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Tag Archives: Canceau
A Pig’s Ear: The First Battle of Louisbourg: Part I
When last we left the British settlers of Brunswick, Topsham, and Harpswell, they were dissatisfied with the scant protection offered by the General Court of Massachusetts against the allied Wabanaki and French. That court had made a regular pig’s ear … Continue reading
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Tagged Canceau, Canso, Caper Breton, Fort Louisbourg, Fort Louisburg, Isle Royale, New Canada
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