INDEX.
[Reference is commonly made but once to a book if repeatedly mentioned in the text; but other references are made when additional information about the book is conveyed.]
Aa, Van der, Galerie, etc., [385].
Abenakis, [150], [264], [273];
authorities, [149];
MSS. about, [367];
controversial literature on its bounds, [154], [155];
called Larcadia, [88];
called Lacadia, [92], [93], [202];
La Hontan’s map (1709), [153];
Lescarbot’s map, [152];
map, (1663), [148], (1684), [228];
map of, [384];
name first used, [149];
origin of, [149];
population, [142].
[Acadia]. See [Nova Scotia].
Acadie. See [Acadia].
Acapulco, [46].
Accault, Michel, [184], [224].
Achiganaga, [187].
Achter Col, [408].
Acrelius, Israel, Nya Sverige, [494].
Agnese, B., map (1536), [38], [40], [73], [81];
(1543), [82];
(1554), [89];
(1564), [90].
Agniez. See [Mohawks].
Agona, [57].
Agouhanna, [53].
Agramonte’s expedition, [5], [11].
Agreskoué, [284].
Ahmed map (1559), [78].
[Aillon], L. V. d’, his voyage, [10], [414], [429].
“Aimable”, ship, [236].
Aitzema, L. van, [424], [491].
Albanel, [270];
autog., [271].
Munsell’s books on, [435].
Alegambe, Mortes illustres, [306].
Alexander VI., Bull of, [56].
Alexander, Sir William, charter of, [142];
sources, [155];
Encouragement to Colonies, [62], [155], [378];
Mapp of New England, [155];
his coinage, [155];
portrait, [156].
Alezay Island, [49], [77], [78].
missions, [267], [309], [310];
country of, [298].
Allard, Atlas, [375];
Atlas minor, [376].
Allefonsce, Jean, [58];
account of, [59];
his Cosmographie, [60];
authorities on, [68];
Les voyages avantureux, [68], [72];
death, [68];
cartographical sketches, [74].
Alleghany range, [iv], [xi], [xxvi].
Allègre, d’, [333].
Allerton, Isaac, [456].
Allouez, Claude, [174], [224], [238], [239], [286], [288];
Voyages, [315];
at Green Bay, [207];
at Lake Superior, [311];
autog., [311];
accounts by Shea and Margry, [315].
Altena, [404].
Alumet Island, [124].
Alverez, John, [69].
Ameda (tree), [54].
America, North, maps of northeast coast, [81];
maps of west coast, [35].
American Antiquarian, [201].
American Catholic Quarterly, [223].
American Church Review, [18].
Américanistes, Congrès des, [15], [18].
Amistigoyan, Fort, [258].
Amours, [335].
Amundson, Hans, [465], [466], [471], [475];
autog., [465].
Anacostans, [165].
Anckerhelm, Thijssen, [472];
autog., [472].
See [Delawares], [Susquehannahs].
Andiat, L., Brouage et Champlain, [131].
Andrada, Claros varones, [306].
Andrade’s Chronicle, [22].
André, [174].
Andros, Sir Edmund, [195], [349].
Andros Tracts, [364].
Angos family, [4].
Angoulême, Lake of, [52], [84], [88], [92], [98], [378], [383].
Anguelle, Anthony, [48], [184].
Anian, Straits of, [93], [96].
Annales de philosophie chrétienne, [57].
Annales des voyages, [64].
Annapolis Basin, [138].
Annuæ Litteræ Societatis Jesu, [292], [300].
Annuaire de l’Institut Canadien, [361].
Anthony, Peter, [265].
[Anticosti], [50], [77], [117], [153].
See [Ascension], [Assumption].
Antilia, [41].
Anti-Rent troubles, [431].
Apes, region of, [202].
Apian, Philip, Erdglobus, [101].
Apianus, map (1540), [81].
Appalachian system, iv, [253].
Appelboom, H., [484].
Appleton, W. S., [361].
