Dick Field, editor of Blanco's Blog, is the former editor of the Voice of Canadian Committees and the Montgomery Tavern Society, Dick Field is a World War II veteran, who served in combat with the Royal Canadian Artillery, Second Division, 4th Field Regiment in Belgium, Holland and Germany as a 19-year-old gunner and forward observation signaller working with the infantry. Field also spent six months in the occupation army in Northern Germany and after the war became a commissioned officer in the Armoured Corps, spending a further six years in the Reserves.
We continue the remarkable adventures that led to the eventual formation of the United States of America, Canada and the French speaking province of Quebec.
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We continue the remarkable adventures that led to the eventual formation of the United States of America, Canada and the French speaking province of Quebec.
If you have missed any of the previous chapters of our adventure or wish to have your friends or relatives, schools, libraries, media or government receive our series, please contact Dick Field at by contacting letters@canadafreepress.com and make sure you are brought up to date. New readers are welcome from anywhere in the world.
We continue the remarkable adventure of the early formation of the United States of America, Canada and the French speaking province of Quebec. To immerse our senses in these political, social, religious and early settlement battles, is to appreciate why the United States of America has become the most influential nation in the world.
(Welcome to the continuation of one of the most significant adventure stories in the world. If you have not done so, please contact letters@canadafreepress.com and we will have your hosts for this series Ken Tellis or Dick Field send you the first two episodes. These stories are as factual as possible and put together in an easy to follow sequence leading to the eventual exit of New France from North America.)
- Dick Field and Ken Tellis
(A note to new adventurers: if you have just joined our tale of the true history of the Conquest of New France and the many sacrifices all our forbearers made, leading to the formation of the United States, Canada and even today’s Quebec. Please make sure you read the Preface and Chapter 1 first. It will give you the background you need to understand the story to this point. To get yourself, your children, your family, your friends or school, library or others on our mailing list for future episodes Ken Tellis or Dick Field can be reached at letters@canadafreepress.com)
We begin the fantastic journey through the final years of the adventurous and wildly unbelievable past of the early settlement of North America by French and British people. Our story ends with the conquest of Quebec City, September 13, 1759, and the capture and surrender of Montreal in 1760. This last surrender while signifying the end of New France also heralded the beginning of the founding of the free and democratic countries of Canada (including Quebec) and the United States of America.
Flags wave and bands play. Schoolchildren are brainwashed into believing that their freedoms come from their multicultural heritage of millions arriving from undemocratic countries, most appearing on the scene in the last 40 years. What freedoms they have left, that is. Multiculturalism is our strength they are told. In some cities like mine, if you look around the classroom you’d believe it.