Lost in the Crowd: Acadian Soldiers of Canada's First World War Out of stock Used in the seventeenth century

Used in the seventeenth century as a place to dry fish by a nearby Acadian/Mi’kmaq village

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Alfred Silver

Lost in the Crowd: Acadian Soldiers of Canada's First World War Out of stock Used in the seventeenth centuryIn December 1915, as the First World War wore on, Acadian leaders meeting in New Brunswick deplored how soldiers from their communities were lost in the crowd of the Canadian Expeditionary Force. They successfully lobbied the federal government for the creation of an Acadian national unit that would be French speaking, Catholic, and led by their own. More than a thousand Acadians from across the Maritime provinces, Quebec, and the American northeast