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Peaceable Kingdom: Nicolas Austin, Quaker Pioneer
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Peaceable Kingdom: Nicolas Austin, Quaker Pioneer
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| Abstract |
Pacifist Quaker Nicholas Austin (1736-1821) was a refugee from the American Revolution. He led a group to found a settlement around Lake Memphremagog in Quebec called Gibraltar Point where they could avoid harassment by Loyalists and others. The village of Austin and a spirit of ethnic peace are his legacy.
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White Pine Pictures
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1999
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Documentary
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22 min., 24 sec.
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| Language |
en
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| Notes |
Originally aired as part of the television series "A Scattering of Seeds: The Creation of Canada.' |
| Citation |
Duckworth, Martin. Peaceable Kingdom: Nicolas Austin, Quaker Pioneer. Documentary. White Pine Pictures, 1999.
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