...lain. After the short supremacy of Charles de Bourbon, the Prince of Conde, an avowed protector of the Calvinists, became viceroy of New France; through his intercession, mer- chants of St. Malo, Rouen , and La Rochelle, obtained a colonial patent from the king; and Champlain, now sure of success, embarked once more for the New World, accompanied by monks of the order of St. Francis. Again he inva...