Les Français À Terre-Neuve Et Sur Les Côtes De L'amérique Du Nord, by Adolphe Bellet, explores the extensive history of French involvement in Newfoundland and the coasts of North America. Focusing primarily on the Grand Banks cod fisheries, the book details the activities since the 14th century when Basque fishermen first discovered the New World. This comprehensive study offers a deep dive into the economic, social, and historical impacts of the French presence in this region, shedding light on a significant chapter of maritime exploration and resource exploitation. Readers interested in the history of France, Canada, and the fishing industry will find this work invaluable.
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