"In the 1750s, the present New Brunswick - Nova Scotia border was a fortified camp as the British and French vied for Acadia. Fort Beausejour guarded the rich fields that Acadian farmers had cultivated for generations, and it secured New France's crucial overland route from the Atlantic to the North American interior. Fort Lawrence, in plain view only three kilometres away, asserted the British counterclaim. In June 1755, after a brief siege, a combined force of British soldiers and New England volunteers captured Fort Beausejour." "The Siege of Fort Beausejour, 1775 tells the story of the fort and its defeat. When Beausejour fell, so did Acadia and, within a few years, New France. This campaign determined the fate of the region, precipitated the Deportation of the Acadians, and changed the destiny of the entire continent."--Jacket.
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The Siege of Fort Beauséjour, 1755 (New Brunswick Military Heritage Series)
April 27, 2004, Goose Lane Editions
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in English
0864923775 9780864923776
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