Arcangeli on Verrazano, [17].
“Archangel”, ship, [110].
Archer, Andrew, History of Canada, [368].
Archives curieuses, [150].
Archivio Storico Italiano, [17], [18].
Arctic regions, cold of, [iii].
Arenas, Cabo, [83], [101], [413].
See [Cod, Cape].
Arfwedson, C. D., Nova Svecia, [495].
at Mount Desert, [141];
in Acadia, [151].
Argenson, Governor, [168];
autog., [168].
Arkansas, Indians, [298];
river, [178].
Armovchiqvois, [152].
Armstrong, Edward, on the site of Fort Nassau, [437], [497];
on the Court at Upland, [498].
Arnould, Antoine, [291].
Aryan emigrations, [xi].
[Ascension] Island, [51], [72], [75], [76].
See [Anticosti].
Asher, G. M., Essay on Dutch Books, etc., [416], [498];
Bibliography of New Netherland, [439];
Bibliography of Hulsius, [442].
[Asia] connected with America, [36], [40], [43], [60], [73], [76];
passage to, [382];
the parent of civilization, [i].
See [Cathay].
“Asia”, ship, [411].
Asseline, David, La ville de Dieppe, [88].
Assemani, Abbé, [78].
Assendasé, [283].
[Assenipoils], Lake, [249], [252].
Assikinach, Francis, on the Odahwah legends, [168].
Assineboines, [169], [171], [182].
See [Assenipoils].
[Assumption] Island, [51], [76], [85], [94], [98], [100].
See [Anticosti].
Astrolabe lost by Champlain, [124].
Atchaqua, [45].
Atlas Ameriquain, [155].
Atlas Contractus, [375].
Atlases, general, [369].
Attikamegues, [274];
mission, [267].
Atwater, Caleb, History of Ohio, [198].
Aubert, Père, [289].
Aubert, Thomas, on the Newfoundland coast, [4], [5], [64].
Aulnay, Sieur d’, [143];
autog., [143];
visits Boston, [145];
Australian Company, [443].
See [South Company].
Auteuil, [335].
Autograph-hunters, [411].
Avezac, d’. See [Davezac].
Avoine, Folle, [187].
Ayllon. See [Aillon].
[Baccalaos], [36], [37], [38], [39], [40], (Baccalearum regio), [42], [43], (Baccalear), [45], [56], [62], [67], [74], [81], [82], [84], (Bacalliau), [85], (Baqualhaos), [86], [87], [88], (Bacalaos), [90], [91], (Bacalhao), [92], [93], [94], [97], [99], [100], [101], [143], (Bacaillos), [152], [377], [378], [414];
Bacchus Island, [52].
Bache, Professor, [33].
Bacqueville. See [Potherie].
Badajos, Congress of, [10].
Bailloquet, [270];
autog., [270].
Baird, C. W., History of Rye, [441].
Baldelli, Storia del milione, [82].
Baldwin, C. C., on the early maps of the West, [201];
Early Maps of Ohio, [224];
Iroquois in Ohio, [298], [299];
on Indian migrations, [298].
Bancroft, George, [295], [299];
on Verrazano, [18];
on New Sweden, [496];
on Cartier, [65].
Banks, Thomas C., Case of Earl of Stirling, [155];
Baronia Anglia, [155].
Barcia, G. de, Ensayo chronologico, [17].
Bardsen, Ivan, [416].
Baribaud, [187].
Barker, J. N., Settlements on the Delaware, [496].
Barlow, S. L. M., his collection of Canadian maps, [201].
Barnard, D. D., [435].
Barnes, William, Albany, [435].
Barrois, [336].
Basque fisheries, [86].
Bauche, Marchioness de, [273].
Baudet, Leven van Blaeu, [437].
Baudoin, an Acadian priest, [161].
Baugis, Chevalier de, [339].
Baugy, Chevalier de, [186], [188].
Bayard, Nicolas, [411].
