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titleGoing to the Country: Lebanese Peddlers on Prince Edward IslandFind Similar by title
creatorWeale, DavidFind Similar by creator
subjectIsland MagazineFind Similar by subject
subjectPrince Edward Island MuseumFind Similar by subject
descriptionImagine a giant circle with its centre in London, England and a radius of 400 miles. This is the circle of ancestry for most Prince Edward Islanders. French, English, Irish, Scots, Dutch—all trace their roots back to this coastal region of Western Europe. But there are two notable exceptions. The first is the Indian people, who trekked to this place from the great plains of Eastern Asia. The second is the Lebanese.Find Similar by description
publisherPrince Edward Island MuseumFind Similar by publisher
date1985Find Similar by date
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