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Course image Research: French Forts of New France
Course Summary: Archived
While New France did not see large scale conflicts, as occurred in
Europe, nonetheless, forts were established throughout the
extensive territory, and not surprisingly they could be found along
known transportation routes and lines of communication. Despite not
seeing a lot of action, the forts became a repository of
information storage, and are too often overlooked when searching
for genealogical records.
In presenting what may be found at the forts, this course also presents a vignette on the early settlement of North America. Forts were built to serve a specific purpose, then, when a perceived danger subsided, the site may have served other uses or been abandoned and left to ruin.
Throughout the material are compilation listings of past and existing forts, which will leave you with a vital resource and reference list.
In presenting what may be found at the forts, this course also presents a vignette on the early settlement of North America. Forts were built to serve a specific purpose, then, when a perceived danger subsided, the site may have served other uses or been abandoned and left to ruin.
Throughout the material are compilation listings of past and existing forts, which will leave you with a vital resource and reference list.
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