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  1. ‘Muskrat French’: Origins of a Culture, a Language, and a People

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    March 7, 2014 by The Editor

    The following is a paper I have written on the topic of the French Canadian culture of the Detroit River …
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    Category: Detroit, Ethnic Americans, French Canadian, History, Identity, Metis, Michigan, Traditions | Tags: , ,

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