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the generous contribution ofthe Canada Council and the Ontario Arts Council in thepublication of this book.  \n# Canadian Cataloguing in Publication Data\n\nBradbury,Raymond,1937-The war at Fort Maggie  \nISBN 0-919964-36-2  \nI.Title.  \nPS8553.R32W37jC813'.54C81-095152-5PZ7.B72Wa  \nCopyright 1981 by Raymond Bradbury  \nAll rights reserved.No part of this publication may be reproduced,storedin a retrieval system,or transmitted in any form by any means,electronic,mechanical photocopying,recording,or otherwise,without the priorwritten permission of Kids Can Press,585%Bloor Street West,Toronto,Ontario M6G 1K5.  \nCover and book design by Affie Mohammed  \nPRINTED IN CANADA  \nReleased March 1982Kids Can Press,Toronto  \nFor the children of Hampton  \nMargaretAttoukigPintehis  \n# PROJECT NOTES\n\nThis is all about the war we had at FortMaggie.It didn't quite turn out the way weplanned,but we've put it all here just the way ithappened.  \nWe're not sorry that we had to be a bit sneakyabout getting some of our scoops because they'rethe ones we like best.  \nFort Maggie is what we've all been calling thesite,but its real name is Fort Margaret.  \nThanks to our teacher,Mr.Preston,who isnot back at school yet and Miss Case who’s gone.Also,thanks to Mr.Cosman,our bus driver,andto the chaperones.  \nWe hope everyone who reads this projectreport enjoys it because we had a great timedoing it.  \nany terecmanDouggie Thompso  Gordie mcquadaneey ayorProject CommitteeClass 6P  \nSCHOOL LETTER TO PARENTS  \nBloomfield Pubic School P.O.Box 130,Bloomfield Nova Brunswicka,FOG 9Z9238-3694  \nDear Parents:  \nFor our class field trip this year,we will bevisiting the site of Fort Margaret in Passacook Bay.  \nStudents will re-enact the famous siege of 1726when privateers attempted to capture the fort fromthe British garrison.The students will act out theparts of soldiers and privateers,and we all expect tohave lots of fun.  \nThe class will be making notes,tape recordings,and maps.When we return to school,these will beused to write our final history project for the year.We are hoping to make history come alive in a waythat everyone will remember.  \nThe trip will involve an overnight stay at the fort.We will be leaving the school at 9:00 A.M.onTuesday,June 4th and returning by 3:00 P.M.onWednesday,June 5th.  \nIn addition to myself and Miss Gloria Case,ourresource teacher,there will be three parent chaperones.  \nWe will be using tents loaned to us by the XIVPrincess Victoria's Hussars,Militia Corps,and taperecorders generously supplied by the I.O.D.C.,Bloomfield Chapter.  \nEach student is responsible for his or her ownsleeping bag,food,and cooking utensils  \nWe hope that all students will be able to takeadvantage of this unique way of learning history inthe field.  \nA fee of $2.50 per student is required to cover thecost of the bus fuel.  \nSincerely,  \nMr.C.U.Preston,Teacher,Class 6P  \nDetach and return with student  \nI give my permission for……………  \nto take part in the field trip to Fort Margaret.Enclosed is the fee of $2.50.  \nsigned…………   ……  \nParent or Legal Guardian  \n# JOURNAL ENTRY1\n\nReporter:Tracy Chesterman  \n9:05 A.M.Tuesday June 4th  \nWe have to wait because the bus is late,so here ismy first note for the journal.  \nEverybody is here except Laurie who haschicken pox.Some of the class brought heaps ofstuff.Sharon has her cousin's big pack crammedwith pop and maple cream cookies and a radiobesides.She'll be sorry if we have to walk very far.Simon has a kite with a tail as long as this room.Itgot all tangled,so now he's trying to sort it out.  \nThere was a big fight with Mr.Preston over whohe was picking to be colonel and captain.He wantsit to be just like it really was in history.He said hewas going to pick the officers,but we all wanted topick them ourselves.Then he started yelling that hewasn't going to have us mess this up,so we all shutup.After 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