Histoire des Acadiens - by Rumilly, Robert - 1955 - copyright 
Histoire des Acadiens - by Rumilly, Robert - 1955 - Rangers- Indians and Metis- perfected the art of razing a village. On the Annapolis River Major Handfield adopts the same tactics.
Histoire des Acadiens - by Rumilly, Robert - 1955 - The rangers of Captain Goreham, Indian auxiliaries and half-breeds- metis- of the English.
Histoire des Acadiens - by Rumilly, Robert - 1955 -a coureur de bois, named LeJeune, runs from La Heve with the Metis.
Histoire des Acadiens - by Rumilly, Robert - 1955 - Acadian families are prolific. A small number outside Port Royal have mixed(Metisees). The French have the best relationship with the Indians..
Histoire des Acadiens - by Rumilly, Robert - 1955 - Some mixed-race families (metissees) are established in La Heve around a warehouse.
Histoire des Acadiens - by Rumilly, Robert - 1955 - In Acadia, as in Canada, the settlers are the roots, while the fur trade leads to nomadic life and metissage.
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