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Loyal Watermen: Canadien Inland Mariners and the Survival of British North America 1775-1815

Loyal Watermen: Canadien Inland Mariners and the Survival of British North America 1775-1815

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Canadian History

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ISBN10: 173815582X
ISBN13: 9781738155828
Publisher: Raspberry Press
Published: Feb 25 2024
Pages: 260
Weight: 0.78
Height: 0.55 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

More illuminates fascinating history along an important stretch of Canada's South Coast along the upper St. Lawrence River and the lower Great Lakes between Montreal and Windsor. During the first half-century following the 'Conquest' in 1760, tens of thousands of French-Canadians working along this water highway became critically important elements in the defence of Canada. The Canadiens made major contributions to Canada's survival through several American invasions aimed at annexing the then-British colony in 1775 and in 1812-14. No other histories of Canada have examined in detail the role and work of these mostly anonymous and largely forgotten mariners - sailors, shipbuilders, and batteau men alike - and this book reveals new aspects of the developing relationship between British, French-Canadian and American settlers. The permanent division of North America into two nations north of Mexico that resulted was a significant event in world history.

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