The book "History of New France (Version 1617)" is an important source for studying the history of the colonization of North America by the French in the 16th century. The author of the book, Marc Lescarbeau, recreates the life of the first settlers in New France, describes their relations with local Indian tribes and important events of that time. In his work, the author pays attention to the ethnography and cultural features of local residents, their customs and beliefs. In addition, Lescarbo explores the economic aspect of colonization, describing trade relations, land distribution, and the labor of the colonists. This book is a valuable resource for historians, cultural studies, and anyone interested in the history of America's development. It helps to better understand the formation of cultural and ethnic diversity of the region, as well as important events that took place at the beginning of colonization.