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15 Jul, 4 tweets, 2 min read
FRENCH PATTERNS IN Western Canadian Landscapes - RoN WILLIAMS vol31_1_55_64 2006 - the great rivers which like their counterparts in Eastern Canada were the first highways of the West. French voyageurs from the East went West.
FRENCH PATTERNS IN Western Canadian Landscapes - RoN WILLIAMS vol31_1_55_64 2006 - Batoche, Saskatchewan - Last refuge of the Bois-Brules. - According to historian Graham MacDonald of Parks Canada "The hand of the early French explorers and settlers is visible everywhere in the
country, From the ATLANTIC to the Rocky Mountains, in the long-lot system that follows every river."/ nationalgeographic.com- history- New France - cradle of modern Canada - Hudson bay was part of New France. pub May 21 2020.
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