Old France in the New World Quebec in the Seventeenth Century
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Dr. Blair, came to possess the William and ^lary College; and sixty-one years after the foundation of Harvard, Yale was opened with the avowed purpose of making it a training school for ministers.
The first schoolmaster in Canada was the Recollet Brother Pacifique, who taught some little savages at Three Rivers as early as 161 6; the second was Father Le Caron. Of the same order, who two years afterward opened a school in Tadousac. The monks of Saint Francis, had their means been sufficient, mi...ght have established the Seminary at Quebec, which their general Sjaidic, M. Charles de Bolies, recognized as an essential adjunct to missionary work; but, once the Jesuits entered the field, higher education was felt to be rightfully within their province. When the Jesuits returned to Canada without the Recollets, after the Restoration, Father Le Jeune promptly opened school with two scholars, and in 1635 the Society built a schoolhouse, in which they tried the co-education of white and red boys with very CENSUS OF 1681.
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Dr. Blair, came to possess the William and ^lary College; and sixty-one years after the foundation of Harvard, Yale was opened with the avowed purpose of making it a training school for ministers.
The first schoolmaster in Canada was the Recollet Brother Pacifique, who taught some little savages at Three Rivers as early as 161 6; the second was Father Le Caron. Of the same order, who two years afterward opened a school in Tadousac. The monks of Saint Francis, had their means been sufficient, mi...ght have established the Seminary at Quebec, which their general Sjaidic, M. Charles de Bolies, recognized as an essential adjunct to missionary work; but, once the Jesuits entered the field, higher education was felt to be rightfully within their province. When the Jesuits returned to Canada without the Recollets, after the Restoration, Father Le Jeune promptly opened school with two scholars, and in 1635 the Society built a schoolhouse, in which they tried the co-education of white and red boys with very CENSUS OF 1681.
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