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Chronicles of Canada 

The first 200 years of Canadian history has been taught to students in schools for generations, and now Canadian Genealogy is proud to announce they have completed the transcription of 16 volumes of the 36 volume set "Chronicles of Canada".

The Encyclopedia Wikipedia states:

"Canada is a country of 32 million inhabitants that occupies the northern portion of the North American continent, and is the world's second largest country in area. Inhabited for millennia by First Nations (Aboriginal peoples), Canada has evolved from a group of European colonies into an officially bilingual (English and French), multicultural, federation, having peacefully obtained sovereignty from its last colonial possessor, the United Kingdom. France sent the first large group of settlers in the 17th century, but Canada came to be dominated by the British until the country attained full independence in the 20th century. Its history has been affected by its inhabitants, its geography, and its relations with the outside world."

That early history of Canada, from the aboriginal beginnings up until Post-Confederation Canada, are detailed in the 32 volume set "Chronicles of Canada." And now for the first time online, these valuable volumes are being presented in a cohesive unit, to aid researchers from around the world in understanding Canadian history.

It should be stated that the manuscript includes some historical materials that may imply negative stereotypes reflecting the culture or language of a particular period or place. These items are presented as part of the historical record and should not be interpreted to mean that the WebMasters in any way endorse the stereotypes implied.

• The Dawn Of Canadian History, A Chronicle of Aboriginal Canada

  • Before the Dawn

  • Man In America

  • The Aborigines of Canada

  • The Legend of the Norsemen

  • The Bristol Voyages

  • Forerunners of Jacques Cartier

  • Bibliographical Note

• The Mariner of St Malo, A Chronicle of the Voyages of Jacques Cartier

  • Early Life

  • The First Voyage, Newfoundland and Labrador

  • The First Voyage, The Gulf of St Lawrence

  • The Second Voyage, The St Lawrence

  • The Second Voyage, Stadacona

  • The Second Voyage, Hochelaga

  • The Second Voyage, Winter at Stadacona

  • The Third Voyage

  • The Close of Cartier's Career

  • Itinerary of Cartier's Voyages

    • Voyage of 1534

    • Second Voyage, 1535

    • 1536

    • Third Voyage, 1541

  • Bibliographical Note

• The Founder of New France, A Chronicle of Champlain

  • Champlain's Early Years

  • Champlain In Acadia

  • Champlain At Quebec

  • Champlain In The Wilderness

  • Champlain's Last Years

  • Champlain's Writings And Character

  • Bibliographical Note

• The Jesuit Missions, A Chronicle of the Cross in the Wilderness

  • The Recollet Friars

  • The Jesuits At Quebec

  • In Huronia

  • The Adventurers Of Canada

  • The Return To Huronia

  • The Martyrs

  • The Dispersion Of The Huron

  • The Iroquois Mission

  • The Mission Of Ville Marie

  • The Missionary Explorers

  • The Last Phase

  • Bibliographical Note

• The Seigneurs of Old Canada, A Chronicle of New World Feudalism

  • An Outpost of Empire

  • Gentlemen of The Wilderness

  • Three Seigneurs of Old Canada, Hebert, La Durantaye, Le Moyne

    • Louis Hebert

    • Olivier Morel de la Durantaye

    • Charles Le Moyne

  • Seigneur snd Habitant

  • How the Habitant Lived

  • 'Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam'

  • The Twilight of Feudalism

  • Bibliographical Note

• The Great Intendant, A Chronicle of Jean Talon in Canada 1665-1672

  • To the Rescue of New France

  • New France In 1665

  • The Iroquois Subdued

  • A Colonial Colbert

  • The Intendant and The Sovereign Council

  • Talon and the Clergy

  • Talon's Eventful Journey

  • Renewed Efforts and Progress

  • Talon's Administration Ends

  • Bibliographical Note

• The Fighting Governor, A Chronicle of Frontenac

  • Canada in 1672

  • Louis De Buade, Comte De Frontenac

  • Frontenac's First Years in Canada

  • Governor, Bishop, and Intendant

  • Frontenac's Public Policy

  • The Lurid Interval

  • The Great Struggle

  • Frontenac's Last Days

  • Bibliographical Note

• The Great Fortress, A Chronicle of Louisbourg 1720-1760

  • Preface

  • The Last Sea Link With France 1720-1744

  • The Sea Link Lost 1745

  • The Link Recovered 1748

  • Lost For Ever 1758

  • Annihilation 1760

  • Bibliographical Note

• The Acadian Exiles, A Chronicle of the Land of Evangeline

  • The Founders Of Acadia

  • The British In Acadia

  • The Oath Of Allegiance

  • In Times Of War

  • Cornwallis And The Acadians

  • The 'Ancient Boundaries'

