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| | History of Nova Scotia, Bk1, Ch8. The Battling Barons of Acadia. |
 | | It is here, with him and his family sailing off to his second home at Nipisiquit (Bathurst, New Brunswick) that I end my references to Nicholas Denys as he relates to Nova Scotia; though, I should say, that he continued on and lived to the ripe old age of 90 years. |
 | | To a real soldier the prospect of an encounter with an enemy, however superior in strength, is seldom unwelcome, but to a man like Le Borgne, who was waging war by writs and ejectments, and undertaking the capture of fortresses on commercial principles, such a sight was sufficiently alarming. |
 | | The English, as of 1654, due to General Sedgwick's military conquest, were now in charge of Nova Scotia from Canseau to Penobscot. |
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