Baylies, F., History of the Old Colony, [160].
Bazire River, [178], [209], [235].
Beach, Indian Miscellany, [297].
Beaujeu, [234];
autog., [234];
his character, [241].
Beaulieu, [270].
Beaumont, [139].
Beaupré, Viscount of, [57].
Beaurain, J. de, [375].
[Beauvais], Sieur de, [188].
Beaver. See [Fur-trade].
Beaver Indians, [268].
Bedard, M. T. P., [361].
Beekman, J. W., [418].
Begin, Louis, [354].
Bégon, [349].
autog., [449].
Belknap, Jeremy, New Hampshire, [159].
Belleisle, [85], [92], [94], [95], [97], [98], [99], [100], [383].
Belle Isle, Straits of (Bella Ilha), [37], [47], [49], [72], [73].
Bellefontaine, [238].
Belleforest, [31];
Histoire universelle, [17];
Bellemare, R., [303].
Bellero, map, [38].
Bellin, [262];
his map, [64].
Bellinger, Stephen, [61].
Bellomont, Earl of, [356].
Belmont, Abbé, missionary, [275];
autog., [275].
Belmont, Histoire du Canada, [294], [358].
Belt of land surrounding the globe, [40], [43].
Bengtson, A., [484].
Benson, Egbert, [421].
Benton, Herkimer County, [421].
Benzoni, [255].
Berchet, Portolani, [84].
Bergeron, Voyages en Asie, etc., [68].
Bergström, R., Nya Sverige, [502].
Berkshire Hills, [xxv].
Bermuda, [46], [78], [83], [89], [93], [95], [96], (Belmuda), [97], [98], [99], [373], [377].
Bernard, Recueil de voyages, [255], [256].
Bernard’s Geofroy Tory, [31].
Berry, William, his map, [390].
Bersiamites’ Missions, [267].
Bestelli e Forlani, Tavole moderne, [369].
Berthelot, Amable, Dissertation, etc., [9].
Berthier, [347].
Berthot, Colin, [187].
Bertius, Tabularum, etc., [102].
Bettencourt, C. A. de, Descobrimentos dos Portuguezes, [37].
Beversrede, Fort, [402], [464].
Beyard, Nicholas, Journal, [365].
his Relation, [151], [292], [295], [300].
Bibaud, M., Histoire du Canada, [367], [368];
Bibliothèque Canadienne, [367].
Bibliothèque Canadienne, [367].
Big Mouth (Indian), [340], [341].
letters, [315];
Relation, [315];
autog., [315].
Bigot, Vincent, [273].
Biguyduce. See [Castine].
Bikker, G., [472].
Binneteau, [288].
Biographie des Malouins, [65].
Biörch, T. E., Dissertatio, [493].
Birds, Island of, [47].
Black Mountains, [iv], [xxv], [xxviii].
Blaeu, W. J., [375], [376], [378];
Atlas major, [375];
Atlas, [375];
maps of 1662 and 1685, [391];
atlases, [437].
Blanchard, Rufus, Discovery and Conquests of the Northwest, [200].
Blanck, J., [461].
Blanco, Cape, [46].
Block Island, seen by Verrazano, [7];
attacked by the French, [352].
Blome, Richard, Isles and Territories, [385], [430];
Present State, [430].
Blommaert, Samuel, [445], [446], [499];
autog., [445].
Blondel, Jehan, [64].
Blundeville, Exercises, [97].
Bobé, [262].
Bocage, Barbie du, [86].
Bockhorn, J., [471].
Boeotics (Indians of Newfoundland), [48].
Bogardt, Jost van, [453].
Bogardus, Everhard, [441];
autog., [441].
Boimare, Texte explicatif, [225].
Bois Brulé, [182].
Boisseau, [185], [336], [385].
Bollero map (1554), [89].
Bolton, West Chester County, [421], [441].
Bona Madre, Rio de, [83].
Bonavista, Cape, [47].
Bonde, A. S., [450].
