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The Treaty of Saint
Germain-en-Laye brought peace to England in France when
it was signed on March 29, 1632. Under the terms of the
treaty Canada and Acadia were returned to the Crown of
France and restitution was paid to the English for costs
and losses suffered during the 1629 campaign. Champlain
returned to New France and the transition from English
to French control proceeded smoothly. Champlain rebuilt
the settlement of Quebec and then built two other
settlements including Trois Riveres. |
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