The book "Seniors of Old Canada: Chronicle of Feudalism of the New World" was written by the famous historian William Bennett Munro. In this work, the author examines the history of feudal structures in the New World, focusing in particular on Canada. Reproducing the life of the seigneurs and their households in colonial Canada, Munro reveals the complex relationship between the French colonists and the local Indian tribes. The book describes in detail the social and economic aspects of feudalism in the New World, giving the reader the opportunity to better understand the historical context of the formation of Canadian society. Munro concludes his chronicle with reflections on the influence of feudal structures on the further development of Canada as an independent country.