PHXCanadasHistory (silent, raw)
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Genre: raw-footage
Year Published: 1950s
Creator: Coronet Instructional Films
Format: 16mm
Color: Color
Sound: silent
Description: Silent raw footage whose opening frame is a formal painted portrait of a man in a red aristocratic or military coat from the colonial era, immediately signaling a survey of Canada from its European settlement onward. The film likely moves through key episodes in Canadian history — French and British colonization, the fur trade, Confederation — drawing on period portraits, maps, and location footage to give American school audiences a broad overview of their northern neighbor's past.
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