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From yesterday to today: local history since prehistory
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seriesChapter 2: Our region — the arrival of the first Europeans (1534–c.1600)From the Vikings of Anse aux Meadows to the Great Peace of Montréal in 1701, by way of Cartier and Champlain: the arrival of the Europeans, and why the settlement of New France was so slow.- seriesFrom Yesterday to TodayContents of the series on the region’s history, in four chapters up to 1707: prehistory; the explorations of Cartier and Champlain; the notary Romain Becquet, seigneur in spite of himself; Louise Mousseau, guardian of her granddaughters.
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- Chapter 4: Louise Mousseau (Monceau), the guardian (1635-1707)
- Chapter 3: Romain Becquet, seigneur in spite of himself (1640-1682)
- Chapter 1: Our region, from prehistory to the arrival of the Europeans.
- A Tornado at Sainte-Cécile-de-Lévrard.
- Memories of a Young Immigrant in 1951
- What they drank, under the French regime.
- The Cemeteries
- The Gouin Parish Priests
- The Written Word Remains
- Romain Becquet
- Thomas-Aimé Chandonnet
- Three Houses, One Family: the Méthots