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The Rapid Rise and Faster Fall of Shelburne, Nova Scotia 1783-1792 2008; Doubleday Canada; hard cover with dj; 335 pp including index. Good condition, contents appear to be clean. |
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1957; McClelland & Stewart; soft cover; 267 pp including index; 1979 reprint. An account of the Pennsylvania Dutch in Loyalist Canada. Good, solid condition, previous owner's name on ffep, some age fading to the pages. |
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The World of the Frontier Loyalist 1984; J. Fraser; stapled booklet; 93 pp; Good, solid condition, map at rear. |
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A Documentary Record 1966; Ontario Historical Society; hard cover; 188 pp including index; originally published in 1934. Good, solid condition, some underlining in the text. |
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The Nova Scotia Yankees and the American Revolution 1972; MacMillan of Canada; hard cover with dj; 219 pp including index. Good condition, minor soiling and wear to dj, contents appear to be clean. |
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William Smith of New York and Quebec 1969; University of Toronto Press; hard cover with dj; 250 pp including index. First edition. When Smith decided to remain loyal to the Crown, rather than support the American Revolution, he was appointed chief justice of Quebec. Good condition, minor wear, some fading to dj, contents appear to be clean. |
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A Story of the United Empire Loyalists 1908; John Lovell & Son; hard cover; 215+ pp. First edition. The Camden Colony was in Charlotte County, New York. Many who settled there were Palatines. Illustrated with b&w photos and includes genealogical charts for some families. Ex-library with the usual stamps and stickers; boards are bumped and frayed at the corners; spine ends frayed and torn; spine cracked at front, but intact; some chipping of a couple of pages. |
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of the American Revolution Loyalist Tales from New York to Canada 2009; The History Press; soft cover; 158 pp. Inscribed and signed by the author. Illustrated with b&w photos, drawings and maps. Good condition and the contents appear to be clean. |
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Accounts of Loyalists of the American Revolution 1982; Dundurn Press; soft cover; 336 pp including index. The book "is a personal account of the American Revolution. By focusing on eleven different people who were on the losing side of the American Revolution, and who had to make new lives for themselves in what remained of British North America, Eleven Exiles reflects the major themes of those turbulent years". Illustrated with b&w photos and maps. Ex-library with stamps, there are a couple of dog-eared pages and the card covers are bumped and worn; contents appear to be solid and clean. |
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1776 An episode in the American Revolution 1995; McGill-Queen's University Press; hard cover with dj, 302 pp including index. Fort Cumberland was originally called Fort Beausejour and today its ruins are near the boundary of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. The book appears to be in very good conditionappears to be in very good condition. | SOLDthank you | |
African Americans in Exile After the American Revolution 1996; Garland Publishing Inc.; hard cover with dj; 318 pp including index. First edition; b&w plates between pages 172 and 173. Near fine condition condition, contents are clean. |
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The Origin of New Brunswick Politics, 1783-1786 1983; New Ireland Press; soft cover; 261 pp including index. Stated first edition. Card covers are creased and worn - the contents appear to be clean. |
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Revolution, Exile, Settlement 1984; MacMillan of Canada; hard cover with dj; 218 pp including index. Well illustrated with b&w photos and drawings. End papers are maps. The dust jacket is chipped and worn - the contents appear to be clean. |
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The Loyalist Legend 1985; Collins; softcover; 275 pp including index. "In True Blue, Stewart challenges the traditional view of Loyalists as tea-drinking, God-fearing, tree-hacking pioneers and presents the real story of farmers, merchants, teachers, preachers, slaves and rogues who hlped shape our history for both good and ill." Good condition. |
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James Moody 1744-1809 2000; McGill-Queens University Press; hard cover with dj; 340 pp including index. "This is the biography of James Moody, the at one time famous, even infamous, partisan of Britain during the American Revolutionary War ... The story culminates in Weymouth, Nova Scotia, where,along with almost 40,000 other Loyalists, Moody had to make a life among the Acadians and earlier Yankee settlers." DJ slightly creased, previous owner's name on ffep; contents are clean. |