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File:Canuck by Camille Lessard (1936 edition).jpg

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Description The cover of Canuck by Camille Lessard, as it appeared in its first edition by Editions Le Messager of Lewiston, Maine, after previously being published in the same press's newspaper.
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current15:01, 9 November 2020Thumbnail for version as of 15:01, 9 November 2020310 × 396 (7 KB)Simtropolitan{{Information |Description= The cover of ''Canuck'' by Camille Lessard, as it appeared in its first edition by ''Editions Le Messager'' of {{w|Lewiston, Maine}}, after previously being published in the same press's newspaper. |Source= Own work |Date= 1936 |Author= {{unknown}} |Permission= {{PD-US-no_notice}} |other_versions= }} Category:Covers of fiction books Category:French Canadian Americans Category:1936 in Maine Category:Lewiston, Maine [[Category:1936 books from the Uni...
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