Authored by: Peter L. McCreath and John G. Leefe

Four East Publications, Nova Scotia, 1982. 1st edition. Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Solid and unmarked, mild reading wear. Trade size. Illustrated cover. Contains some black and white illustrations. Rubbing to edges. Bright, clean. 320 pages.

"We hope the pages of this book will reveal that actually Nova Scotia has had an exciting history, complete with some very interesting and colourful characters, including the courageous, the corrupt and the crazy."

Chapters:

"The French Presence: The Beginning: 1598-1605"
"Port Royal: 1605-1607"; "Poutrincourt's Colony: 1607-1614"
"Sir William Alexander and the Founding of 'Nova Scotia': 1620-1631"
"Struggle for the Fur Trade: La Tour vs d'Aulnay: 1614-1650"
"The Puritan Interlude: 1650-1670"; "The Last Effort: 1670-1689"
"King William's War: Villebon and the Malecites Save Acadia: 1690-1700" "The Last Days and Fall of Acadia: 1701-1710"
"The Establishment of Louisbourg: 1713-1738"
"The Yankee Crusade to Louisbourg: 1739-1749"
"The Fall of Louisbourg: 1756-1758"
"The Oath of Allegiance: 1710-1748"
"Imperial Design: 1749-1754"
"The Worst Piece of Service:1755-1758"
"A People Well Pleased: 1758-1774"
"My Countrymen: 1774-1782".

ISBN: 0969004141

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