Bonde, Christer, [471];
autog., [471].
Bone Island. See [St. Croix Island].
“Bonne-Aventure”, ship, [64].
Bonnetty, [57].
Bonrepos, Description de la Louisiane, [255].
Booth, M. L., New York, [440].
Borben, Jacob, [447].
Bordone, [45];
Isolario, [77];
his map, [414].
Börsenblatt, [439].
Boston, Franquelin’s map, [162];
harbor, [110];
her merchants plundered, [352];
her merchants on the Delaware, [456], [460], [497];
proposed attack on by the French, [161], [351].
Boston Athenæum, [248].
Boston Public Library, [248].
Bosworth, Newton, Hochelaga, [304].
Botero, Giovanni, [102];
Relaciones, [378];
his map, [378].
Boucher, Pierre, [171], [271], [336];
Mœurs et productions de la Nouvelle France, [298].
Boucher de la Bruère, Le Canada, [368].
Boudan, [390].
Boulanger, Père le, [288].
Boullé, Nicolas, [164].
Bourbourg. See [Brasseur de Bourbourg].
Bourdon, Jean, [385].
Bourgeois, Margaret, [294], [309];
autog., [309];
lives of, [309].
Bourne, History of Wells, [160].
Bouteroue, [366].
Bowen, Francis, Life of Phips, [160], [364].
Bowen, N. H., Isle of Orleans, [308].
Boyd, John, Canadian History, [368].
Bozman, J. L., History of Maryland, [496].
Bradford, Governor of Plymouth, [400].
Bradstreet, Simon, [159], [160], [365].
autog., [458].
Bras Coupé. See [Tonty].
[Brasseur de Bourbourg], Histoire du Canada, [296], [360], [367].
Bravo, Rio, [234].
visited by Thevet, [12].
Brebeuf, Jean de, [129], [133], [265], [266], [275], [277], [278], [305];
arrives, [301];
in the Huron country, [301];
account of, [307];
silver bust of, [307];
Breda, treaty of, [146], [408].
Breeden Raedt, [419], [425], [490].
Bresil Island, [96].
Bressani, Père, [277];
Breve Relatione, [294], [305];
captured, [305];
autog., [305].
Breton, Cape, [37], [38], [82], [83], [85], [86], [87], [88], [89], [90], [92], [94], [96], [98], [99], [100], [101], [202].
See [Cape Breton].
Breton fishermen on the coast, [3], [16], [63].
Brevoort, J. C., [74], [93], [416], [417];
Verrazano the Navigator, [18], [25].
Brice, W. A., Fort Wayne, [198].
Briggs, Master, his map, [378], [383].
Brinton, D. G., on the Shawnees, [298];
Myths of the New World, [299].
Brockhaus buys Muller’s Collection, [439].
Brodhead, J. R., [409], [424];
his character as an historian, [432];
History of New York, [432];
makes copies from French Archives, [366].
Bronze implements, viii.
Brooklyn, histories of, [441].
Broughton, Concent of Scripture, [102].
Brown, Henry, History of Illinois, [198].
Brown, General J. M., on the voyages on the coast of Maine, [107].
Brucker, J., Marquette, [222], [246].
Brulé, Etienne, [165];
in New York, [132].
Brunson, Alfred, [310].
Buache, Philip, [375].
Buade, Louis de. See [Frontenac].
See [Mississippi].
Buena Madre, River, [46].
Buena Vista (Newfoundland), [88].
Buffalo (animal), [xv], [202].
Building-stones, [x].
Bulletin de la Société de Géographie de Paris, [245].
Bulletin de la Société Géographique d’Anvers, [375].
Butel-Dumont, [155].
Buteux, [269], [271], [274], [275], [305], [307];
autog., [271];
death, [308].
Butler, J. D., [245].
Butterfield, C. W., on Nicolet, [196], [304].
Cabo de Conception, [35], [36].
Cabot, John, [1], [74], [412].
