Greer, Allan; Radforth, Ian [Editors]

About the Author

Allan Greer and Ian Radforth are distinguished historians whose collaborative scholarship illuminates the social and cultural dynamics of early Canada. Their editorial work on The People of New France brings together diverse voices to explore the lived experiences of settlers, Indigenous peoples, and colonial authorities in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Known for their meticulous research and clear prose, they have shaped contemporary understanding of New France through careful analysis of archival sources and community narratives. Their contributions continue to influence both academic discourse and public appreciation of Canada's colonial past.