The Auguste Never Returns to France (1761)

[@yallainrite3658]

There's so much fascinating history to learn. I consider it absurd that movies are made from fictional works. This story would make an excellent movie. Thank you for the upload!

[@evolveausevolveaus]

found your channel, excellent content ! thank you, from australia

[@HMSPrinceofWhales53p]

I had never heard of this ship and loss before today, and I aspire to be a maratime archeaologest. Thank you for putting this video out, I look forward to your future videos!

[@johnbrown5443]

Then you should learn how to spell it.

[@HMSPrinceofWhales53p]

@@johnbrown5443 did it occur to you that this was a rushed comment, sent before I had to do something else? That perhaps I need tbo do something more important then perfectly spell something for people online's convinence?

[@peggybrem2848]

Wonderful story I had never heard before. As a fan of sailing history, these old stories are fascinating & thoughtful. There are more of these stories to learn. Thank you for this one👍

[@theshipwreckarchives]

Whenever someone asks I always assure them that I am not concerned about running out of stories to tell. There is endless history under the sea.

[@mikereger1186]

This is a superb channel. I’m pleased to be one of your first thousand subscribers.

[@theshipwreckarchives]

Thank you so much for your kind words and support.

[@B.Cote39]

Thank you for sharing this ! I'll try and get the land and sea show uploaded .

[@B.Cote39]

San Luc walked from cape Breton to Quebec, in November!!

[@sreed8570]

Leave it to the French to lose august, now they have to go from july right to september.

[@B.Cote39]

He gave me a copy of Land and Sea CBC treasure hunt. I cannot find it anywhere else.

[@theshipwreckarchives]

I am always amazed by the many lesser known books about shipwrecks. Many of them are treasure troves of information. It sounds like a good time.

[@B.Cote39]

Haha st.peters , I'm from this town , he rested here for two weeks Jackie told me .

[@lemonde-libere7062]

A book in french around 2000. The biography of st Luc de la corne

[@theshipwreckarchives]

Sounds fascinating

[@B.Cote39]

I just met the guy who found the wreck