Cabot, Sebastian, [1];
his map (1544), [76], [77], [82];
section of, [84].
Caen, William and Emery de, [67].
Cahokias, [288].
[Gulf of], [97], [178], [179], [202].
Callières, Chevalier de, [160], [195].
Cambrai, Treaty of, [47].
[Campanius], (Holm), Johan, [453], [464];
Nya Swerige, [385], [491], [492];
map in (1702), [394], [485], [499].
Campbell, J. V., Political History of Michigan, [199].
[Canada], [51], [85], [89], [93], [95], [96], [97], [98], [99], [100], [101], [373];
Archives of, [366];
bibliography of, [367];
documents concerning, at Quebec, [62];
in the English Record Office, [366];
extent of early colonists, [xix];
general histories of, [367];
medals of, [361];
Canadian Antiquarian, [149].
Canadian Journal, [72], [168], [201].
Canadian Parliament, Catalogue of the Library of, [366].
Canadian, picture of a, [297].
Canadians, comparative physique of, [xvi];
purity of blood among,[xviii];
costume of early soldiers, [365].
Canandaigua, Lake, [125].
Canniff, William, Upper Canada, [368].
Cantino on the Cortereals, [13].
[Cape Breton], [41], [58], [61], [69], [73], [74], [78], [373], [377], [383], [384], [388];
mapped by Allefonsce, [77];
missions, [301].
See [Breton, Cape].
Cape. See names of capes.
Capiné, [255].
Capuchins in Maine, [273], [300].
Caragouha, [264].
Carayon, Auguste, Bibliographie de la Compagnie de Jésus, [295];
autog., [295];
Bannissement des Jésuites, [294];
Chaumonot, [316];
Première Mission, [151], [292], [300].
Carillon, Fort, [119].
Carion, [331].
Carleill, Captain J., his Discourse, [57].
Carleton, Sir Dudley, [400].
Carli, Fernando, [17].
Carlson, F. F., Sveriges Historia, [498].
Carré, E., in Boston, [316].
Carta Marina (1548), [40], [43].
Cartas de Indias, [38].
Carter-Brown Library, [248], [299].
“Cartier, Jacques”, by B. F. De Costa, [47];
his harbor, [94];
his bay, [98];
autog., [48];
first voyage, [63];
Discours, [63];
Relation originale, [63];
second voyage, [50];
his vessels, remains of, [55];
third voyage, [56];
ancestry, [62];
marriage, [62];
his manor-house, [63];
account of second voyage, [64];
Roffet text, [64];
his route, [64];
names of his companions, [64];
Brief Récit, [64];
epitome of his movements, [64];
death, [66];
his maps, [73];
his discoveries first appeared in a printed map (Cabot’s, 1544), [77];
traces of, in maps, [81];
on the St. Lawrence, [164].
Cartography. See [maps].
Carver, the traveller, [262].
Caton, J. D., on the Illinois, [198].
Casgrain, Abbé, [130], [196], [306];
on Parkman, [158];
Œuvres, [359];
Tombeau de Champlain, [130];
Une paroisse Canadienne, [360].
Casimir, Fort, [404], [467], [468], [470], [472], [473], [478].
Cass, General Lewis, [198], [242], [366].
Cassell, United States, [384].
Castell, William, Short Discovery of America, [427].
[Castine], D’Aulnay at, [143].
See [Pentagöet].
Cataraqui, River, [324].
Sea of, [72].
See [Asia].
Cathérine de St. Augustin, [312];
life by Ragueneau, [312].
Catholic Telegraph, [222].
Catholic World, [222].
Catskill Mountains, [xxv].
Caughnawaga, [284].
Cavelier, Jean, Journal, [236];
autog., [234];
Report, [241].
Cayet, [131]; Chronologie, [150].
the “Griffin” built at, [183];
Cellarius, Speculum, [101].
Century Magazine, [44].
Cespedes, Yslario general, [24];
Navigacion, [378].
