- 1997, p. 39
Greer 1997, p. 40
McCallum 1980, p. 38 "The Habitants: The
Censitaires' Duties".
Canadian Museum of Civilization.
Retrieved February 25, 2012...
- anti-democratic, and
preached Government on High.
Although they
tolerated vote
censitaire, a form of
democracy limited to
those paying taxes above a high threshold...
- The lord of the
manor rented most of the land to tenants,
known as
censitaires or habitants, who
cleared the land,
built houses and
other buildings...
- conseil-constitutionnel.fr (in French).
Retrieved 6
October 2021. "LE
SUFFRAGE CENSITAIRE (1815-1848) : ses électeurs et ses élus dans le Lot et dans le canton...
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Archived from the
original on
November 20, 2011. "Les
Seigneurs et
premiers censitaires de St-Georges-Beauce et la
famille Pozer/Texte
entier - Wikisource"....
- of the
territory while interceding so that the
hundreds of
threatened censitaires were not
expelled from
their lands. Christophe-Ambroise and Charles-Amable...
- led her to
grant René
Baucher land in Sainte-Famille. At the time,
censitaires were
obliged to keep
warmth and
possession of the land
granted to them...
- and
Guyon to
comply with
their contractual obligations. Such
cases of
censitaire refractoriness filled the time of the
courts for the
duration of the seigniorial...
- they did not
stake their lands or pay him
annual taxes. Such
cases of
censitaire refractoriness filled the time of the
courts for the
duration of the seigneurial...
- St.
Lawrence River. In 1725, a man
called Jean Belleau, dit Larose, a
censitaire in the
seigneury of
Gaudarville (near the Cap
Rouge river),
obtained the...
