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The Old Regime in Canada

by Francis Parkman

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1894. Parkman, American historian, studied and wrote about the history of Canada and the early Northwest. The monarchical administration of France, at the height of its power and at the moment of its supreme triumph, stretched an arm across the Atlantic and grasped the North American continent. This volume attempts to show by what methods it strove to make good its hold, why it achieved a certain kind of success, and why it failed at last.… (more)
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1894. Parkman, American historian, studied and wrote about the history of Canada and the early Northwest. The monarchical administration of France, at the height of its power and at the moment of its supreme triumph, stretched an arm across the Atlantic and grasped the North American continent. This volume attempts to show by what methods it strove to make good its hold, why it achieved a certain kind of success, and why it failed at last.

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