Deploiements canadiens-francais et metis en Amerique du Nord (18e-20e siecles) sheds new light on French-Canadian and Metis deployments in North America by showing how migration has influenced social development and collective identity. Each of the eleven chapters addresses a facet of these movements from the mid-18th century to the Great Depression, primarily in five geographic areas-Quebec, Manitoba, New England, the American Midwest and the Pacific Coast. This work is part of the research movement that gives geographical mobility, migration and those involved their rightful...