A half-century of conflict. France and England in North America. Part ...

;;i. 156, 161 ; claimed by England,i. 184; i. 188, 189; ii. 318,321.New France, the early missions of,i. 214; fatal error of her rulersin not acquiring possession ofNew York, i. 273 ; has twoheads, i. 324.New Hampshire, the colony of, i.7 ; the whole burden of war fallsupon, i. 16 ; i. 56 ; the Abenakitribes of, i. 101 ;joins anexpedition against Port Royal,i. 125 ;ordered to furnish troopsfor the conquest of Canada, i.135 ; her prompt response, i.138, 143 ;decides to attack PortRoyal, i. 145; expense of herfutile expedition of 1707, i. 146,150; ii. 55; joins Shirley's expeditionagainst Louisbourg, ii.69, 70, 71 ; make-up of her contingent,ii. 82 ; reimbursed byEngland for expenditures on theLouisbourg expedition, ii. 143supports the plan to conquerCanada, ii. 152; ii. 156; respondsto Shirley's call to thedefence of Annapolis, ii. 182;suffers from Indian border attacks,ii. 21 7 ; disputes the claimof Massachusetts to Fort Dummer,ii. 217; ii. 260, 313, 320,343, 350.New Hampshire Assembly, the,i. 109 ; refuses to support FortDummer, ii. 218.New Hampshire Regiment, the,ii. 109.New Haven, i. 136.New Jersey, State of, ordered tofurnish troops for the conquestof Canada, i. 135 ;refuses tocomply, ii. 137 ;quarrel betweenNew York and, ii. 56 ; supportsINDEX. 395the plan toconquer Canada, ii.1.52.New London, i. 165.New Mexico, i. 311, 346, 354, 357,360, 367.New Orleans, site of, i. 302 ; feeblefoundations laid, i. 318; i.328, 368 ; Charlevoix at, ii. 5.Newton, ii. 242.New York, French plans for thedestruction of, i. 5, 6 ; assistancereceived in waging warfrom the different colonies by,i. 8 ; in a wretched condition fordefence, i. 9 ;private assistancereceived by, i. 9 ; its shortsightedtreatment of the FiveNations, i. 9, 10 ; a mixture ofraces and religions, i. 10 ; Indiantrade in, i. 14 ; a ^^rtual trucebetween Canada and, i. 16;ordered to furnish troops forthe conquest of Canada, i. 135her decided change of policy, i.137 ; sees the necessity of continuingher warlike policy, i.146 ; ordered to make ready forthe Canadian expedition, i. 165 ;the only rival of Canada for thecontrol of the West, i. 273quarrels with New Jersey, ii. 56 ;gives aid to the Louisbourg expedition,ii. 85 ; supports planto conquer Canada, ii. 152 ; ii.156; her deplorable conditionas respects military efficiency,ii. 206; ii. 313, 336,341.New York Assembly, the, i. 137 ;hampers Governor Clinton, ii.207, 208.New York City, receives the newsof the capture of Louisbourg bythe English, ii. 141.New York traders, the, i. 15.Niagara, the Five Nations refuse