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	Association de la Forteresse-de-Louisbourg
	Balcom, B. A., "Louisbourg: France's Most Imposing North American Stronghold," in American History
	Bray, George A. III, Major Scott's Provisional Light Infantry Battalion
	British Regular Regiments in North America 1755-1763 Compiled by Robert Henderson [At Louisbourg: 1st Regiment of Foot (The Royal Regiment); 15th Regiment of Foot (Amherst’s); 22nd Regiment of Foot (Whitmore’s); 28th Regiment of Foot (Bragg’s); 35th Regiment of Foot (Otway’s); 40th Regiment of Foot (Hopson’s); 45th Regiment of Foot (Wartburton’s); 47th Regiment of Foot (Lacelles’); 48th Regiment of Foot (Webb’s)]
	Cape Breton Landfall Argument - John Cabot [Giovanni Cabotot]
	Certificate in Heritage Preservation (University College of Cape Breton Certificate in Conjunction with the Fortress of Louisbourg)

	Cape Breton University
	Cape Breton University Press
	Copeland, David A., Fighting for a Continent: Newspaper Coverage of the English and French War For Control of North America, 1754-1760 Stories of Enemy Atrocities, Letters From the Front and Battle-Field Reports Gave Readers a Running Account Of the Fight For a Continent
	Cross, L. D., Fortress Louisbourg
	Dewar, Edgar, Trois Rivières, Early French Settlement on PEI [Roma], published in The Heritage PEI Explorer's Guide, July 2003
	Donovan, Kenneth, "Slaves in Ile Royale, 1713-1758," French Colonial History [Extract]
	Les Compagnies Franches de la Marine: Independant Companies of French Marines ~ Tippecanoe Ancient Fife & Drum Corps
	Fortress Louisbourg Association
	Fraser, Mary, Officers, The Old 78th Regiment of Foot [Fraser's Highlanders]

 [Includes the following individuals who were at Louisbourg in 1758: Colonel Simon Fraser, Major James Clephane, Major John M’Pherson, Major John Campbell, Captain Charles Baillie, Captain Simon Fraser, Captain Donald "Goran" M’Donell, Captain John M’Donell [John McDonell], Captain Thomas Fraser, Captain Alexander Cameron, Captain Thomas Ross, Captain John Craufurd Walkinshaw, AKA John Walkinshaw-Craufurd, Captain Alexander Fraser, Captain James Fraser, Captain Alexander M’Leod, Captain Hugh Cameron, Captain Ranald M’Dond [Ronald McDonald], Captain Charles M’Donell [Charles McDonald], Captain John Fraser, Captain Archibald Campbell, Captain Alexander Campbell, Captain John Nairne, Captain James Fraser, Lieutenant John Fraser, Lieutenant Simon Fraser, Lieutenant Roderick M’Neill [Rory McNiell], Lieutenant William M’Donald [Willm McDonell], Lieutenant Hector M’Donald [Hector McDonell], Lieutenant Donald M’Bean [McTosh], Lieut. Simon Fraser, Lieutenant John Fraser, Lieutenant Alexander M’Donell, Lieutenant John Murray, Lieutenant Alexander Fraser, Lieutenant John Douglas, Lieutenant Arthur Rose, Lieutenant Alexander Fraser, Lieutenant John M’Donell, Lieutenant Cosmo Gordon, Lieutenant David Baillie, Lieutenant Ewen Cameron [Evan Cameron], Lieutenant Allan Stewart [Allan Stuart], Lieutenant Simon Fraser, Lieutenant Archibald M’Alister, Lieutenant James Murray, Lieutenant Alexander Fraser, Lieutenant Donald Cameron, Lieutenant John Campbell, Lieutenant John Fraser, Lieutenant John Chisholm, Lieutenant Simon Fraser, Lieutenant James M’Kenzie, Lieutenant Malcolm Fraser, Lieutenant Donald M’Neill, Lieutenant Henry Munro, Lieutenant Hugh Fraser, Lieutenant Alexander Gregorson, Lieutenant James Henderson, Lieutenant Lachlan M’Pherson, Lieutenant Robert Menzies, Adjutant Hugh Fraser, Quartermaster John Fraser, Surgeon John M’Lean [John MacLean]

	French Colonial Historical Society
	Genealogical Links
	Genuine Letters and Memoirs Relating to the Natural, Civil, and Commercial History of the Islands of Cape Breton and Saint John : From the first settlement there, to the taking of Louisbourg by the English in 1758, in which among many interesting particulars, the causes and previous events of the present war are explained by Thomas Pichon
	George D. Lewis School, Louisbourg
	His Majesty's 40th Regiment of Foot in North America 1717-1764 by Robert Henderson
	History of Coal Mining on Cape Breton - The Louisbourg Connection
	Louisbourg Race Committee ~ A Race Through Time
	Marconi's Poldhu Wireless
	Maurepas: D.10 Jean Frédéric Phélypeaux, Comte de Maurepas Papers, 1739-1747
	McLennan's of Petersfield
	Old Mobile Archaeology
	Owen Fitzgerald Studio (CD-ROM / Fortress of Louisbourg Forteresse-de-Louisbourg - Alexander Graham Bell
	Pothier, Bernard, "Acadian Emigration to Ile Royale after the Conquest of Acadia," Histoire Sociale, No. 6, November 1970, pp. 116-132
	Reconstruction Links
	La religion dans la vie à Louisbourg (1713-1758), by A. J. B. Johnston
	Rescol canadien (Accueil ~ Forteresse-de-Louisbourg)
	SchoolNet (Home ~ Fortress of Louisbourg)
	Seth Pomeroy's Journal, A Special Publishing Event (Forbes Library)
	The Seven Years War Website [The Siege of Louisbourg, 1758; General Jeffrey Amherst 1717-1797; General James Wolfe 1727-1759; His Majesty's 40th Regiment of Foot in North America, 1717-1764; History and Uniform of the Companies franches de la marine, 1683-1760; British Regular Regiments in North America 1755-1763; French "Troupe de Terre" or Regular Regiments in North America 1755-1763]
	Sociétié d'histoire colonial française
	The Society of Colonial Wars in the State of Maine
	The War of American Independence SELECT  BIBLIOGRAPHY: Colonial Wars ~ King George's War, 1739-1748