The First English Conquest of Canada

This informative and engaging history tells the story of the early English attempts to colonize Canada and the North Atlantic, including the expeditions of John Cabot, Humphrey Gilbert, and Martin Frobisher, among others. Kirke's work offers a comprehensive overview of this pivotal period in Canadian history, while also providing a fascinating glimpse into the culture and politics of Renaissance Europe.

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