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The meaning of your question is unclear. I doubt that it refers to the method of making sounds with the vocal cords and mouth. If you are asking what languages were spoken in Upper and Lower Canada at the time, they were English and French, plus several aboriginal languages. If you are asking what the accents sounded like, no method of recording sound was available at the time, so no one will ever know for sure until a way has been found to go back in time. If you are asking about the variety of thoughts and opinions expressed during the period, only written documents remain. While a variety of points of view have been preserved in writing, it must be remembered that a large segment of the population was illiterate. The only record we have as to their thoughts and opinions are the words of others. Whether such thoughts and opinions have been recorded accurately is purely speculative. Perhaps you might wish to clarify your question.

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