Histoire Et Description Generale De La Nouvelle France
is a comprehensive historical account by Pierre-François-Xavier de Charlevoix. This extensive work, covering the period from 1684 to 1731, delves into the history and general description of New France. This edition includes books XII through XXII, offering detailed insights into the region's development, exploration, and the establishment of European settlements.
Charlevoix's meticulous narrative forms part of a larger project aimed at chronicling the history of the New World. This volume provides a rich, chronological overview of significant events and developments, making it an invaluable resource for understanding the colonial history of North America. The text remains an essential reference for historians and researchers interested in the early European presence and the unfolding history of what would become Canada.
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