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One Immigrant's Saga: The Sheptycky Colony in Quebec
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One Immigrant's Saga: The Sheptycky Colony in Quebec
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| Abstract |
Memoirs and letters of Pylyp Andrusyshyn, one of the pioneers who attempted to establish the Sheptycky colony and Studite Monastery in the Abitibi region of Quebec in the 1920s. The colony failed during the Depression. French-speaking settlers took possession of the land and in 1936 renamed the colony Lac Castagnier.
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New Soil, Old Roots : The Ukrainian Experience in Canada
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Winnipeg, MB
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Ukrainian Academy of Arts and Sciences in Canada
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1983
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58-70
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| Language |
en
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| Citation |
Rozumnyj, Jaroslav. “One Immigrant’s Saga: The Sheptycky Colony in Quebec.” In New Soil, Old Roots : The Ukrainian Experience in Canada, edited by Jaroslav Rozumnyj, 58–70. Winnipeg, MB: Ukrainian Academy of Arts and Sciences in Canada, 1983.
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