Just like they expulsed the Acadians, ok, it happened during the 7 years war, but still. WI instead of being relatively meek&mild, Quebec Act & everything, the British just went the 'hard' way and orchestrated an expulsion big enough to permanently disrupt the structure of the French Canadian Community? There weren't more than 80-90 thousand Frenchmen around mid 18th century, perhaps even less, and over 10 thousand Acadians were expulsed without much fuss, so I guess logistically it would have been quite doable. Not wanting a strong French community in a British colony seems reason enough too.
Why was this never considered?(not that I approve, obviously) And IF it had been carried out, how would that affect the future of Canada?
Why was this never considered?(not that I approve, obviously) And IF it had been carried out, how would that affect the future of Canada?