thanks

Hello
Does anyone know what the fashion period in Canada were called "La belle
epoque" or "the edwardian era"?
Thanks

"Lisbeth" <...@lisbethkristine.dk> wrote in message
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that's probably the same time as it was in the UK.. think late 1800's ..
belle epoque was fin de siecle
Stevie

Lisbeth wrote:
1890–1920, roughly.
T.

Yes i know the year. It was 1890 – 1914. But do the Canadian people call
the perioed:
La belle epoque?
OR
The edwardian era?
BR Lisbeth
Stevie wrote:

Lisbeth wrote:
In that the Statute of Westminster didn't take effect until 1931, I
would guess that it is primarily referred to as "the Edwardian Era."
But that is only a guess.
However, in that doing your academic research via the Internet or
USENET is risky at best, I would strongly suggest a visit to your
university library to consult with a reference librarian there who can
find you a textbook on Canadian history which would probably provide
you with a definitive answer.

Lisbeth wrote:
In general, people say "belle epoque" in French, and "Edwardian era" in
English.
T.