Evangeline's Edge: The True Story of Her Country and Her People with Evangeline by H. W. Longfellow is a detailed study of the life and culture of the French-speaking population of Acadia, including the fate of the Acacia Girl against the backdrop of the tragic events of the deportation of the Acacia Acadians. Authors Jean-Frédéric Erben and Henry Wasworth Longfellow embodied in one book different views on the events that took place in this important period of history. The book contains not only an in-depth analysis of the political and social aspects of the fate of the Acadian people, but also a sensitive reinterpretation of literary works, in particular the well-known poem "Evangeline" by G. U. Longfellow. "Krai Evangelina" is an important book for understanding the history and culture of Acadia, which reveals the soul of this unique region and its inhabitants through the prism of different destinies and symbols.