The following article presents a mythocritical research realised through the use of the Hyperbase program, on some of the many discourses of the acadian national congresses (conventions nationales acadiennes), from 1881 to 1937. The goal is to understand how and why France is represented so frequently in the speeches and to determine the role these references play in the nationalist Acadian discourse during the period. The hypothesis of the research as well as their verifications were conducted following the great possibilities of the Hyperbase program, by using both statistical and documentary fonctions.