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The Maple Leaf forever (view source)
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, 19:54, September 9, 2016→top: Spelling/Grammar Check, typos fixed: de-facto → de facto
'''"The Maple Leaf Forever"''' was the de-facto national anthem of [[Canada]] from the year of Confederation (1867) to 1962, when "[[O Canada]]" was adopted as the national anthem. It was written by Alexander Muir in 1867, allegedly after being inspired by a maple tree, after returning home after defeating the [[War of 1812|Americans at Lundy's Lane]].
'''"The Maple Leaf Forever"''' was the de facto national anthem of [[Canada]] from the year of Confederation (1867) to 1962, when "[[O Canada]]" was adopted as the national anthem. It was written by Alexander Muir in 1867, allegedly after being inspired by a maple tree, after returning home after defeating the [[War of 1812|Americans at Lundy's Lane]].
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