So this tweet was made last year, and apparently the book publishers actually added it into a history book.
While I can't make out all of the words. I do know that the start of the caption for the photo says: "A Canadian-French soldier in uniform."
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Tf2 is in the history books
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@CalamityGanon you're welcome! :3
I'm an English Literature student but GODAMN the courses are boring
We only learn about the british, even though every European countries' history is pretty much the same : king dies, prince marry princess, war, prince become king, king die, etc...
I want to learn more about the Freedomicans and the Sorrynadians 😔
L M A O 🔊🔊🔊🗣🔊🔊🔊🔥🔊🔊🔥🗣🔊🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 that is too funny, you think they're ever gonna find out?
There is a high chance they might not know the game, but they could AT LEAST checked what a french soldier looked like in 18th century
Oh shit, and they publish it too
dont they do their research???????
@SouSTAR Best nicknames I've ever heard for north americans
SouSTAR
Crisse de câlice de tabarnak d'esti de sacrament de maaaaaaarde, il ya heavy dans le livre d'histoire
I am not Canadian I never set a foot on the american continent :3
But im french so I can translate some :
(The "Les Conséquences" part)
"Quebec's losses had long-lasting consequences. French-Canadians kept their culture, but lived under british authority. This battle started the future tensions between english speakers and french speakers, deeply influencing Canada's history"
It's about the war between the british and the french for a what will become Quebec I guess.
We don't learn about Canada in France (sorry les Quebecois :3)
CalamityGanon
Thanks for the translation! I speak mainly English, and I'm attempting to learn French as my other language so most of it is very much inferences.