The Quebec and Acadian Diaspora in North America
Item
Title
The Quebec and Acadian Diaspora in North America
Creator
Breton, Raymond (editor);Savard, Pierre (editor)
Description
A conference publication consisting of a collection of essays on the titled topic. Contains the following written pieces by their respective authors: "The Acadians: a People in Search of a Country" by Jean Daigle, "Emigration and Colonization: Twin Themes in 19th-Century French Canadian Literature" by David M. Hayne "The Rise and Fall of Felix Albert: Some Reflections on the Aspirations of Habitant Immigrants to Lowell, Massachusetts in the Late Nineteenth Century" by Frances Early "Language and Ethnic Identity in South Louisiana: Implications of Data from Mamou Prairie" by Gerald L. Gold "The Franco-Americans: Occupational Profiles" by Madeleine Giguere "Franco-Americans and Ethnic Studies: Notes on a Mill Town" by Robert F. Harney "The Decline of French as Home Language in the Quebec and Acadian Diaspora of Canada and the United States" by Charles Castonguay "'L'Affaire Forest': Franco-Manitobans in Search of Cultural and Liinguistic Duality" by Gilbert-L. Comeault "Le Patriote de l'Ouest and French Settlement on the Prairies, 1910-1930" by Andre N. Lalonde "Spatial Patterns in Franco-Ontarian Communities" by Donald Cartwright "The Role of the Church in French Ontario" by Robert Choquette "The Franco-Ontarian Collectivity: Material and Symbolic Dimensions of its Minority Status" by Danielle Juteau-Lee "The Franco-Ontarian Experience" by Gaetan Vallieres
Publisher
Multicultural History Society of Ontario
Date
1982
Contributor
Daigle, Jean;Hayne, David M.;Early, Frances;Gold, Gerald L.;Giguere, Madeleine;Harney, Robert F.;Castonguay, Charles;Comeault, Gilbert-L.;Lalonde, Andre N.;Cartwright, Donald;Choquette, Robert;Juteau-Lee, Danielle;Vallieres, Gaetan
Language
English
Type
Book
Identifier
Coverage
17th century - 20th century, North America
Place
Toronto, Ontario
URL
ISBN
9.78092E+12
Number of Pages
199