In Search of the Red Dragon - The Welsh in Canada

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In Search of the Red Dragon - The Welsh in CanadaBy Carol Bennett Bennett describes Welsh immigration and settlements, discusses the survival of the Welsh language and cultural institutions in Canada, and tells the story of a number of famous Canadians of Welsh extraction. This is a celebration of the Welsh people as part of the Canadian cultural mosaic. Where is Wales? Nothing makes a Welshman see red dragons faster than the careless person who says "ah, that's in England!" England and Wales are

These battalions returned to New York in February

The Wallaces of the Cobden district possibly hold the record with five generations in municipal politics

L'île d'Orléans is an essential read for everyone with an interest in French settlement in North America insofar as a large percentage of French Canadians and Franco-Americans can trace their ancestry to early residents of the island

a seminary established by Macdonell to train young men for the priesthood

the Colborne District would not be proclaimed until a Court House and jail were constructed and officials appointed

Metayer dit Saintonge and the Montcalms

several colour pages illustrating stained glass windows

However 2 more years (1871-1872) of death data from The Christian Guardian newspaper are also included

This book focuses on the 'invisible women' without whom the settlement and development of Ontario would have been impossible

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