Le butin de la guerre : les corsaires en Nouvelle-Écosse

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"The News-Carrier's Address to the Customers of the Royal Gazette"

This humourous poem celebrated how the terrors of war had not come to Nova Scotia. But France remained far from defeated and soon both St. Dominigue (later Haiti) and Guadalupe would become home to a host of revolutionary privateers.

numéro de référence: NSARM Newspapers: Royal Gazette 25 December 1796 insert