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In this tale of the American Revolution, Bryan Hawkins sees his quiet existence as a farmer at Chignecto, Nova Scotia shattered by a rebellion against the British Authorities. Staying true to his Oath to King George III, Hawkins reprises his role from the French and Indian War as a ranger, now battling the revolutionaries, attempting to prevent a possible First Nations revolt and thwarting plots by the French Crown. Rooted in the colonial history of Eastern Canada and mid-coast Maine, this story details many of the actual land and sea battles that rocked Nova Scotia in the late 18th Century.

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9781645520818

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"Ronald Edward Gaffney is a retired lawyer living in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada. He attended St. Francis Xavier University in Antigonish, Nova Scotia and later received his law degree at the University of New Brunswick, Fredericton. As a practicing lawyer, he had the good fortune to both research and litigate First Nations- related treaty and land claim cases. This legal work increased both his knowledge and interest in the colonial history of Maritime Canada. He is the author of two previous works about this history one entitled ""Battleground: Nova Scotia"" (December 2015) and a work of historical fiction entitled ""Fire Over Acadia"" (March 2018). He is married with five grandchildren."

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