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Anglo-Canadian ((n.)) 
n. an English-speaking Canadian, especially one of British origin.
- 1832 (1838) The Anglo-Canadian copies the worst and most prominent features of the American character, and the British settler in his turn caricatures the copy.
- 1963 "There are French-Canadians," explained the professor, "and Anglo-Canadians. These are the two basic groups in Canada historically."
- 1832 (1838) The Anglo-Canadian copies the worst and most prominent features of the American character, and the British settler in his turn caricatures the copy.