Toronto: Macmillan, 1959. Maroon boards. Yellowing to page edges, light damp stain to lower fore edges (no penetration into text margins), VG unworn copy otherwise. Dust jacket has yellowing to spine and to author's name on front panel, VG+ otherwise, flap price intact. Important Canadian man of letters William Arthur Deacon's copy for review, with his pencil notes on front free endpaper. A series of related stories about the settlement of Nova Scotia after the Amerian Revolution. ; Octavo

Toronto: Macmillan, 1959. Maroon boards. Ink gift inscription at front, yellowing to page edges, else a VG+ copy. Price-clipped jacket has minor wear to ends of lightly yellowed spiine, soil streak on rear panel, VG otherwise. A series of related stories about the settlement of Nova Scotia after the Amerian Revolution. ; Octavo

New York: Dodd, Mead, c1974. Second printing. Blue cloth, endpaper maps. pp: xvi, 176, photographs and map in text, statistics, index. "In 1935 the author conceived the idea of a Davis Cup Match for giant tuna; the match to be held at Wedgeport, Yarmouth County, Nova Scotia. Originally to be between the USA and teams from the British Empire, eventually nineteen countries have competed for the cup." Fine in near fine price-clipped jacket.; Octavo

Toronto: Doubleday, 1963. Blue boards. VG copy, no owner names. Jacket has light spine yellowing, VG otherwise. Printed in Canada from plates of the NY: Doublday, 1956, first edition. A novel of Nova Scotia. Variant jacket printed in Canada in green and black. ; Octavo

New York (Toronto, actually): Doubleday, 1963. Blue boards. VG. no owner names. Jacket has light spine yellowing, VG otherwisew. Printed in Canada from plates of the NY: Doublday, 1956, first edition. A novel of Nova Scotia. Variant jacket printed in USA in red and other colours.; Octavo

Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 1953. Grey boards. VG+, no owner names, in VG jacket. A novel of Nova Scotia.

Toronto: Ryerson, 1962. Octavo, black boards. pp 189, (3) + plates; 3 maps in text. Tidy ink owner name at front, else a VG+ copy in poor dust jacket (large chips and tears). Story of a community of Scottish immigrants who settled around the bay of St. Ann's on Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia. After 30 years they came under the spell of tyrant, magistrate, landowner, teacher and clergyman Norman McLeod, who lead them in six locallly built ships to settle at Waipu, New Zealand.

New York (Toronto): Ives Washburn, (Smithers & Bonellie,). Blue cloth. (vi), 289, (1) pp. Bookplate and Oct., 1946, ink inscription to front pastedown, VG otherwise. Jacket has chips to spine tips with loss of one word to head of spine; small chips to outer corners; price-clipped; soiling to rear panel; about VG otherwise. An historical novel of the some 30,000 United Empire Loyalists who fled after the American Revolution and settled in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Author is Canadian. This Canadian issue was made from ordinary copies of the US first editon in the US dust jacket with the US spine imprint of the jacket overprinted and the Canadian publisher's name printed just above, US price clipped by the publisher.; Octavo