When I was in elementary school (1951-58), the Battle of the Plains of Abraham 
was remembered in a song, The Maple Leaf Forever.  I can’t remember if we sang 
it or just saw it in a film.  The spirit of the song, as I remember it, was 
that the British had defeated the French and so people in Quebec should 
renounce their national claims and be content to be part of Canada, even if 
French was relegated to an inferior status.
The First Nations people hardly entered into our thinking at all.  It took 
decades for that to change.
                ken h

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Maple_Leaf_Forever

http://homes.chass.utoronto.ca/~ikalmar/illustex/mapleforever.htm

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