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Francis Parkman's history of the first French ventures in North America, first published in 1865: the Huguenot colony in Florida and Samuel de…
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Francis Parkman's history of the first French ventures in North America, first published in 1865: the Huguenot colony in Florida and Samuel de Champlain's work in Acadia and Quebec. The full English text is here.
Francis Parkman · English
Francis Parkman's history of the first French ventures in North America, first published in 1865: the Huguenot colony in Florida and Samuel de…
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By Francis Parkman CONTENTS INTRODUCTION. Part One PREFATORY NOTE TO THE HUGUENOTS IN FLORIDA. CHAPTER I. -- 1512-1561.--EARLY SPANISH ADVENTURE. CHAPTER II -- 1550-1558--VILLEGAGNON. CHAPTER III. -- 1562-1563--JEAN RIBAUT. CHAPTER IV. -- 1564--LAUDONNIERE. CHAPTER V. -- 1564-1565--CONSPIRACY. CHAPTER VI. -- 1564-1565--FAMINE. WAR. SUCCOR. CHAPTER VII. -- 1565--MENENDEZ.
Pagera Editor's Note
Francis Parkman's history of the first French ventures in North America, first published in 1865: the Huguenot colony in Florida and Samuel de Champlain's work in Acadia and Quebec. The full English text is here.

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