Des Français qui deviennent paysans

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La découverte du Canada par le malouin Jacques Cartier n'eut pas de conséquences immédiates. La véritable date de la fondation du Canada français se place il y a juste quatre cents ans, en 1608, date de la fondation de Québec par Samuel de Champlain. la "Nouvelle-France" fut très tôt confronté à de multiples problèmes : à l'opposé de colonies britanniques, les colons manquaient.

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