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6502	Doughty, Arthur G. (Arthur George), Sir	The Acadian Exiles : a Chronicle of the Land of Evangeline			.txt	text/plain	34481	1764	69	provinces of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward from the French king, making him governor and lieutenantgeneral of Acadia, he took possession of his fort at the families living at the present time in Nova Scotia and For twenty-two years after this Acadia remained French, A year later he returned as governor of Acadia and took the French king intimated his wish that the Acadians French inhabitants of Nova Scotia, who appear so wavering regarding the French inhabitants of Nova Scotia,' and Trade wrote that as the French were forming new settlements New England as well as to His Majesty's Province of Nova French forts in Nova Scotia. the governor of New France, in harrying the British. here the last of the vessels from Nova Scotia with French Jean to carry the Acadians and French to France. Yet, when the Acadians began to return to Nova Scotia in	./cache/6502.txt	./txt/6502.txt