La saga de Murdo MacLeod : et son premier contact avec les Abénakis = Saga of Murdo Macleod and his first contact with the Abenaki /
MacLeod, G. Scott.
Burns, Mike.
MacLeod Nine Productions.
Expelled from their land on the Isle of Lewis in Scotland, Murdo MacLeod and his clan are given passage as ballast on a timber ship bound for Lower Canada. It is the late 1830s. Those who survive the voyage arrive in Quebec City with nothing more than axes in hand and speaking only Gaelic amongst the French and English population. Travelling on foot, they make their way to the region near Sherbrooke, ending up on Abenaki territory near Gould. There, with winter fast approaching, they find their only hope for survival in the hands of Canada's first people.
Title from container.
At head of title: MacLeod Nine Productions présente - Presents un film de G. Scott Macleod / A flim by G. Scott MacLeod.
Direction and animaton: G. Scott MacLeod, editor Phyllis Lewis, special effects animation Randall Finerty.
"Story Mike Burns from 'The water of life, Chemin des cantons' 2009 -- closing credits.
Expelled from their land on the Isle of Lewis in Scotland, Murdo MacLeod and his clan are given passage as ballast on a timber ship bound for Lower Canada. It is the late 1830s. Those who survive the voyage arrive in Quebec City with nothing more than axes in hand and speaking only Gaelic amongst the French and English population. Travelling on foot, they make their way to the region near Sherbrooke, ending up on Abenaki territory near Gould. There, with winter fast approaching, they find their only hope for survival in the hands of Canada's first people.
MacLeod, Murdo, 1809-1838.
Scots
Indians of North America
Abenaki Indians
Abenaki Indians.
Indians of North America
Scots.