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In summary, here are the main elements of the commission's revised programming to commemorate the 250 anniversaries of the battles of the Plains of Abraham and the Battle of Sainte-Foy, according to the spirit of the commission's mandate as set out earlier: —the book launch by the Éditions du Septentrion of the book entitled Québec ville assiégée, 1759-1760 par les acteurs et les témoins; —the exhibition The taking of Québec, 1759-1760 by the Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec and the publication of the exhibition's catalogue by the National Battlefields Commission; —the exhibition at the Discovery Pavilion of the Plains of Abraham on the Seven Years' War in North America; —a historical activity dealing with the various aspects of t ...[+++]he battles of Quebec City; —the State of Siege: a portrait of the life of Quebec citizens during the siege of the summer of 1759; —a rally with the patronymic descendants of the combatants; —an on-line database of the British soldiers during the battles of 1759 and 1760; —a seminar at the Chapel of the Musée de l'Amérique française: The Seven Years' War in America, in cooperation with the Société généalogique canadienne-française.

– (FR) Mr President, Mr Barroso, Mr Winkler, the Commission generally has the knack of finding evocative patronymics for its programmes: Erasmus, Socrates and so on. Well, it could have called its Lisbon Strategy ‘Janus’ after the famous Roman deity, traditionally represented as having two faces: one looking to the future and the other to the past, exactly like the Lisbon agenda.