How the Wolseley Expedition helped define modern Canada
May 2, 2018
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as posted by the channelThe History Guy remembers when, in the early days of the Canadian confederation, one of the greatest officers of the British Victorian Army, Garnet Wolseley, takes 1000 soldiers on an impossible march through the wilderness. Its importance to Canadian history deserves to be remembered.
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