The Makers of Canada volume 1
The Makers of Canada volume 1
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Champlain, who was at this time endeavouring to induce the merchants to carry out their engage- ments, thought it advisable not to take any part in urging the requests of the mission, for fear of com- promising its success, and he considered it the best policy to be very discreet. Father Coton, provincial of the Jesuit order, accepted with pleasure the pro- posals of the Re'collets, as the order was always glad of an opportunity of preaching the gospel in distant lands. The Jesuits had already ...founded the Acadian mission, but its results had much disap- pointed their hopes. Champlain was pleased to learn that the desire of the Re'collets was accomplished, although he had taken no part towards its fulfil- ment. Indeed his services were fully employed else- where. The old merchants were fighting with the new ones, the dispute arising from the different methods of recruiting crews for their ships.
These petty quarrels, which were constantly brought to the notice of Montmorency, caused him much annoyance, and he consequently resigned his position of viceroy in favour of his nephew, Venta- dour, peer of France and governor of Languedoc, for a sum of one hundred thousand livres.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Champlain, who was at this time endeavouring to induce the merchants to carry out their engage- ments, thought it advisable not to take any part in urging the requests of the mission, for fear of com- promising its success, and he considered it the best policy to be very discreet. Father Coton, provincial of the Jesuit order, accepted with pleasure the pro- posals of the Re'collets, as the order was always glad of an opportunity of preaching the gospel in distant lands. The Jesuits had already ...founded the Acadian mission, but its results had much disap- pointed their hopes. Champlain was pleased to learn that the desire of the Re'collets was accomplished, although he had taken no part towards its fulfil- ment. Indeed his services were fully employed else- where. The old merchants were fighting with the new ones, the dispute arising from the different methods of recruiting crews for their ships.
These petty quarrels, which were constantly brought to the notice of Montmorency, caused him much annoyance, and he consequently resigned his position of viceroy in favour of his nephew, Venta- dour, peer of France and governor of Languedoc, for a sum of one hundred thousand livres.
What to read after The Makers of Canada volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott, Duncan Campbell, 1862-1947 to read onlineMoreLess
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