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Life in New France, 1713 to 1754. Louisbourg Rural seigneuries in St. Lawrence Valley Montreal Acadia Detroit.

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1 Life in New France, 1713 to 1754

2 Louisbourg Rural seigneuries in St. Lawrence Valley Montreal Acadia Detroit

3 Acadia: 1713 to 1744 The English in Nova Scotia The Oath of Allegiance The Acadian “Golden Age” (Naomi Griffiths)

4 The Acadian “Golden Age” Population Economy Culture Comparison with Louisbourg Culture

5 Detroit New France’s expansion Establishment of Detroit Detroit under Cadillac, 1701-1710 Detroit’s hard times The King’s Posts, 1724 Detroit at midcentury

6 Life in British North America, 1713 to 1763 Hudson’s Bay Company posts Newfoundland Halifax

7 Hudson’s Bay Company Posts Location The Beaver Trade The Bay men Bay men and Native women Everyday life: conditions, food, clothing, entertainment The posts’ social structure

8 Newfoundland The continuing dominance of the migratory fishery American fishermen Irish labourers Newfoundland by 1763

9 Halifax The establishment of Halifax, 1749 Early difficulties The New England influence The legislative assembly The Halifax Gazette

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