A Family Without a Name

{{Tr|an unknown hand}}. This translation begins: "We pity the poor creatures who are flying at each other's throats for the sake of a few acres of ice. So said the philosophers at the end of the eighteenth century, referring to Canada, for whose possession the French and English were then at strife."

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