After the Conquest in 1759 and the attempted American invasion in 1775, Québec City enjoyed more peaceful times. The city’s inhabitants were firmly subjects of the British Empire and they adapted their daily life to this new situation. In this engraving by artist James Fittler, local residents chat with a British soldier by the river.
James Fittler, d’après William Marshall Craig
Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec
Document in the public domain (free of copyright) - Date: 1791
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