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Samuel de Champlain discovered and explored areas of Canada, including Quebec City and the St. Lawrence River. He also mapped parts of the Great Lakes and is known as the "Father of New France" for establishing the French colony in Canada. Additionally, Champlain made important contributions to cartography and navigation in the region.
Yes He did you can go to his Wikipedia to learn more about it.
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Reference Samuel chapter 3
Samuel de Champlain was born about 1580 in Brouage to a family of mariners. As a child he learned how to navigate, write reports and draw nautical charts. He would not have learned from ancient literature or learn Greek or Latin and instead taught himself to fight with the weapons of the time.
In 1603 Samuel De Champlain goal was to learn more about the area so he could map out the area he was exploring and map out what the Natives people were telling him about the area they were familiar with. He was told what to do on each and every voyage by King Henry fifth. So on his first voyage he was told to map out the area he is going to and brings that map back to France.
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When the witch of En-dor brought up who appeared to be the Prophet Samuel to him and was told by Samuel of his and his sons' death in 1Samuel 28:19.
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It is about keeping your promises to God. The first part of I Samuel is about the calling of Samuel by God. The current high priest's sons were doing evil in the sight of God in the way they carried out their duties, so Samuel became the last of the judges in the Bible and the first of the prophets. Learning to listen for God's voice is another lesson to be learned there. Elijah, the prophet, was another person who had to learn this lesson under different circumstances than Samuel.
"Don't let your anger get the best of you, Samuel. . . . Learn to channel it, and it will become your strength rather than your weakness."