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• Demiard abstract "A demiard is a traditional French measure of volume which, after the French revolution introduced new decimal systems, persisted in French-speaking areas of North America such as Quebec and Louisiana. It is a half of a chopine or a quarter of a pinte. It has been asserted that it was originally half of an ard, an otherwise unknown unit. The French pinte was, in Paris, 48 cubic inches (pouces du Roi) but, in North America, the terms became associated with Anglo-Saxon measures of a similar size (pinte≡quart; chopine≡pint; demiard≡½-pint).In modern Canadian usage it is a unit equal to 0.284 litres.".
• Demiard thumbnail Bouteilles_de_lait_en_verre_(Québec).jpg?width=300.
• Demiard wikiPageID "44761583".
• Demiard wikiPageLength "1820".
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• Demiard wikiPageRevisionID "648866833".
• Demiard wikiPageWikiLink Category:Imperial_units.
• Demiard wikiPageWikiLink Category:Units_of_volume.
• Demiard wikiPageWikiLink Introduction_to_the_metric_system.
• Demiard wikiPageWikiLink List_of_obsolete_units_of_measurement.
• Demiard wikiPageWikiLink Louisiana_French.
• Demiard wikiPageWikiLink Pint.
• Demiard wikiPageWikiLink Quart.
• Demiard wikiPageWikiLink Quebec.
• Demiard wikiPageWikiLink Units_of_measurement_in_France_before_the_French_Revolution.
• Demiard wikiPageWikiLink File:Bouteilles_de_lait_en_verre_(Québec).jpg.
• Demiard wikiPageWikiLinkText "Demiard".
• Demiard wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Measurement-stub.
• Demiard wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
• Demiard subject Category:Imperial_units.
• Demiard subject Category:Units_of_volume.
• Demiard hypernym Measure.
• Demiard type Software.
• Demiard comment "A demiard is a traditional French measure of volume which, after the French revolution introduced new decimal systems, persisted in French-speaking areas of North America such as Quebec and Louisiana. It is a half of a chopine or a quarter of a pinte. It has been asserted that it was originally half of an ard, an otherwise unknown unit.".
• Demiard label "Demiard".
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• Demiard wasDerivedFrom Demiard?oldid=648866833.
• Demiard depiction Bouteilles_de_lait_en_verre_(Québec).jpg.
• Demiard isPrimaryTopicOf Demiard.