"Archbishop Taché had to a considerable extent shaped the destinies of the Canadian West. He was a writer of no mean order. His literary productions have a special aroma of delicacy and, at times, quiet wit, which denote the well-bred gentleman, and his French is remarkably pure and free from foreign elements."
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Adrien-Gabriel Morice, Alexandre-Antonin Taché (1913) Catholic Encyclopedia
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