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- Author: Anand Purohit
- Publisher: Tellwell Talent
- ISBN-10: 0228858240
- ISBN-13: 9780228858249
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 3 cm, kieti viršeliai
- Language: English
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1759 was a defining year for the colonies that became Canada. It was also the year the British Empire rose to preeminence over other European nations and empires. All that changes when technology deployed in 2047 to shield Canadians from an escalating world conflict inadvertently teleports a group of scientists, engineers, teachers and medical people back to Nova Scotia, 1759. Despite their technological superiority, they, like many new settlers, struggle to establish a homestead, feed their community and deal with the constant threat from a violent world. Established empires with their large populations are not about to let a small group of upstarts interfere in their lucrative slave trade and subjugation of whomever they please.
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- Author: Anand Purohit
- Publisher: Tellwell Talent
- ISBN-10: 0228858240
- ISBN-13: 9780228858249
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 3 cm, kieti viršeliai
- Language: English English
1759 was a defining year for the colonies that became Canada. It was also the year the British Empire rose to preeminence over other European nations and empires. All that changes when technology deployed in 2047 to shield Canadians from an escalating world conflict inadvertently teleports a group of scientists, engineers, teachers and medical people back to Nova Scotia, 1759. Despite their technological superiority, they, like many new settlers, struggle to establish a homestead, feed their community and deal with the constant threat from a violent world. Established empires with their large populations are not about to let a small group of upstarts interfere in their lucrative slave trade and subjugation of whomever they please.
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