Search Results: Loyalists from Masons' Books

A clean, tight copy. Glossy covers. There are 48 pages. Beautifully illustrated with coloured photographs of the Acadian landscape.

A very clean, tight copy. Tells the true story of the brutality of Acadian and Micmac on the Dartmouth settlers. There are 397 pages.

These 2 books are new. Still in plastic covering with a signature laid in stating "Enjoy! Bill Smallwood. I am assuming they are signed on the title page as well. These book are each 0ne inch in thickness and feel dense. No additional shipping. A nice fine for your Acadian collection.

This book is in gift condition. Revised and expanded edition. Originally published in 1991. There are 225 pages including index. The author is a Nova Scotian Acadian.

This is an exceptional copy. There are 453 glossy pages with pictures, Maps, charts, and photos. Illustrated by Prudence Seward, ".This is an informal history - a gathering of impressions. It is an attempt to set down the personality of a people and the place they made for themselves in Canada one hundred and fifty years ago." - from dedication page. Signed by both authors on the title page.The book is actually a meadow green colour.

A clean, tight copy. Some wear to the top of the spine, otherwise a very good copy. Loaded with B & W pictures, maps and charts. There are 304 pages including acknowledgements.

This book is like new. Not a blemish. Loaded with B & W pictures. There are 172 pages. "Homeport revisits the remarkable events that for more than two centuries have shaped the distinctive Saint John region in the southern New Brunswick. Abundant land, fish, and timber and a prime Bay of Fundy location have attracted Mi'kmaq hunters, European explorers, Loyalist settlers, nineteenth-century seafarers, and immigrants to Saint John's shores."

This book is in gift condition. Not a blemish, inside or out. Illustrated with B & W pictures. There are 244 pages including index.

Previous owner's name neatly written on front endpaper and a bit of neat underlining throughout, otherwise a fine copy. Profusely illustrated. There are 126 pages including index.

A clean, tight copy, except for note on front endpaper about Edward Winslow. There are 335 pages including index.

There is not a blemish on this copy except for previous owner's name inscribed neatly on the front end paper. There are 246 pages with index. Illustrated throughout.

This book is like new. Gift condition. Loaded with information. There are 280 pages including index.

A very good hardcover in a very good dust jacket. The pages are clean and the binding is like new. There are 335 pages including extensive index. A great book for the genealogist.

Like New. Gift condition. There are 216 pages. One man's story of the expulsion of the Acadians and their reunion in New Brunswick.

A very attractive copy. There are 183 pages. Clean and tight. A nice copy of this rare book.

This is a very clean, tight copy. "The little town Miss Mowat writes about with such understanding and affection is St. Andrew's New Brunswick, founded in 1783 by an adventurous group of United Empire Loyalists who were exiled from the States at the close of the Revolutionary War." There are 152 pages.