La Salle and the discovery of the great West - North Central ...

;;INDEX. 499Esmanville, the priest, 375, 379.Espiritu Santo Bay, 394, 471.Estrees, Count d', 344.Faillon, Abbe*, connection of LaSalle with the Jesuits, 8 ; theseigniory of La Salle, 12, 13;detailed plan of Montreal, 13;La Salle's discoveries, 29 ; LaSalle in need of money, 49throws much light on the lifeof, 58; 98; on the establishmentof the association of theSainte Famille, 112; plan ofFort Frontenac, 121.Fauvel-Cavelier, Mme., 463.Fenelon, Abbe', 16; attempts tomediate between Frontenac andPer rot, 97 ;preaches againstFrontenac at Montreal, 98.Ferland, throws much light on thelife of Joliet, 58.Fire Nation, the, 44.Five Nations, the, 11.Florida, 483.Florida Indians, the, lodges of,442.Folles-Avoines, Nation des, 61.Forked River (Mississippi), the, 5.Fox River, the, 4, 43, 50, 62, 477.Foxes, the, at the Jesuit missionof St. Esprit, 40; location of,43 ; Father Alloaez among, 45 ;incensed against the French,45 ; the Cross among, 45, 287.France, takes possession of theWest, 52; receives on parchmenta stupendous accession, 308.Francheville, Pierre, 58.Francis, St., 249.Franciscans, the, 133.Franquelin, Jean Baptiste Louis,manuscript map made by, 169,221, 309,316,317,347,390,481,482, 483, 484, 485.Fremin, the Jesuit, 21.French, the, Hnrons the allies ofc4; in western New York, 19-23 ; the Iroquois felt the powerof, 42; the Foxes incensedagainst, 45; the Jesuits seekto embroil the Iroquois with,115 ; seeking to secure a monopolyof the furs of the north andwest, 219; in Texas. 348; reoccupyFort St. Louis of theIllinois, 468.French River, 28, 462.Frontenac, Count,' La Salle addressesa memorial to, 32announces Joliet's discovery ofthe Mississippi to Colbert, 34speaks slightiugly of Joliet,34 ; succeeds Courcelle as governor,56, 57, 60, 67; letterfrom Joliet to, 76; favorablydisposed to La Salle, 85 ; comesto Canada a ruined man, 85 ;schemes of, 86 ; at Montreal,87 ; his journey to Lake Ontario,88 ; faculty for managingthe Indians, 89 ; reaches LakeOntario, 89 ; at Cataraqui, 90addresses the Indians, 91 ; admirable dealing with the Indians,92, 93 ; his enterprisea complete success, 95 ; confersan inestimable benefit on allCanada, 95 ; his plan to commandthe Upper Lakes, 96;quarrel with Perrot, 96 ; arrestsPerrot, 96; has Montreal wellin hand, 96 ; the Abbe Fenelonattempts to mediate betweenPerrot and, 97 ; the Abb*Fenelon preaches against, 98;championed by La Salle. 99;recommends La Salle to Colbert,99 ; expects to share in profitsof La Salle's new post, 101 ;