Chabanel, [277], [278], [305];
autog., [277];
murdered, [307].
Chabot, Admiral, [22], [47], [50].
Chaleur Bay, [49], [87], [92], [94], [98], [100].
Chalmers, George, [160].
Chamaho, [41].
Chambly, De, [147].
Chamcook Hill, [137].
Champdoré, [139].
Champigny, [160], [346], [356];
autog., [346].
Champlain, [397];
account by E. F. Slafter, [103];
explores the New England coast, [107], [108];
on the Nova Scotia coast, [112];
his surveys, [113];
his descriptions, [113];
made lieutenant-governor, [113];
returns to Canada, [113];
autog., [119];
returns to France, [121], [122];
in France (1614), [124];
among the Hurons, [126];
again returns to France, [126];
carried to England (1629), [129];
returned to Quebec, [123], [129];
authorities, [130];
his Des Sauvages (1603), [130];
Les Voyages (1613), [131];
his maps, [131];
Quatriesme Voyage, [131];
Voyages et descouvertures (1619), [132];
Les Voyages (1632), [132];
Treatise on Navigation, [133];
reprints, [133];
Brief Discours, [133];
English translations, [134];
his burial-place, [130];
at Port Royal, [138];
his maps, [378],
(1613), [382],
arrives, [301];
domestic life, [301];
marries, [164].
Champlain, Lake, map of, [391];
history of, [120].
Charlefort, [101].
Charles X. (Sweden), [476];
autog., [476].
Charles, Fort, [227].
Charlesbourg Royal, [57].
Charlevoix, P. F.-X. de, account of, [154];
Histoire de la Nouvelle France, [154], [262], [358], [367];
Shea’s translation, [358];
not partial to Montreal, [303].
Chastes, Amyar de, [103], [105].
Chateaux, Bay of, [89].
Chatham Harbor, [112].
Chats, [293].
Chaudière River missions, [273].
Chaulmer, Charles, Le Nouveau Monde, [296], [426].
Chaumonot, Joseph, [280], [281], [307], [316];
autog., [316];
life of, [316];
his autobiog., [292].
Chauveau on Garneau, [359].
Chauvigny, Magdalen de. See [Peltrie].
Chaves, Alonzo de, [81], [90];
his map, [30].
Chaves, Hieronymus, [81].
Chemoimegon Bay, [175].
Cheney, Mrs., Rival Chiefs, [154].
Cherokees, [298].
Chesapeake Bay, [217].
Chesepick, [377].
Chesnay, Aubert de la, [336].
Chevalier edits Sagard, [290].
Cheyennes, [211].
Chicago, [258];
Fort, [231];
Historical Society, [198];
was Marquette at?, [209];
River, [224].
Chickasaw Bluffs, [225].
Chilaga, [94], [95], [99], [100], [378].
Chinagua, [40].
Chippewas, [175], [268], [286].
Choisy, Abbé de, [141].
Chomedey, [303].
See [Maisonneuve].
Choüacoet, [152].
Chouart, Medard, [189].
See [Groseilliers].
Chouegouen, [293].
Christina, Queen (Sweden), [448];
autog., [448];
abdicates, [476].
Christina, Fort, [404], [462];
siege of, [480].
Christinahamn, [474].
Christopher (bay), [46].
Chronologie de l’histoire de la paix, [131].
Church, Colonel Benjamin, [160];
his Expedition to the East, [160].
Cibola, [97].
Cigateo, [45].
See [Japan].
Circourt, Comte, on Parkman, [158].
Clark, John S., [125];
on the Iroquois missions, [293].
Clark, J. V. H., Onondaga, [126], [309], [421].
Clarke, Peter, [298].
Clarke, Robert, Americana, [198].
Clarke, Samuel, Geographical Description, [430].
Clarke, Dr. William, [155].
[Claudia Island], [377], [378].
Clay, J. C., Annals, [496].
Clément, Bibliothèque curieuse, [437].
