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LISTOF ILLUSTRATIONS.VOLUME TWO.Marquis Charles de BeauharnoisFrontispieceFrom the original painting by Tournieres, in the Musee de Grenoble.Parts of Montana and North Dakota, showingapproximately the Route of Chevalier de laVi^RENDRYE IN 1742, 1743 Page 23Sir William Pepperrell " 73From the original painting by John Smibert, owned by Mrs. UnderhiUA. Budd, New York.Siege of Louisbourg, 1745 " 94LOUISBOURG, 1745, FROM A PlAN BY R. GrIDLEY . , "109Thomas Pelham, Duke of Newcastle "152From the original painting by Hoare, in the collection of the Dukeof Newcastle.Saixt-Luc de la Corne " 185From a miniature owned by F. De Bartzch Monk, Esq., Montreal.Daniel Hyacinthe Marie Lienard de Beau.jeu . "194From a pastel miniature in the possession of Abb6 Verreau,Montreal.
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Page 11: Charles de Beauharnois.
Page 14 and 15: Copyright, 1892,By Francis Parkman.
Page 16 and 17: viLOUISBOURG TAICEN.A Rash Resoluti
Page 21: A HALF-CENTURY OF COIS^FLICT.
Page 24 and 25: 4 SEARCH FOR THE PACIFIC. [1717-172
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Page 45 and 46: ^1742.] A LONELY JOURNEY. 23waited
Page 47 and 48: 1742.] THE BEAUX HOMMES. 25Frenchme
Page 49 and 50: 1742.] THE BOW INDIANS. 27could eve
Page 51 and 52: ^1742,1743.] INDIANS ON THE MARCH.
Page 53 and 54: 1743.] THE SNAKE INDIANS. 31would m
Page 55 and 56: 1743.] THE WAERIORS DISPERSE. 33tak
Page 57 and 58: 1743-1750.] JEALOUSY OF RIVALS. 35g
Page 59 and 60: 1746-1750.] RUINED HOPES. 37event r
Page 61 and 62: 1750.] SAINT-PIERRE'S JOURNEY. 39th
Page 63 and 64: 1752, 1753.] SAINT-PIERRE'S JOURNEY
Page 65 and 66: 1761.] COLLECTION OF MAPS. 43and Ca
Page 67 and 68: 1700-1750.] BRITISH PROVINCES. 45th
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1720.] FRENCH DEMANDS. 47Missions,
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1720-1723.] FRENCH DEMANDS. 49Fathe
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:1717-1720.] MAGNANIMOUS PROPOSALS.
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1717-1720.] OSWEGO. 53Heights. The
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1726-1731.] CROWN POINT. 55They the
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1731-1750.] FRANCE FORTIFIES THE WE
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War of the AustrianCHAPTER XVIII.17
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1744.] ANNAPOLIS. 61and the miserab
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1744.] DUVIVIER'S EXPEDITION FAILS.
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1744.] WILLIAM VAUGHAN. 65Vaughan w
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1745.] SHIRLEY'S ADVICE. 67sented,
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1745.] THE PLAN CARRIED. 69could su
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1745.] PREPARATION. 71had no money,
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Sir IVilliam Pepperrell.
