Where did Acadians sent to France go next, and did any reach Louisiana?

"After 1758, they were deported to England and France."

"Le projet de Peyroux est de conduire les Acadiens en Louisiane."

"Others were co-opted by the French government to work on colonial labor projects in Saint-Domingue (today’s Haiti) and to settle in outlying parts of French Guiana."

"Conquered by the British, they suffered massive deportations to the United States and France"

"Peyroux raconte qu’il forma le projet d’organiser l’émigration des Acadiens en Louisiane en 1783."

"Yet others sought to establish New Acadias in Louisiana and along the Saint John River in Maine and New Brunswick."

"In 1755 the majority of the French-speaking inhabitants of Nova Scotia were deported to the Thirteen Colonies."

"La demande des Acadiens de passer en Louisiane ravivait l’inquiétude du gouvernement"

"They were prevented from returning to their Acadian homeland at the war’s conclusion and many relocated to adjacent Canadian provinces."

"measures were taken to promote the return of numerous exiled people from Canada and Miquelon"

"Les Acadiens de Nantes à l’ambassadeur d’Espagne, le comte d’Aranda, le 12 juillet 1783"

"After all had been loaded on board, the fieet set sail, and, passing down the coast, deposited the exiles, some here. some there, distributing them through the colonies from Boston to Charleston."

"In 1785 more than 1,600 were transported to Louisiana by the Spanish (WINZERLING, 1955)."

"The destitution of the Acadians, the désire of the French government to solve a problem which was a severe drain on the treasury, and the eagerness of Spain to strengthen its claim to Louisiana by active colonization ail lead to the Iast of the major Acadian migrations."

"The large number of Acadians which arrived from Ile Saint-Jean in 1758 was the nucleus of an exile group which remained in France for nearly 30 years."

"Various attempts to settle the Acadians in France, Corsica, the Falkland Islands and French Guiana ail failed."

"The Acadians of Louisiana were well received by the Créoles and achieved there the peace and security which had long eluded them."

"an extraordinary French experiment in internal colonization — the settlement of Acadian refugees on Belle-Île-sur-Mer, off the coast of Brittany — is examined in Chapter 5."

"Chapters 3 and 4 explore why such schemes ended disastrously in French Guiana, Saint-Domingue, and the Falklands"

"The final chapter documents the Acadian exodus to Spanish Louisiana in the 1780s, a move supported by the Spanish authorities."

"Hodson sets this migration in the context of the chronic lack of white settlers in the New World, which threatened to undermine the European powers' plans for imperial expansion in the late eighteenth century."

"However, about thrity-five hundred Acadians on Isle Saint Jean and Isle Royale were finally deported to France in August of 1758, after the fall of Louisbourg ended French control in those areas."

"The French government was anxious to reduce France’s large Acadian population, and Spain agreed to provide them with free land in Louisiana. In 1785, sixteen hundred Acadians took the offer and emigrated from France."

"By 1788, there were about three thousand Acadians in Louisiana."

"In 1765, Joseph Broussard dit Beausoleil led a group of about two hundred Acadians from Saint Dominique to the Attakapas region of Louisiana (now Vermilion, Lafayette, Saint Martins, Iberia, and Saint Mary parishes) to join about twenty Acadians from New York who had traveled there the year before."

"In 1763, when the Peace of Paris ended the Seven Years’ War and gave all Acadians eighteen months to emigrate, they established settlements in numerous places, including Saint Pierre, Miquelon, Martinique, Santo Domingo, and Saint Dominique (Haiti)."