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Thirteen-year-old Iain Robertson is homesick for the Highlands of Scotland. It's September 1773, and he has just arrived in Nova Scotia with his parents and little sister after the long, disastrous voyage of the ship Hector. They wanted a new life in New Scotlandbut the land agent lied to them. With no money, food, or shelter, and winter fast approaching, how will they survive? Author Margaret MacKay of Pictou County, Nova Scotia, draws on the experiences of her ancestors to weave a tale of the first Gaels to settle in Nova Scotia. With a foreword by Diana Gabaldon.

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Thirteen-year-old Iain Robertson is homesick for the Highlands of Scotland. It's September 1773, and he has just arrived in Nova Scotia with his parents and little sister after the long, disastrous voyage of the ship Hector. They wanted a new life in New Scotlandbut the land agent lied to them. With no money, food, or shelter, and winter fast approaching, how will they survive? Author Margaret MacKay of Pictou County, Nova Scotia, draws on the experiences of her ancestors to weave a tale of the first Gaels to settle in Nova Scotia. With a foreword by Diana Gabaldon.


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Autorenporträt
Margaret MacKay is a retired teacher living in rural Pictou County whose many creative interests include fibre arts, painting, gardening and photography. Her passion for sharing Nova Scotian history led her to write Iain of New Scotland, set in 1773, and Lisette of Louisbourg, set in 1749.