|
Title
|
Author
|
Publisher
|
Year
|
| "Hitchhiking in a Wheelchair",
from Accordion Crimes |
E. Annie Proulx |
Scribner Paperback Fiction
Simon & Schuster |
1996
|
| Acadia: The Story of Charles
La Tour, rebel governor of fabled Acadia and the woman who shared
his passion to rule. |
Alfred Silver (Author of
The Red River Trilogy) |
Ballantine Books: New York |
1996
|
| Black Robe |
Brian Moore |
Paladin Grafton Books:
London |
1987
|
| Death Comes for the Archbishop
(a story about French missionaries in New Mexico) |
Willa Cather |
Village Classic Editions:
Random House of New York and Toronto Canada |
1927 and
copyright renewed by the estate of Willa Cather in 1955 |
| Evangeline:
A Tale of Acadie. With Introduction by C. Bruce Fergusson,
M.A., D. Phil. Provincial Archivist |
Henry
W. Lonfgellow |
H.H. Marshall Ltd. Halifax,
NS |
April 1951
|
| Evangeline:
The Story of the Acadian Expulsion of 1755 (Reprint of H.H. Marshall
Ltd. edition) |
Henry Wadsworth
Longfellow |
Nimbus Publishing
Limited, Halifax, NS |
1951
|
| Le Quebecois:
The Virgin Forest with original art cover by Marc R. Faucher |
Dioris Provencher-Faucher |
Artenay Press,
Biddeford, ME |
2000
|
| Maria Chapdelaine (French) |
Louis Hemon |
Boreal Express |
1983
|
| Maria Chapdelaine: A Tale
of the Lake St. John Country |
Louis Hemon (Translated
by W.H. Blake) |
Grosset & Dunlap by
arrangement with The MacMillan Company |
1921, 1924, Reprinted 1927
|
| On The Road |
Jack
Kerouac |
Penguin Books;
NY |
1959;1976;1999
|
| Shadows On The Rock |
Willa Cather |
Alfred A. Knopf, NY |
1931
|
| The Chase of Saint-Castin
and Other Stories of the French in the New World |
Mary Hartwell Catherwood |
Books for Libraries Press,
Freeport, NY |
1894;
Reprinted 1970
|
| The
Red Lane |
Holman Day |
(Publisher page missing) |
Circa 1913
|
| The White and the Gold |
Thomas B. Costain |
Popular Library, NY |
1954
|
| The White and the Gold:
The French Regime in Canada |
Thomas B. Costain |
Doubleday, Toronto |
1954
|
| Green
print indicates an antique book. |