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Little is known about the history of the Jewish community of Quebec City. We can legitimately ask ourselves: how were the members of this small community represented in the press a hundred years ago? In this article, we have undertaken to show the diverse representations of the Jewish habitants of Quebec City in the pages of the Anglophone newspaper Quebec Chronicle during the first quarter of the twentieth century. A content analysis of articles in this newspaper leads us to confirm that the Jews of Quebec City were, in a majority of cases, represented in a neutral or positive way. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]