Visions gaspÃ(c)siennes; poÃ(c)sies [par] Blanche Lamentagne. PrÃ(c)f. du Adjutor Rivard, (Paperback)

"Visions gaspésiennes" is a collection of poems by Blanche Lamontagne-Beauregard, offering a glimpse into the Gaspesian region of Quebec in the early 20th century. With a preface by Adjutor Rivard, this volume captures the essence of Canadian French poetry during a transformative period. Lamontagne's work provides a unique perspective on the landscapes and culture of the Gaspé Peninsula, making it a valuable addition to the study of Canadian literature and cultural history.

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