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Anglo-Saxon 
n. See quote.
- 1963 It's natural . . . for English-speaking Canadians to be profoundly disturbed by . . . the French-Canadian habit of lumping all of us under the term "Anglo-Saxons," an uncalculated insult which ignores the great diversity of the country outside Quebec.
- 1963 It's natural . . . for English-speaking Canadians to be profoundly disturbed by . . . the French-Canadian habit of lumping all of us under the term "Anglo-Saxons," an uncalculated insult which ignores the great diversity of the country outside Quebec.