Scattered to the Four Winds

For more than one hundred years the Acadians lived a bucolic life free of worries and stresses in Nova Scotia on land they thought was paradise...They called it Acadia...And then the British ruined everything...While a bitter war raged between France and England over possession of Acadia the Acadians flourished and became self-sufficient and independent. Eventually the British took control.The British grew to resent the Acadians because they were occupying all of the province's rich fertile land...See More