Acadiensis, Volumes 1-3Department of History, University of New Brunswick., 1971 - Atlantic States |
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Even the school was Indian only in name , since its resources were monopolized to the extent of fifty per cent by segregated white children , even though the Company had clearly stated its opposition to such a policy as early as 1801.
Even the school was Indian only in name , since its resources were monopolized to the extent of fifty per cent by segregated white children , even though the Company had clearly stated its opposition to such a policy as early as 1801.
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Only 21 per cent of the earliest settlers those born before 1650 left Port Royal . This percentage doubled for the men born between 1650 and 1659 and reached a peak for men born during the 1660's of whom more than half left Port Royal ...
Only 21 per cent of the earliest settlers those born before 1650 left Port Royal . This percentage doubled for the men born between 1650 and 1659 and reached a peak for men born during the 1660's of whom more than half left Port Royal ...
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18 or about 20 per cent were incomplete . This percentage is substantiated by marriage certificates between 1655 and 1755 which reveal that every tenth man married a second time . Since roughly equal numbers of women remarried ...
18 or about 20 per cent were incomplete . This percentage is substantiated by marriage certificates between 1655 and 1755 which reveal that every tenth man married a second time . Since roughly equal numbers of women remarried ...
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