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du capitaine Handfield <ref>Cf. ''Akins'', p. 151 et suiv. </ref>. Quelques-uns d’entre |
du capitaine Handfield <ref>Cf. ''Akins'', p. 151 et suiv. </ref>. Quelques-uns d’entre |
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eux furent condamnés, les autres relâchés, après des explications |
eux furent condamnés, les autres relâchés, après des explications |
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qui furent jugées satisfaisantes <ref name=p368>Au fait dont il est parlé ici, voici des variantes : {{lang|en| « A proclamation of gov. Shirley, dated 21 October 1747, was received at Annapolis Royal, 12 April |
qui furent jugées satisfaisantes <ref name=p368>Au fait dont il est parlé ici, voici des ''variantes :'' {{lang|en| « A proclamation of gov. Shirley, dated 21 October 1747, was received at Annapolis Royal, 12 April |
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1748. It promised the King’s protection to the loyal inhabitants of Nova Scotia, but it proscribed by name, as guilty of treason and outlaws, Louis Gauthier |
1748. It promised the King’s protection to the loyal inhabitants of Nova Scotia, but it proscribed by name, as guilty of treason and outlaws, Louis Gauthier}} (suivent les autres noms). {{lang|en|£50 sterling is offered for each, if delivered up within six months ; also a pardon to such of the guilty as deliver up an outlaw besides the reward of £50… It is to be presumed that the twelve persons proscribed had been notorious, in aiding the French and Indians in the subsisting |
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(suivent les autres noms). £50 sterling is offered for each, if delivered up within six months ; also a pardon to such of the guilty as deliver up an outlaw besides the reward of £50… It is to be presumed that the twelve persons proscribed had been notorious, in aiding the French and Indians in the subsisting |
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and comfort which De Villiers had received from the Acadians was a proclamation |
and comfort which De Villiers had received from the Acadians was a proclamation |
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proscribing as guilty of treason twelve of the French inhabitants. The |
proscribing as guilty of treason twelve of the French inhabitants. The |
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