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Cameron of Lochiel

By Philippe Aubert de Gaspé

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

** Amidst political tensions in 19th-century Canada, a friendship between a Scottish exile and a Canadian son is tested by loyalty and cultural differences.

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2016-09-27
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** "Cameron of Lochiel" by Philippe Aubert de Gaspé is a story set in 19th-century Canada, where Archibald Cameron, a Scottish exile, forms a strong bond with Jules D'Haberville, a Canadian seigneur's son. The book looks into topics like who you are, being loyal, and how French and English Canadian cultures mix when there's political drama. We first meet Jules and Archie as young men in Quebec, about to leave the Jesuits' College, showing us their friendship that will be challenged by their different loyalties as conflicts arise; the novel creates the scene for a story full of friendship, cultural details, local ways, and the struggles of exiles and Canadians. **

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