ArticlesSharon Robart-Johnson

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  Fiction

  Fiction draws from facts of slaves’ lives for sake of accuracy

  Canadian Confederation was scarcely a concept in the late 18th century when the effects of the American Revolution triggered a migration of Loyalists to Nova Scotia. With them, they brought their families, their values, and their chattel – which included Black slaves.

  By Margaret Anne Fehr     Issue 78, Spring/Summer 2021