Discover the enduring story of Canada’s beginnings as told through vivid pageants, vivid portraits, and a thoughtful historical introduction.
This volume revisits the 1908 pageants on the Plains of Abraham and the wider history that shaped New France. It pairs a historical introduction with dramatized scenes, bringing to life Champlain, theJesuits and Ursulines, and the early settlers who built a new world in Quebec. The presentation blends national memory with the drama of battles, missions, and the daily life of a growing colony.
- Scenes from the pageants and ceremonies that marked a milestone in Canadian memory
- Biographies and key moments tied to Champlain, early explorers, missionaries, and Colonial leaders
- Insights into the military and religious dynamics that shaped Quebec and New France
- Vivid descriptions of the people, places, and events celebrated in 1908
Ideal for readers of Canadian history, historical pageants, and readers seeking a concise, accessible portrait of Quebec’s colonial origins.