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d'Autray (1637) (1625 to 1644 : Concessions under de Lévis)
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Villeray (1663)
(Jusqu'en 1665 : concessions by the Compagnie de la Nouvelle-France) (1662 to 1686 : concessions under d'Estrades)
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Poirier (1662)
(Jusqu'en 1665 : concessions by the Compagnie de la Nouvelle-France) (1662 to 1686 : concessions under d'Estrades)
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de l'Île de Montréal (1636) (1625 to 1644 : Concessions under de Lévis)
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Des Islets (1671)
(1665 to 1672 : concessions by the intendant Talon) (1662 to 1686 : concessions under d'Estrades)
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Îles Bourdon (1657) (1644 to 1660 : concessions under François-Christophe de Levy)
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In the 1750s and 1760s, the feudal autocracy of France became stronger and stronger. In order to compete for European hegemony, France began to pay attention to building its overseas colonial system. In New France, the French government gradually removed the democratic element from the institutions of colonial rule, freeing the population of the right to vote. A total of 155 of the most famous people in New France are recorded in the generator tool.
They came from different times in New France and witnessed first-hand the changes and progress of New France. After more than a century of constant exploration and expansion, New France has become a vast expanse of land, but because of its sparse population and low level of development, there is still a very significant gap between the UK and France. And when you look at a random sample of a famous person in New France from different eras, you can find their name, their time in office, and their contribution to New France is of profound significance.
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