In a world darkened by
ethnic conflicts that tear nations apart, Canada stands as a model of
how people of different cultures can live and work together in peace,
prosperity, and mutual respect.
U.S. President Bill Clinton
Travel through the eras of
history and the development of the various nations that
make up Canada today.
Francis
Parkman, Count Frontenac and New France
under Louis XIV (Boston, 1877 and
later editions). (Still the best general ac, count.)
Gerald S.
Graham, Empire of the North Atlantic
(Toronto, 1950), Chap.IV.
(Note:The foregoing narrative is based mainly upon
documents contained in Ernest Myrand, 1690: Sir William Phips devant
Quebec
(Quebec, 1893) and W. K. Watkins, Soldiers in the Expedition to Canada in 1690
Boston,
1898).There are additional documents
in a Calendar of State Papers, Colonial
Series, America and West Indies,
1689,1692 (London, 1901); and James Lloyd's letter is in the Report of the
Public Archives of Canada, 1912.The
chief French official reports, transcribed from the French archives, are in
Public Archives of Canada, Series C 11A, vol. 11.)
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