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The Bastonnais Tale of the American Invasion of Canada in 1775-76

By John Lespérance

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Amidst the clash of empires, a brave officer risks everything for his country and the woman he loves as war descends upon his home.

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2006-08-02
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Summary

"The Bastonnais" by John Lespérance is a historical fiction novel that explores the American invasion of Canada from 1775 to 1776, offering a view into the battles between British and American forces. The story follows Roderick Hardinge, a dedicated militia officer in Quebec, as he stands guard and deals with the stress of an impending siege alongside personal and political challenges. The narrative opens with Roderick on a Quebec citadel, aware of the approaching American generals, and his loyal friend, Donald, assisting him on dangerous intelligence missions. There's also a budding romance between Roderick and Pauline Belmont, complicated by her father's political views, weaving a story of courage, commitment, and affection within a time of war.

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