Clément, Histoire de Colbert, [366].
Cleveland, R. H., [416].
Climate of North America, [ii], [vi], [xii].
Cluvier, Philipp, [426].
Coal-mines, [viii].
Coal-oil, [ix].
Cocheco, [159].
Cock, P., [500].
Cock, P. L., [452].
[Cod, Cape], [69], [70], [71];
on the old maps, [413].
Codfish called baccalaos, [3].
Cogswell, J. G., [17].
Colbert, [172];
and Frontenac, [321];
Lettres, etc., [366];
autog., [366];
life of, by Clément, [366].
Colbert River, [206], [237], [245].
See [Mississippi].
Colden, Cadwallader, Five Indian Nations, [299], [359], [421];
autog., [299];
portrait, [299].
Coleccion de documentos ineditos, [30].
Coleccion de los viages, [30].
Collières, [347].
Collin, Rev. N., [488], [494], [496].
Colom, Arnold, [376];
Zee-Atlas, [376];
Ora Maritima, [376].
Colom, J. A., [379];
Pascaart, [376].
Colon, Donck, [419].
Columbus, Christopher, his map, [34].
Columbus, Ferdinand, his map, [37].
Colve, Anthony, [408];
autog., [409].
Combes, [299].
Comets, [310].
Comokee, [377].
Company of the Hundred Associates, [127], [134].
Condé, Prince de, [123].
Congress, Library of, [248], [299].
Conibas, Lake, [97], [99], [101].
Connecticut River, [217];
Dutch and English on the, [405].
Continents, shape of, [ii].
at Lake Superior, [202];
mines, [111], [164], [165], [171], [175], [178], [198], [215], [219], [221], [287], [313], [314];
near the Bay of Fundy, [105];
used by natives, [viii];
in Connecticut, [xxix].
Coppo, Piero, his map, [45].
Cordeiro, Luciano, on the Early Portuguese Discoveries in America, [15].
Corlaer, [342].
Coronelli and Tillemon, maps, [229], [232].
Correspondant, Le, [357].
Corssen, Arendt, [464].
Cortereal, voyages of, [1];
authorities on, [12];
confusion of accounts, [13], [14].
Corterealis, [35], [36], [39], [42], [74], [81], [82], [84], [86], [94], [95], [97], [100], [101], [373], [378].
Cortes, his treasure-ships, [5].
Costerus, [425].
Coudray, André, [354].
[Courcelles] or Courcelle, Seigneur de, [172], [366];
returns to France, [177];
expedition against the Mohawks, [283], [311].
Coureurs de bois, [330], [345].
Courtemanche, [365];
autog., [365].
Cousin, Jean, [31].
Couture, [238].
Covens and Mortier, [375], [385];
map of, [390].
Cowan, F. W., [425].
Coxe, Daniel, Carolana, [262].
Cramoisy Press, [312].
Cramoisy Series, [296], [315].
Crasso, Lorenzo, Elogii, [371], [372].
Cremer, [371].
Crépieul, Père de, [271].
Crespel, Père, [292];
Voyage, [292].
[Creuxius], Historia Canadensis, [134], [170], [294], [296];
[Crèvecœur], Fort, [184], [200], [224], [225], [227], [231], [232], [249], [253], [258], [261], [288].
Criminals sent to America, [51].
Croatoan, [45].
Cronholm, A., Sveriges Historia, [499].
Crown, William, [145].
Gomez at, [11].
Curaçao, [405].
Cusick, David, [298].
Dablon, Claude, [174], [280], [286], [338];
letter, [313];
Relations, [313], [314], [315];
at Green Bay, [207].
D’Adda, Girolamo, [36].
Dagyncourt, Guillaume, [64].
D’Aiguillon, Duchesse, [272], [302].
D’Ailleboust, Governor, [282];
autog., [282].
Dainville, D., Histoire du Canada, [367].
Dale, Sir Thomas, [142];
at Manhattan, [427].
Dalmas, [271];
autog., [271].
