Quebec
was founded on July 3 1608 by Samuel de Champlain in the indigenous
villages. Settlement was at the river estuary St. Lawrence, so it
quickly began to play a role as a commercial beachhead inland. In the
years 1629 - 1632 the city was occupied by the British. From 1663
Quebec was the capital of New France. Between 1690 and 1711 the town
built next to inwazjom British troops, but in 1759 was re-acquired by
them. Under the Treaty of Paris (1763) was submitted Quebec Englishmen.