The site was filled with hills and low-lying swampy areas. The main reason for choosing Louisburg to place the fort rather than the many other inlets in Cape Breton was upon realizing that Newfoundland could not remain a part of the French colonies, the French authorities became worried about safeguarding their fisheries in North America...
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Louisburg, for many, was a new hope for France at expanding their fisheries in the New World. The French wanted a place to relocate their colonists and to give them peaceful fishing grounds suitable for drying their catches. The fort also needed to be easily defended in the face of an attack. The main line of defense for the fort was the three bastions, the King's Bastion, the Dauphin's Bastion, and the Queen's Bastion...
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