This poem's first half ends with the burning of the village of Grand Pr ́e and the expulsion of its people.
In this work, Father Leblanc discusses justice by telling the story of a girl put todeath for stealing a pearl necklace, only later for it to be revealed that a magpie didit. One character in this work notes that English ships have been anchored for fourdays at the mouth of the (+) Gaspereau. Another character finds her father-in-law,Basil the blacksmith, while rafting on the Atchafalaya River, after which she travels with a Shawnee guide to the (*) Ozarks looking for her lost husband. This poem's first half ends with the burning of the village of Grand Pr ́e and the expulsion of its people. While working in an almshouse in Pennsylvania, the title character finally finds Gabriel Lajeunesse. For ten points, name this epic poem about an Acadian girl written by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
In this work, Father Leblanc discusses justice by telling the story of a girl put todeath for stealing a pearl necklace, only later for it to be revealed that a magpie didit.
Evangeline: A Tale of Acadie