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 | | In 1760, the New England soldiers at the Forts nearly all left, their term of enlistment having probably expired, but they could not be induced to remain longer in the country. |
 | | Therefore the New England pioneers largely hewed out homes for themselves in the green woods, built roads, bridges, churches, schools, and also boats and small schooners to maintain communication with the outside world; the main highways connecting the centres of trade and population being the work of another generation. |
 | | MILLS AND SHIPBUILDING At a town meeting held on the 31st of August, 1762, the Morice Mill Dam was referred to "Upper Mill Dam"; if it was old at that date, it must have been first constructed by the Acadian French, and their use of it was probably for grinding grain. |
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