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Dean JobbNon-Fiction · History·b. 1958
Acadians
This book explores the compelling history of the Acadians, a French-speaking people who settled in what is now Nova Scotia. It details their forced expulsion in 1755 by the British and their subsequent diaspora, including their journey to Louisiana where they became known as Cajuns. The narrative examines the enduring cultural identity and resilience of a community shaped by displacement and hardship.