The Utopian text by More will have it that a « Space pattern » — according to the Euclidian geometry and the new Renaissance perspective — is a needful part of the future « Society » which, for example, gets rid of the landed private property. Blanchard's Regional geography in Québec, imbued with Vidal's geographic habits, applies the determinist concept of genre de vie, a sort of « way of life » which forsook the sense of that right. So this Regional geography maintains that Nature could get into contact with Man, without any medium such as a right, law or convention, etc. This Utopian explanation needed a « Space pattern », to which Blanchard intended his chapters of Geomorphology. On that score, his description of the « peneplains » calls to mind the XVIlth century « cadastral » plan upon the St. Lawrence Lowlands.