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English: Le 178ieme Bataillon Canadien-Français des cantons de l'est, "les purs Canayens". Canadian Armed Forces recruitment poster showing a father and son in the field of their farm, as the father bids goodbye and the son goes to join troops marching by, at the onset of World War I.
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