THE FOUNDING OF LUNENBURG, NOVA SCOTIA

NEEDED LOYAL CITIZENS IN NOVA SCOTIA TO SAY THE WORDS THE FRENCH WOULD NOT SAY

FROM GERMANY, SWITZERLAND, AND MONTBELIARD WERE INVITED TO COME

LAND FOR LOYALTY AFTER PASSAGE FROM EUROPE WAS PAID

1750-1752. 9% MORTALITY ON BOARD, AS HIGH AS 15% TWICE, 280 LIVES LOST

WORKING ON HALIFAX PUBLIC WORKS FOR PASSAGE FEES

MAY 29, 1753. ONLY 84 KM BUT TOOK 11 DAYS TO SAIL

COLONEL CHARLES LAWRENCE'S SHIP, THE FIRST OF THE FLOTILLA, DROPPED ANCHOR

FINALLY AFTER ANOTHER 24 HOURS ON BOARD

THAT HAD BEEN SHARED WITH THEIR FRENCH ALLIES; TO THE ENGLISH, THE "INDIANS" WERE THE ENEMY

"WE WANT TO BUILD HOMES ON OUR LAND NOW!" (STEAL FROM THE LUMBER PILE)

"BUILD THE DEFENSES FIRST FOR THE GREATER GOOD!" (GUARD THE LUMBER PILE)

THE SURVEYOR MARKED OFF THE GOOD LAND WITH THE BAD

ACCORDING TO COLONEL LAWRENCE, 2 LBS OF BREAD AND MOLASSES MIGHT SAVE THE COMMUNITY

NO MONEY, NO WORK, NO ECONOMY UNTIL...1750 SHILLING

HIS JOURNALS JUXTAPOSED PATIENCE WITH DISGUST, DISBELIEF WITH HOPE

THE "TURBULENT", "ABSURB", IMPOVERISHED, AMBITIOUS, RELIGIOUS SETTLERS

COLONEL LAWRENCE'S JOURNALS: DAY BY DAY ACCOUNTS

FIND OUT WHAT MR. ZOUBERBUHLER AND OTHERS HAD TO DO WITH THE SETTLEMENT NOT FAILING

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