Marc Lescarbot

  

       Marc's family was said to born in a place called Guise, but Marc himself was born in Saint-Pole-de-Leon Brittany. Then Marc studied at a college named Vervin then later at Loan. In Paris he was able to learn 3 different languages Greek, Latin andHebrew. He learned canon  and civil law then involved himself in life of Acadia. In 1558 he graduated as a Bachelor of Laws an took a small part in the negotations for the treaty of laws. When all things seemed doomed Marc was sent for defence of peace. When the treaty had finished he composed 'Harangue d'action de grace' then became published. Marc was called Parlement of paris. With all this being said and done Marc had become a lawyer and went to Port Royal in 1606 and stayed there until de Mont's fur trade license was canceled. When he went back to France he published books and poetry about his journey. There was also a dramatic presantion called The theatre of Neptune written and directed by Marc.