Canoeing in Kanuckia

Embark on a classic Canadian adventure with "Canoeing in Kanuckia," a humorous travelogue chronicling a memorable canoe trip through Quebec. Penned by Charles Ledyard Norton and John Habberton, this lively account details the "haps and mishaps" encountered by a statesman, an editor, an artist, and a scribbler as they navigate the waterways of the Canadian province.

Experience the thrill of adventure and the charm of Quebec through the eyes of these intrepid travelers. Filled with keen observations and witty anecdotes, "Canoeing in Kanuckia" offers a delightful glimpse into a bygone era of exploration and discovery. Whether you're a seasoned traveler, a history enthusiast, or simply seeking a lighthearted escape, this book promises an engaging journey through the heart of Canada. A testament to the enduring allure of travel and the power of good humor, this reprinted edition brings a classic adventure back to life.

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