Overview
Notes from Exile gathers personal essays and historical reflection on Acadian identity. The book examines how a displaced people have preserved language, custom and community across centuries.
Beginning with the 1755 deportation, the narrative follows Acadian movements through New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Louisiana and beyond, weaving family memory with regional history. A 1994 reunion of Acadians serves as a focal moment for questions of belonging.
Part memoir and part cultural study, the writing moves between childhood recollections and broader historical context to consider how memory and place shape identity.
- Explores the legacy of the 1755 deportation
- Interweaves family stories with historical research
- Reflects on language, community and diaspora
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