Posted Nov 30, 2020, 10:54 PM
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Originally Posted by someone123
A lot of immigrants who sort of flew under the radar and assimilated without maintaining much overt distinctiveness were protestants from outside the British Isles. German, Dutch, Huguenot, Scandinavian. Although third generation is very recent. The foreign protestants were blending in even in the 1700's.
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I'd believe the vast majority of Dutch immigrants to Canada came post-WWII.
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