BOULLÉ, HÉLÈNE, named de Saint-Augustin (Champlain)
PÉZARD DE LA TOUSCHE CHAMPLAIN, ÉTIENNE
Champlain, became a Minim priest; b. c. 1600 in France, son of Nicolas Boullé, a secretary in the king’s privy chamber, and of Marguerite Alix; d. sometime after 1638
Champlain consisted of 200 long-houses.
According to Father
chief to meet Champlain in June 1609 near Quebec, where he had come with Outchetaguin, a Huron chief, to
Champlain had first allied himself in 1603, received his chieftainship in 1622 through the influence of Champlain. He had protested great friendship to the French, and Champlain, after some delay
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When Champlain arrived in Quebec in April 1610, he was met by the interim commander, Capt
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Champlain had held all legislative, executive, and judicial powers in the colony since 1612. He had acted first as the representative of the company operating the trading-post at Quebec, then, from
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Capitanal’s father, a friend of Champlain, was killed in the battle (1615) against the Iroquois in which Champlain
Champlain in 1628.
Champlain had for a long time wished to adopt some young Indians, in order to have them educated in France. But the obstacle
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Messamouet was chosen, in 1604, to guide Samuel de Champlain in quest of the copper mine that
successful war-party against the Iroquois in the summer of 1603. Champlain described the events that transpired
in 1609–10.
Champlain normally calls him “Capt
Champlain some time before 1612.
In 1611–12, Vignau wintered with
Biencourt de Poutrincourt and Samuel de Champlain in the voyage southwards in the hope of finding a
Champlain’s arrival on the St. Lawrence (29 May 1603) he and François Gravé Du
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