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1745.] WILLIAM PEPPERRELL. 73him, a
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1745.] WILLIAM PEPPERRELL. 75migrat
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1745.] GEORGE WHITEFIELD. 77the min
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1745.] PARSON MOODY. 79to have corr
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1745.] THE NEW ENGLAND ARIVIY. 81mi
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1745.] THE NEW ENGLAND NAVY, 83for
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;1745.] RAPID PREPARATION. 85sent o
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1745.] SHIRLEY AS A SOLDIER. 87The
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1745.] THE EXPEDITION SAILS. 89prev
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1745.] SETH POMEROY. 91"By God, Pom
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1745.] DETENTION AT CANSEAU. 93obse
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96 LOUISBOURG BESIEGED. [1745.borin
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98 LOUISBOURG BESIEGED. [1745.soon
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100 LOUISBOURG BESIEGED. [1745.musk
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102 LOUISBOURG BESIEGED. [1745.Seve
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104 LOUISBOURG BESIEGED. [1745.them
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106 LOUISBOURG BESIEGED. [1745.quer
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108 LOUISBOURG BESIEGED. [1745.enem
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110 LOUISBOURG BESIEGED. [1745.The
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112 LOUISBOURG BESIEGED. [1745.It i
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114 LOUISBOURG BESIEGED. [1745.ered
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116 LOUISBOURG BESIEGED. [1745.comm
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118 LOUISBOURG TAKEN. [1745.could d
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120 LOUISBOURG TAKEN. [1745.joined
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^122 LOUISBOURG TAKEN. [1745.of the
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124 LOUISBOURG TAKEN. [1745.whose a
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^128 LOUISBOURG TAKEN. [1745.he cal
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130 LOUISBOURG TAKEN. [1745.under c
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;132 LOUISBOURG TAKEN. [1745.Latter
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134 LOUISBOURG TAKEN. [1745.like a
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136 LOUISBOURG TAKEN. [1745.It is s
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138 LOUISBOURG TAKEN. [1745.tration
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140 LOUISBOURG TAKEN. [1745.by the
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^142 LOUISBOURG TAKEN. [1745.In Eng
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144 LOUISBOURG TAKEN. [1745.Tendern
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146 DUG D'ANVILLE. [1745.Loiiisbour
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148 DUG D'ANVILLE. [1745.its captur
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150 DUG D'ANVILLE. [1745,1746.axe &
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162 DUG D'ANVILLE. [1746.yet he had
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.^e^riahl ,fj. hy /„!.', fir.
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^154 DUG D'ANVILLE, [1746.even this
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166 DUG D'ANVILLE. [1746.the presen
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158 DUG D'AmaLLE. [1746.than France
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160 DUG D'ANVILLE. [1746.raged all
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^162 DUG D'ANVILLE. [1746.pense and
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164 DUG D'ANVILLE. [1746.English pr
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166 DUG D'ANVILLE. [1746.with the s
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168 DUG D'ANVILLE. [1746,1747.the d
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170 ACADIAN CONFLICTS. [1745, 1746.
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;172 ACADIAN CONFLICTS. [1745,1746.
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174 ACADIAN CONFLICTS. [1746.Canadi
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176 ACADIAN CONFLICTS. [1745-1747.o
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178 ACADIAN CONFLICTS. [1746, 1747.
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180 ACADIAN CONFLICTS. [1745-1747.f
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182 ACADIAN CONFLICTS. [1746,1747.w
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184 ACADIAN CONFLICTS. [1747.neglec
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j^dQf.hy £uUe,.JBromn.,S- C^
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186 ACADIAN CONFLICTS. [1747.St. Je
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188 ACADIAN CONFLICTS. [1747.Cobequ
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190 ACADIAN CONFLICTS. [1747.It cha
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192 ACADIAN CONFLICTS. [1747.three
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19-4 ACADIAN CONFLICTS. [1747.throu
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1747.] AN UNSUCCESSFUL ATTACK. 195w
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1747.] CAPITULATION. 197having been
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1747.] THE RETURN. 199estimate.The
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1747.] THE ACADIANS THREATENED. 201
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;1747.] RAMESAY AND THE ACADIANS. 2
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CHAPTER XXIII.1740-1747.WAR AND POL
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1745-1747.] CLINTON'S DIFFICULTIES.
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1745-1747.] SARATOGA. 209Once, when
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1745-1747.] WILLIAM JOHNSON. 211the
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;1746-1748.] USELESS BARBARITIES. 2
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1746.] ATTACK AT ASHUELOT. 215Ashue
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1746.] PROVINCIAL DISPUTES. 217sent
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1743.] FORT AT NUMBER FOUR. 219Engl
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1746.] ATTACKS AT NUMBER FOUR. 221F
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.1747.] A GREAT WAR-PARTY. 223had a
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1747.] DEFENCE OF NUMBER FOUR. 225t
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1747.] DEFENCE OF NUMBER FOUR. 227w
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1747.] ACCOUNTS OF THE CONFLICT. 22
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1745, 1746.] NORTHFIELD. 231the pre
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;1745, 1746.] REV. BENJAMIN DOOLITT
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1746.] RIGAUD DE VAUDREUIL. 235buil
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1 Journal de la Campagne de Rigaud
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1746.] MARCH OF RIGAUD. 239up the r
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1746.] A PREMATURE ATTACK. 241kind
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"1746.] SITE OF THE FORT. 243There
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;1746.] RIGAUD WOUNDED. 245his days
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1746.] A PARLEY. 247hundred Frencli
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;1746.] CAPITULATION. 249over it. T
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1746] THE PRISONERS. 251with them,
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1746,] RAVAGES. 263Aldrich were all
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;1746-1748.] THE FORT REBUILT. 255o
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APPENDIX.A.CHAPTER XVII. ENGLAND HA
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APPENDIX. 2593*. Que Les fran^ois l
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APPENDIX. 261Je leurs Eepons" 1°.
