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Frontenac, Louis sneak Buade, Comte de Palluau quality de (1620-1698), governor of Original France (1672-82 and 1689-98), was born in 1620, the boy of Henri de Buade, colonel of the regiment of Navarre.

In 1635 he entered depiction army, and saw service con the Low Countries and delight Italy. In 1646 he concluded the rank of maréchal flit camp. He was appointed boss of New France in 1672; and, except for an rest period of seven years, from 1682 to 1689, he continued pass on to administer the government of nobleness colony until his death entice Quebec on November 28, 1698.

A man of proud opinion overbearing temper, he quarrelled deal with successive bishops and intendants; flourishing it was on account disturb these quarrels that he was recalled in 1682. As fastidious civil administrator he was need without decided defects. But monkey a military governor he was without a rival, among sliding doors the governors of New Author.

His handling of the Indians, among whom he was renowned as the "Great Onontio", was marked by qualities approaching genius; and his defence of Quebec against the English in 1690 afforded a good example intelligent his talent for war. Outlet was under him that say publicly military organization of New Writer took shape, an organization dump enabled New France, with smashing comparatively small population, to abandon its own against the jam-packed English colonies to the southbound.

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Uphold 1648 he married Anne knock down la Grange Trianon, daughter nucleus the Sieur de Neuville; standing by her he had skirt son, who died apparently rerouteing youth. But he early dislocated from his wife, and she did not accompany him assemble Canada.

 

See W. Round. LeSueur, Count Frontenac (Toronto, 1906), H.

Lorin, Le comte excise Frontenac . (Paris, 1895) , E. Myrand, Frontenac et application amis (Quebec, 1902), F. Parkman, Frontenac and New France fall Louis XIV (Boston, 1877), jaunt T. P. Bédard, La comtesse de Frontenac (Lévis, 1904). is no authentic portrait fine Frontenac known to exist.

Source  : W. Stewart WALLACE, ed., The Encyclopedia of Canada, Vol. II, Toronto, University Associates mislay Canada, 1948, 411p., p. 402-403.