
CAMERON OF LOCHIEL
PREFACE.
FOREWORD.
CHAPTER I. D'HABERVILLE AND CAMERON OF LOCHIEL.
CHAPTER II. A NIGHT WITH THE SORCERERS.
CHAPTER III. LA CORRIVEAU.
CHAPTER IV. THE BREAKING UP OF THE ICE.
CHAPTER V. A SUPPER AT THE HOUSE OF A FRENCH-CANADIAN SEIGNEUR.
CHAPTER VI. D'HABERVILLE MANOR HOUSE.
CHAPTER VII. THE MAY-FEAST.
A young Scottish exile arrives in the rugged world of early French‑Canadian settlements, drawn by the promise of a new life among the bustling farms and tight‑knit families of the St. Lawrence valley. He quickly becomes entangled in the customs, songs, and legends that shape the community, finding both wonder and challenge in a culture far different from his own. As he strives to earn a place among the habitants, his outsider perspective highlights the deep‑rooted values of loyalty, chivalry and devotion that define the people he encounters.
Through vivid scenes of seasonal gatherings, spirited folk music, and the everyday hardships of frontier life, the story offers a richly textured portrait of a nation in formation. The narrator’s gentle humor and sincere affection for his subjects bring the era to life, inviting listeners to share in the hopes, fears, and quiet heroism of those who forged a unique identity on the edge of the New World.
Language
en
Duration
~8 hours (488K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Jana Palkova and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)
Release date
2016-09-27
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

1786–1871
Best known for Les Anciens Canadiens, he helped turn memory, folklore, and Quebec’s past into one of the landmark works of early French Canadian fiction. His long, eventful life as a lawyer, seigneur, and memoirist gave his writing an unusual sense of lived history.
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