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The Lost World of Cape Breton Island
J.M., J.R. Bourgeois
16 episodes
4 days ago
The forgotten stories of early 18th century Cape Breton Island. It’s the aim of this project to reconstruct the lives of people long gone, walk roads that no longer exist, and retell events from Cape Breton’s history through the documentation left behind by those who saw it for themselves.
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The forgotten stories of early 18th century Cape Breton Island. It’s the aim of this project to reconstruct the lives of people long gone, walk roads that no longer exist, and retell events from Cape Breton’s history through the documentation left behind by those who saw it for themselves.
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02a - Helen Creighton and the Mystery of “Louisbourg’s Lament”
The Lost World of Cape Breton Island
7 minutes 4 seconds
3 years ago
02a - Helen Creighton and the Mystery of “Louisbourg’s Lament”

Note -  Since the publishing of this podcast, historian Éva Guillorel from the University of Rennes in France has done significant research into the origins of “La Complainte de Louisbourg.” She has uncovered evidence that this Acadian folksong is based on an older French song written about one of the sieges of Philippsburg. Her findings were published in the Spring 2022 edition of the journal Acadiensis and updates some of the information found in this episode.

In the first part of our second episode, we examine the traditional Acadian song “La Complainte de Louisbourg”, or “Louisbourg’s Lament”, a song believed to have originated with an eye-witness to the 1745 Siege of Louisbourg. SHOW NOTES: VIDEO CREDITS: -- Songs of Nova Scotia - Producing Agency: National Film Board of CanadaPHOTO CREDITS: -- McCord Museum, Montréal, Quebec

The Lost World of Cape Breton Island
The forgotten stories of early 18th century Cape Breton Island. It’s the aim of this project to reconstruct the lives of people long gone, walk roads that no longer exist, and retell events from Cape Breton’s history through the documentation left behind by those who saw it for themselves.