  • A Lull In The Conflict

  • The Lawrence Regime

  • The Expulsion

  • The Exiles

  • Bibliographical Note

• The Passing of New France, A Chronicle of Montcalm

  • Montcalm In France 1712-1756

  • Montcalm In Canada 1756

  • Oswego 1756

  • Fort William Henry 1757

  • Ticonderoga 1758

  • Quebec 1759

  • The Plains of Abraham, September 13, 1759

  • Bibliographical Note

• The Winning of Canada, A Chronicle of Wolfe

  • The Boy 1727-1741

  • The Young Soldier 1741-1748

  • The Seven Years' Peace 1748-1755

  • The Seven Years' War 1756-1763

  • Louisbourg 1758

  • Quebec 1759

  • The Plains Of Abraham September 13, 1759

  • Epilogue - The Last Stand

  • Bibliographical Note

  • Authors Note

• The Father of British Canada, A Chronicle of Carleton

  • Guy Carleton 1724-1759

  • General Murray 1759-1766

  • Governor Carleton 1766-1774

    • The Quebec Act of 1774

  • Invasion 1775

  • Beleaguerment 1775-1776

    • Head Quarters, Holland House, Near Quebec, 15th December 1755

  • Deliverance 1776

  • The Counterstroke 1776-1778

  • Guarding The Loyalists 1782-1783

  • Founding Modern Canada 1786-1796

  • 'Nunc Dimittis' 1796-1808

  • Bibliographical Note

• The United Empire Loyalists, A Chronicle of the Great Migration

  • Introductory

  • Loyalism In The Thirteen Colonies

  • Persecution Of The Loyalists

  • The Loyalists Under Arms

  • Peace Without Honor

  • The Exodus To Nova Scotia

  • The Birth Of New Brunswick

  • In Prince Edward Island

  • The Loyalists In Quebec

  • The Western Settlements

  • Compensation And Honor

  • The American Migration

  • The Loyalist In His New Home

  • Bibliographical Note

• The War With The United States, A Chronicle of 1812

  • Opposing Claims

  • Opposing Forces

    • The American Navy

    • The American Privateers

    • The American Army

    • The United States Volunteers

    • The Rangers

    • The Militia

    • American Non-Combatant Services

    • The British Navy

    • The Provincial Marine

    • British Privateers

    • British Commissariat and Transport

    • The British Army

    • The Canadian Regulars

    • The Canadian Embodied Militia

    • The Canadian Sedentary Militia

    • The Indians

  • Off to the Front, 1812

  • Brock At Detroit and Queenston Heights, 1812

  • The Beaver Dams, Lake Erie, and Chateauguay, 1813

  • Lundy's Lane, Plattsburg, and the Great Blockade, 1814

  • Bibliographical Note

• The War Chief of The Ottawa, A Chronicle of the Pontiac War, 1915

  • The Times And The Men

  • Pontiac And The Tribes Of The Hinterland

  • The Gathering Storm

  • The Siege Of Detroit

  • The Fall Of The Lesser Forts

  • The Relief Of Fort Pitt

  • Detroit Once More

  • Winding Up The Indian War

• The War Chief of the Six Nations, A Chronicle of Joseph Brant

  • The Young Mohawk

  • Battle Of Lake George

  • Schooldays And After

  • The Ways Divide

  • Across The Sea

  • Brant Meets Herkimer

  • Fort Stanwix And Oriskany

  • Fighting On The Frontier

  • Cherry Valley

  • Minisink And The Chemung River

  • Over The Border

  • England Once More

  • Statesman Of The Tribes

  • The Church Bell Rings

  • The Pine-Tree Totters

  • Bibliographical Note

• Tecumseh - A Chronicle of the Last Great Leader of His People

  • Boyhood of Tecumseh

  • Baptism of Fire

  • A Leader among his People

  • The Prophet

  • A Gifted Orator

  • The Battle of Tippecanoe

  • Under the British Flag

  • Fighting on American Soil

  • The Battle of Lake Erie

  • Tecumseh's Last Fight

  • Biographical Note

• The Adventurers of England on Hudson Bay - A Chronicle of the Fur Trade in the North

  • The Fur Hunters

  • The Tragedy of Henry Hudson

  • Other Explorers on the Bay

  • The Adventures of England

  • French and English on the Bay

  • The Great Overland Raid

  • Years of Disaster

  • Expansion and Exploration

  • Biographical Note

• Pathfinders of the Great Plains - A Chronicle of La Vérendrye and his Sons

  • Early Service

  • First Attempt at Exploration

  • Across the Plains

  • The Mandan Indians

  • The Discovery of the Rocky Mountains

  • La Vérendryes Latter Days

• Adventurers of the Far North - A Chronicle of the Frozen Seas

  • The Great Elizabethan Navigators

  • Hearne's Overland Journey to the Northern Ocean

  • Mackenzie Descends the Great River of the .North

  • The Memorable Exploits of Sir John Franklin

  • The Tragedy of Franklin's Fate

  • Epilogue, the Conquest of the Pole

• The Red River Colony - A Chronicle of the Beginnings of Manitoba

  • St Mary's Isle

  • Selkirk, The Colonizer

  • The Purse Strings Loosen

  • Stornoway and Beyond

  • Wintering On The Bay

  • Red River and Pembina

  • The Beginning Of Strife

  • Colin Robertson, The Avenger

  • Seven Oaks

  • Lord Selkirk's Journey

  • Fort William

  • The Pipe Of Peace

  • Primary Source Notes

• Pioneers of the Pacific Coast - A Chronicle of Sea Rovers and Fur Hunters

  • The Voyage of the 'Golden Hind'

  • Vitus Bering On The Pacific

  • The Outlaw Hunters

  • Cook and Vancouver

  • Alexander Mackenzie, From Canada By Land'

  • The Descent Of The Fraser River

  • Thompson and the Astorians

  • The Passing Of The Fur Lords

• The Cariboo Trail - A Chronicle of the Gold-fields of British Columbia

• The Patriotes of '37 - A Chronicle of the Lower Canada Rebellion

• The Tribune of Nova Scotia - A Chronicle of Joseph Howe

• The Winning of Popular Government - A Chronicle of the Union of 1841

• The Fathers of Confederation - A Chronicle of the Birth of the Dominion

• The Day of Sir John Macdonald - A Chronicle of the First Prime Minister of the Dominion

• All Afloat - A Chronicle of Craft and Waterways

• The Railway Builders - A Chronicle of Overland Highways

This site includes some historical materials that may imply negative stereotypes reflecting the culture or language of a particular period or place. These items are presented as part of the historical record and should not be interpreted to mean that the WebMasters in any way endorse the stereotypes implied.

Chronicles of Canada, The Dawn Of Canadian History, A Chronicle of Aboriginal Canada, 1915

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