, Quebec, by Frère Fabien, s.c., written at the request of the local Société Saint-Jean-Baptiste and published by it (copyright 1964), with a preface by Philippe Roy. It runs from Shipton township in 1792, through the 1879 discovery of asbestos on Charles Webb's land and the Jeffrey mine, to parishes, schools, strikes including 1949, and town life up to 1963. It mentions mill dust, which it says was expected to disappear, and calls Canadian Johns-Manville the largest asbestos producer in America.
- Published by
- SSJB
- Date
- 1964
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“Asbestos: Son Site Son Industrie Ses Activites.” 1964. SSJB. AsbestosClaims.Law Library. https://asbestosclaims.law/library/books/asbestos-son-site-son-industrie-ses-activites-1964.
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