Legacy 1627-1635 (E06)

Charles I sends the Kirke brothers, a family of mercenaries, to seize French settlements in America. Champlain is forced to give up the colony without resisting. Quebec now belongs to England. In 1633, Champlain returns triumphantly to the habitation. He works tirelessly to rebuild and settle New France. On the evening of Christmas Day 1635, he passes away at the age of 65. David Hackett Fischer, together with Martin Dufour, Chief of the Essipit Montagnais Band Council, help us trace the legacy left by Champlain. (TFO)