536 pages, including index. So far, tracing Chenault whereabouts while in England has proved futile. it was a confusing time and the refugees lived under squalid conditions. View More...
268 pages, including index. This is a complete history of the Acadians, from the time of their arrival in Acadia up until the period following the expulsion from their homeland. The subject- matter of this book deals with a very complex and controversial episode of North American history. View More...
The Cajuns of Louisiana are a people descended from one of the earliest colonies of European North Americans. Their ancestors, the Acadians, established a French-speaking settlement around Canada's Bay of Fundy in 1604. "The Cajuns" traces both the Acadian roots of these staunchly independent people and the exodus of their refugee descendants into the physically and politically challenging bayou country of Colonial Louisiana. 342 pages. View More...
