A wandering Canadian. Ernest Bilodeau. Parisian letters. Canadian sketches. La Salle Printing House. Montreal. 1919. Quebec literature.

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A Wandering Canadian. Parisian Letters. Canadian Sketches. Chronicles, Travel and Fantasy.
Ernest Bilodeau.
Preface by Father Thellier de Poncheville
Montreal. Tenth thousand.
La Salle Printing House. 1919.
251 p.
Soft cover. Sewn book.
20 cm x 13 cm
Good condition (see photos)
Small vertical cutout on the 1st cover (see photos)
Split spine (1.5 cm) at the top left at the junction of the 1st cover (see photos)
Owner's stamp on first cover page (see photos)
P. 221 to 228 and 249 to 251 not detached
Very clean interior (see photos)

A classic of French Canadian literature, a small part of this book consists of a description of French Canadian life in 1910, while the majority of the work consists of journalistic letters from Paris and exposing Parisian life from a religious angle, that is to say a description of the religious events of the time (Masses, Eucharistic conferences with priests and bishops).

Journalist and columnist, Ernest Bilodeau (1881-1956) lived for a year in western Canada before returning to Montreal in 1914 to collaborate on the newspaper LE DEVOIR.
In 1915 he founded the monthly magazine "UN CANADIEN ERRANT" while contributing to the newspapers LA PRESSE, LA PATRIE, LE NATIONALISTE.
In 1928 he received the title of the Order of the Holy Sepulchre.
His work includes 8 volumes of chronicles and numerous articles.
His works discuss his travels and the observations resulting from them.

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