This fascinating travelogue offers a rare glimpse into life in Quebec in the late 19th century. Author Anson Albert Gard details his experiences traveling through the province, from the bustling cities to the remote wilderness areas. Along the way, he offers insights into Quebecois culture, customs, and traditions, painting a vivid picture of this unique and vibrant region of Canada.

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