The French later retire from Grand-Pré, initially…
March 1747 CE
The more severely wounded are left under the care of the Acadians at Grand Pré.
Some of the prisoners will be released to the New Englanders in the spring, while the others are sent to Québec and then to Boston.
The battle has slowed the British advance to occupy the head of the Bay of Fundy.
The New Englanders, returning to Grand Pré shortly after, in March, 1747, take possession of the stone house and require the inhabitants to renew their promise of obedience to the British Government.
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