Samuel De Champlain
Samuel De Champlain
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Champlain had been away from France for three years and a half, on an unsuccess- ful enterprise, yet, indignant as he was against the lobbyists and their bribery, all he said of them was, " God pardon those whom He has taken, and mend those who are still livinc 5) The year 1607 was memorable for the foundation of an English colony at James- town. From that beginning the power of England gradually increased on American soil till it possessed all the land from the Spanish domain in Florida on the... south to the French colonies in Acadia on the north. Fear of English raids, such as that of Ar- gall, who in 1613 destroyed the little Jesuit settlement near Mt. Desert and Poutrin- court's colony at Port Royal, undoubtedly affected the course of French settlers. From 60 SAMUEL DE CHAMPLAIN this time on the main current of French enterprise was directed to Canada instead of to Acadia. The French left the English south of the river St. John in undisputed possession.
FIRST YEAR AT QUEBEC, 1608-1609 On his arrival in France Champlain went to see the Sieur de Monts, showed him his maps and charts, and gave him an account of all that had happened at Port Royal while he was away.
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Champlain had been away from France for three years and a half, on an unsuccess- ful enterprise, yet, indignant as he was against the lobbyists and their bribery, all he said of them was, " God pardon those whom He has taken, and mend those who are still livinc 5) The year 1607 was memorable for the foundation of an English colony at James- town. From that beginning the power of England gradually increased on American soil till it possessed all the land from the Spanish domain in Florida on the... south to the French colonies in Acadia on the north. Fear of English raids, such as that of Ar- gall, who in 1613 destroyed the little Jesuit settlement near Mt. Desert and Poutrin- court's colony at Port Royal, undoubtedly affected the course of French settlers. From 60 SAMUEL DE CHAMPLAIN this time on the main current of French enterprise was directed to Canada instead of to Acadia. The French left the English south of the river St. John in undisputed possession.
FIRST YEAR AT QUEBEC, 1608-1609 On his arrival in France Champlain went to see the Sieur de Monts, showed him his maps and charts, and gave him an account of all that had happened at Port Royal while he was away.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Dwight Sedgwick to read onlineMoreLess
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