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Simon François, d’Aumont, sieur de Saint Lusson
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Simon François, d’Aumont, sieur de Saint Lusson

French explorer
Also known as: Simon François Daumont
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Simon François d'Aumont, sieur de Saint Lusson, was a French explorer who, in 1671, took possession of all the interior of the North American continent for France. This act was performed at Sault Ste. Marie and was considered an extension of New France. His exploration and claim were part of France's efforts to expand its territory and influence in North America during the colonial era.1

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  1. Daniel Greysolon, Sieur DuLhut
  2. New France

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