Acadiensis, Volumes 1-3Department of History, University of New Brunswick., 1971 - Atlantic Provinces Journal of the history of the Atlantic region. |
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Tourists are strange animals and have many peculiarities . Some of them like to smoke , some to read novels , some to work embroidery , some to flirt , and some to meditate upon religion . If they want to , let them .
Tourists are strange animals and have many peculiarities . Some of them like to smoke , some to read novels , some to work embroidery , some to flirt , and some to meditate upon religion . If they want to , let them .
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They also kept sufficient livestock to be able to export animals , chiefly to New England and Cape Breton . As the Acadians were free from excessive taxes and did not suffer from a shortage of fertile farmland , they were in general ...
They also kept sufficient livestock to be able to export animals , chiefly to New England and Cape Breton . As the Acadians were free from excessive taxes and did not suffer from a shortage of fertile farmland , they were in general ...
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Altogether he sold over 1,000 acres , mostly for provisions and animals used for the common benefit , and in so doing had the support of the vast majority of his band.22 But such agreement was not always present , and bitter disputes ...
Altogether he sold over 1,000 acres , mostly for provisions and animals used for the common benefit , and in so doing had the support of the vast majority of his band.22 But such agreement was not always present , and bitter disputes ...
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