War Echoes in a Neutral Wilderness
Henri Bulain defends neutrality as Hepsibah Adams warns war looms between English and French in 1749. Catherine supports kinship with Indigenous peoples, while debate centers on whether conflict will spill into their frontier home and how civilians might navigate looming bloodshed.
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Parley at the Frontiers Sparks Plans for Jeems and Hepsibah
Across the frontier tensions rise as French English traders hunt scalps for bounties while Catherine urges Hepsibah to relocate. Jeems drifts toward battle readiness with a father’s and uncle’s uneasy watch as Marie Antoinette Tonteur arrives with Paul Tache and Seigneur Tonteur for an auction that could change their lives.
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Bulain Family in 1749 Canada Settle Near Tonteurs
Henry Bulain, a French settler in Canada, lives with his English wife Catherine and son Jeems on a farm beside the Tonteur seigneury. Returning from a visit, Catherine’s wanderer brother Hepsibah greets them bearing gifts and gives Jeems a pistol to train as a marksman.
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