Nooks and Corners of the New England Coast

by Samuel Adams Drake

A.

Acadia, New England, included in, [18]; means taken to people, [25]; expatriation of the French, [303].

Adams, John, resists the pretensions of the French Directory, [378], [392].

Agamenticus, called Snadoun Hill, [21]; landfall of early navigators, [120]; ascent of, [123]; mountains seen from, [125].

Agassiz, Louis, at Mount Desert, [48]; anecdotes of, and personal appearance, [49].

Alden, John, claimed to have first landed on Plymouth Rock, [290]; tradition of his courtship, [300], [301].

Alexander, William (Earl of Sterling), islands in his patent, [339].

Alfonse, Jean, cited, [18]; his manuscripts and account of him, [22].

Allerton, Isaac, at Marblehead, [236].

Appledore Island, [160], [187].

Argull, Sir Samuel, his descent at Mount Desert Island, [24], [36].

Arnold, Governor Benedict, extract from his will, [371], note.

Arnold, General Benedict, [427]; anecdote of, [427], [428]; attacks New London, [428], [429]; birthplace, [437].

Aubert, Thomas, supposed discovery by, [21], [275].

Audubon, John James, at Mount Desert, [48].

Auvergne, Latour de, in America, [396].

Auvergne regiment, [396].