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La fiancée du rebelle: Épisode de la Guerre des Bostonnais, 1775

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The narrative follows Marc Evrard and his beloved Alice as military and political upheaval surround their community after the British conquest and contested imperial measures that provoke American insurgency. Military maneuvers, sieges, and the advance of invading forces create peril and divided loyalties among local inhabitants; officials' corruption and legal changes add social strain. The plot interweaves personal anxieties and romantic concern with the larger struggle between occupying authorities and rebellious provinces, portraying how high politics and wartime violence reshape ordinary lives.

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Joseph Marmette

Joseph Marmette was a Canadian author known for his historical novels that explore the rich tapestry of Canadian history. His works often delve into significant events and figures from the past, providing readers with a narrative that blends fact and fiction. Notable among his writings is "Chevalier de Mornac: Chronique de la Nouvelle-France (1664)", which reflects on the early days of New France. Marmette's storytelling captures the essence of Canadian life in the 17th and 18th centuries, making him an important figure in the literary heritage of Canada.

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