History of New Brunswick

"History of New Brunswick" by Peter Fisher is a historical narrative that recounts the establishment and growth of New Brunswick, largely focusing on the trials and triumphs of the Loyalists who settled there after the American Revolution. The book provides a window into the province's early days, exploring its social, agricultural, and governmental evolution. Beginning with its separation from Nova Scotia in 1783, the account highlights the difficulties faced by these pioneers, including harsh weather, hunger, and the hard work of creating homes in a rough environment. Fisher describes the diverse population, mentioning the Acadians and Indigenous peoples, emphasizing the historical importance of the Loyalists' efforts and sacrifices. The narrative provides a foundation for understanding New Brunswick's initial phases, documenting the crucial events, people, and issues in its early governing and societal makeup.