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Lady of the Snows † [a term coined by Rudyard Kipling] 
Canada.
- 1905 Kipling came to Canada in winter and visited Quebec City when the snow was piled high. He has ever since called this country "Our Lady of the Snows."
- 1918 The majority--whether Briton, Frank or Celt--accept this dictum and make obeisance to the inexorable law: wherefore, the sons of "Our Lady of the Snows" cheerfully caught hold and lifted with their cousins.
- 1905 Kipling came to Canada in winter and visited Quebec City when the snow was piled high. He has ever since called this country "Our Lady of the Snows."