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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: A well-researched account of another ethnic cleansing Review: In this detailed history, Plank describes the British campaign to convert or deport French-speaking Catholics living in Acadia, roughly equivalent to today's Nova Scotia. The deportation was the culmination of a seventy-year effort to transform Acadia into a Protestant, English-speaking area loyal to the British crown. Plank uncovered an impressive array of sources, giving immediacy to some of this history. The Mi'Kmaq Indians, often allied with the Acadians, emerge as a significant third party in this long struggle, in which periods of relative peace and cooperation alternated with military conflict and dictatorial methods. My only criticism is that Plank has a tendency to repeat points in other words. A few pages describing today's Acadian cultural survivals in Canada and Louisiana would have been helpful. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Great fun Review: I live in the area and I didn't even know these roads existed nearby. I gave it for stars as I have already broken the book's spine. Whish they had not changed it from spiral bound. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Hurlyburly Review: Honestly, didn't enjoy reading this play. It's flat and obnoxiously slimy. I finished the whole play, but it was a struggle to read it all because I found it so boring. Answer:
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