Une France Oubliee L'Acadie

Gaston du Boscq de Beaumont informative book about the former colony of Acadia. Acadia was a colony in New France in North America, which included Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Cape Breton Island. The French rule of Acadia began in 1604, with wars and battles taking place over the next couple of hundred years, as other countries (England, Scotland, and the Netherlands) fought for the possession of Acadia. Gaston du Boscq de Beaumont was a historian, who published other works such as 'Norman Souvenirs', 'French Officers in the Service of Spain', and 'The Court of Stuarts at Saint-Germain-en-Laye'. With illustrations throughout. With a book plate to the front pastedown, 'Paroisse de St-Helier. 'Ecoles Elementaires.' Prix pour la Langue Francaise decerne a . dands l'examen pour l'annee 1912'. In a full crushed morocco binding. Externally, smart. Light markings to the boards, with a small mark front board. Light bumping to the extremities. Book plate to the front pastedown, 'Paroisse de St-Helier. 'Ecoles Elementaires.' Prix pour la Langue Francaise decerne a . dands l'examen pour l'annee 1912'. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are age-toned and generally clean, with the odd spot throughout, mostly to the first and last few pages, Very Good Indeed.…