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The Revolution and the Black Loyalists / by Julie Kentner.
Series: Black history in CanadaPublisher: Collingwood, ON : Coast 2 Coast 2 Coast, [2020]Copyright date: �2020Description: 32 pages : colour illustrations, colour mapContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 1773086146 (pbk.)
- 9781773086149 (pbk.)
- 971.02/4 23
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| J900-999 | Markdale Branch Shelves | J 971.024 Ken (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 33436003138010 |
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| J 971.00497555 Wyand -K Huron-Wendat community / Aboriginal Canadian communities | J 971.004979435 Salis -W The Salish / Canadian Aboriginal art and culture | J971.01 SNID Samuel de Champlain Exploroer Chronicles | J 971.024 Ken The Revolution and the Black Loyalists / Black history in Canada | J971.04 GREE A pioneer story : the daily life of a Canadian family in 1840 / | J971.05 BARB Louis Riel / Activist series | J971.06 NEL Crisis at home and abroad : the Great Depression, World War II, and beyond, 1929-1959 / How Canada became Canada |
Includes bibliographical references, Internet addresses and index.
Discusses the lives of Black Loyalists after their relocation to Canada following the American Revolution. The largest number settled in Nova Scotia, where they found that they were given less land than white Loyalists.
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