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A term derived from French
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The use of the term 'musher', in English and in French to designate a dog sled driver, has a sociohistorical explanation. The English word comes from the order ‘Marche !’ given to the sled dogs by the Francophones of Northern Canada in the 18th century. The English-speaking Canadians are said to have subsequently deformed it into ‘mush’, whose variant ‘musher’ has become widespread.
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