FOOTNOTES:
[1] Premier Projet pour L'Expédition contre la Nouvelle Angleterre, 1701. Second Projet, etc. Compare N. Y. Col. Docs., ix. 725.
[2] Mémoire du Sieur d'Iberville sur Boston et ses Dépendances, 1700 (1701?). Baron de Saint-Castin also drew up a plan for attacking Boston in 1702 with lists of necessary munitions and other supplies.
[3] Brouillan à Bellomont, 10 Août, 1701. Conseil de Baston à Brouillan, 22 Août, 1701. Brouillan acted under royal orders, having been told, in case of war being declared, to propose a treaty with New England, unless he should find that he can "se garantir des insultes des Anglais" and do considerable harm to their trade, in which case he is to make no treaty. Mémoire du Roy au Sieur de Brouillan, 23 Mars, 1700.
[4] Schuyler, Colonial New York, i. 431, 432.
[5] Colonel Quary to the Lords of Trade, 16 June, 1703.
[6] Cornbury to the Lords of Trade, 9 September, 1703.
[7] Bellomont to the Lords of Trade, 28 February, 1700.
[8] Ibid.
[9] Schuyler, Colonial New York, i. 488.
[10] N. Y. Col. Docs., iv. 658.
[11] Bellomont to the Lords of Trade, 17 October, 1700.
[12] Conference of Bellomont with the Indians, 26 August, 1700.
[13] Journal of Bleeker and Schuyler on their visit to Onondaga, August, September, 1701.
[14] The foregoing chapter rests on numerous documents in the Public Record Office, Archives de la Marine, Archives Nationales, N. Y. Colonial Documents, vols. iv. v. ix., and the Second and Third Series of the Correspondance Officielle at Ottawa.