The American Colonies 1583 1763
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The colony had, in- deed, been scandalously neglected by its earlier masters, and despite the high ideal of founding a new Christian realm in the West, the power of France in America still rested on a basis y as uncertain as it was narrow. Monks and nuns are not the best pioneers, nor is the cloister the fittest training-ground for the settler who is to make his home in a new country.
But the chief difficulty which faced the French colony on the St. Lawrence was the lack of population. In the y...ear The 1QQQ the city of Quebec had been in existence weakness for over half a century ; yet the total number of )f Canada. -^ inhabitants was less than six hundred. It is true that the government of Louis xiv. At once took active steps to secure a considerable increase of settlers in the pro- vinces of New France. The king himself paid every year the cost of emigrating some three hundred men ; and when after a few years there were many men but hardly any women in Canada, the deficiency was quickly supplied from France.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The colony had, in- deed, been scandalously neglected by its earlier masters, and despite the high ideal of founding a new Christian realm in the West, the power of France in America still rested on a basis y as uncertain as it was narrow. Monks and nuns are not the best pioneers, nor is the cloister the fittest training-ground for the settler who is to make his home in a new country.
But the chief difficulty which faced the French colony on the St. Lawrence was the lack of population. In the y...ear The 1QQQ the city of Quebec had been in existence weakness for over half a century ; yet the total number of )f Canada. -^ inhabitants was less than six hundred. It is true that the government of Louis xiv. At once took active steps to secure a considerable increase of settlers in the pro- vinces of New France. The king himself paid every year the cost of emigrating some three hundred men ; and when after a few years there were many men but hardly any women in Canada, the deficiency was quickly supplied from France.
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