by William Bennett Munro. 1920. 237p

Cartier embarked on a solo journey to New France as Roberval was not prepared to follow suit. Champlain encountered difficulties with rebellious traders and Indigenous peoples in the region. Despite facing financial strains, Louis XIV generously supported New France, showing a keen interest in establishing a thriving colony in the northern wilderness. Under the Bourbons, France dominated in various aspects such as war, art, education, and fashion. Colbert played a crucial role in the administration of New France, overseeing its development and progress. The governance of New France involved challenges with maintaining order and dealing with disputes among settlers and Indigenous communities.