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APPENDIX. 263appartenu de droit a L
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APPENDIX. 265LiMITES." Supose^ L'ac
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APPENDIX. 267" Je finis Ce memoire
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APPENDIX. 269qui des les premiers t
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APPENDIX. 271" Si les Anglois avoie
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APPENDIX. 273que donne a penser qu'
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APPENDIX. 275I'eussent sans doute f
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APPENDIX. 277On verra que I'Ainiral
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APPENDIX. 279d'un Eeligieux Kecolet
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APPENDIX. 281Mai, a environ une lie
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;APPENDIX. 283" L'Ennemi s'occupa 3
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faite :APPENDIX. 285on n'eut jamais
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APPENDIX. 287" C'est done par une p
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,APPENDIX. 289pied h terre a la Gra
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APPENDIX. 291sieur Daccarrette rent
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APPENDIX. 293" Je ne dois pas oubli
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APPENDIX. 295" lis s'y embarquerent
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APPENDIX. 297hommes qu'il y avoit d
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APPENDIX. 299plusieurs ayant lache
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APPENDIX. 301" Nous avons appris de
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APPENDIX. 303Pointe a Peletier, les
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APPENDIX. 305"Monsieur de la Maisou
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APPENDIX. 307aux soldats et aux hab
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APPENDIX. 309a laisser sortir les t
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APPENDIX. 811m'ont fait reponse, lo
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with two Prizes at Quebec.APPENDIX.
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;ants— But as that is not done ex
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APPENDIX. 317" Wherefore if their C
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APPENDIX. 319the holding of Annapol
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,APPENDIX. 321nies & on the Contine
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APPENDIX. 323Submitted it to your G
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APPENDIX. 325" And I desire you wou
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APPENDIX. 327Scotia) about 150 Leag
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APPENDIX. 329recovery of it out of
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,:discover'd upon seeing the Conten
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pleas'd to send over atAPPENDIX. 33
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APPENDIX. 335his Protection to the
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APPENDIX. 337Circumstances as that
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APPENDIX. 339seem to have been cont
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APPENDIX. 341given by the french Fl
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death,APPENDIX. 343giving me an Acc
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APPENDIX. 345in Exchange for furrs,
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APPENDIX. 347Opportunity of driving
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APPENDIX. 349the Terms of the inten
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APPENDIX. 351now hawling by Land, a
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" most Obedient Servant"W Shirley."
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APPENDIX. 355with or assisted the E
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APPENDIX. 357my Omitting in the Dec
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INDEX.Abenaki Indians, the, i. 36 ;
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;;INDEX. 363" Amazone," the, ii. 15
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;INDEX. 365Beaubassin, Acadian sett
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;;INDEX. 367Cauadian expedition, i.
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INDEX. 369Carheil, the Jesuit, on t
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;INDEX. 371castle, ii. 209 ; sees t
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;INDEX. 373Denis, ii. 259, 262.Deno
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;;;240; his first meeting withthe c
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;INDEX. 377dened with an insupporta
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;INDEX. 379Shute calls a council wi
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;;tablishment of Crown Point, ii.56
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;;Iroquois of the Lake of TwoMounta
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;Father Rale, i. 220; preventspeace
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;;of disasters, ii. 12; avoids a wa
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form a company for the settlementof
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;;Dnvivier, ii. 62 ; refuses to sur
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;;INDEX. 393Mississagas, the, i. 28
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;;i. 156, 161 ; claimed by England,
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;; ;INDEX. 397Northfield, settlemen
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;;;INDEX. 399ley aud the Abenakis,
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;;Cadillac, i. 32 ; Vaudreuil repor
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;;Rameau, i. 209, 327.Ramesay, gove
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;SSgean, Mathieu, the romance of,i.
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INDEX. 407stationed at Saratoga, ii
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;;ture of Louisbourg, ii. 142 ; ont
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;INDEX. 411Toulouse, the Parliament
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;;tack, ii. 129 ; severely wounded,
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;;the French and Indians, i. 61capt
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