The white and the gold
1954·508 pages
A narrative history of the French regime in Canada from its discovery in 1497 through the early 1700s, focusing on explorers, settlers, and conflicts.
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A narrative history of the French regime in Canada from its discovery in 1497 through the early 1700s, focusing on explorers, settlers, and conflicts.
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Thomas B. Costain was a Canadian journalist and author who became a US citizen in 1920 and rose to international fame in the 1940s as a historical novelist and author of such works as The Silver Chalice and The Black Rose. The White and the Gold was one of his best works and is not a novel, but rather a history of the founding of New France from its discovery in 1497 until the early 1700s when the war with England for the domination of New France began in earnest. Although this is a factual hist...
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Accounts of Iroquois conflicts, colonial warfare, and settler hardships
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Historical analysis of French colonial expansion and European rivalries
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