Atlantic store-ship loss and Canfo fortification plans amid Nova Scotia trade
Failing store-ship with six officers bound for Canfo in Nova Scotia carried cloathing for the regiment and other stores. Arrival confirmed, preventing Caps Blower from buying cloathing. provisions bought to complete victualling. London reports Lords of Trade to bring the matter before Parliament. reinforcement of forces and a fort at Canfo planned to protect the fishery and inhabitants.
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