Daly, C. P., on Verrazano, [18].
Danckers, Jasper, [429];
Journal, [420];
map of New Netherland, [438].
Daniel, Père Antoine, [275], [277];
killed, [305].
D’Anville, J. B., [375].
Dapper’s Collection, [423].
D’Aulnay. See Aulnay.
Daumont, S. F., [174].
See Henri II.
Dauphiné, Nicolas du, [378].
“Dauphine”, ship, [6].
Atlas hydrographique de 1511, [38];
on Cartier, [64].
Davidson and Struvé, History of Illinois, [198].
Da Vinci’s map, [36].
Davion, [288].
Davis, A. McF., [211].
Davis, C. K., [248].
Davis, Sylvanus, [159], [352];
autog., [364];
his Diary in Quebec, [364].
Davis, W. T., Landmarks of Plymouth, [110].
Davity, Pierre, Description, [305], [426].
Davost, [275].
Dawson, J. W., Fossil Men, [53].
Dead River, [261].
Deane, Charles, on the Cabot map, [82];
on Verrazano, [18].
Death-rate, xvi, xviii.
De Ber, Mdlle. de, [365].
De Bow’s Review, [199], [241].
De Bry map (1596), [79], [99].
Decanisora, [327].
De Carheil, [283].
De Casson, [173].
De Chauvin, [106].
De Costa, B. F., on Verrazano, [18];
in Magazine of American History, [18];
his Verrazano the Explorer, [18], [27];
“Jacques Cartier”, [47];
Coasts of Maine, [138];
on the Globe of Ulpius, [19];
Cabo de Baxos, [61];
Motion for a Stay of Judgment, [69];
Sailing Directions of Hudson, [416].
Dee, John, map (1580), [96], [98].
De Fer, [390].
De Grosellier, [161].
See [Groseilliers].
Deguerre, [222].
De la Barre, governor, [185].
De la Croix, [229].
De Laet, Johannes, as an authority, [417];
autog., [417];
translations of, [417];
his map, [378];
map of New France, [384];
Novus orbis, [417];
his library, [417];
West-Indische Compagnie, [417];
combats Grotius, [418];
his map of New Netherland, [433], [435], [436];
at Rensselaerswyck, [435].
De la Roche, [56], [61], [136].
Delaware Bay and River, [398];
early maps of, [481];
explored, [166].
Delaware colony, [412];
founded, [418].
Delaware country, [404].
[Delaware Indians]. See [Andastes].
Delayant, Sur Champlain, [130].
map of routes of early explorers, [219].
De Meneval, autog., [160].
De Meulles, [229].
Demons, Isles of, [92], [93], [100], [373].
[De Monts], Sieur, [106];
portrait, [136];
Champlain reports to, [113];
Commission, [299];
and the fur-trade, [121].
[De Monts Island], [111], [137].
Dennis, Liberty Asserted, [361].
Denonville, governor, [189];
appointed governor, [343];
autog., [343];
campaign against the Senecas, [347];
authorities, [348];
his journal, [348].
De Noue, [273]; autog., [273].
Denton, Daniel, New York, [430].
Denys, Jean, [63];
in the St. Lawrence, [4];
chart of the St. Lawrence, [36].
Denys, Nicholas, [151].
Denys of Honfleur, [86].
De Peyster, J. Watts, Dutch at the North Pole, [138];
Early Settlement of Acadie by the Dutch, [138].
Des Plaine’s river, [178].
De Quen, John, [269].
Dermer, Captain, [110];
Brief Relation, [427].
Desceliers, Pierre, [83], [86], [87];
and the Henri II. map, [20].
Des Goutin, [161].
Des Granches, [62].
De Silhouette, [154].
Desimoni, Cornelio, on Verrazano, [18], [27].
Desmarquet, Histoire de Dieppe, [88].
D’Esprit, Pierre. See Radisson.
Detectio Freti Hudsoni, [378].
De Thou, Histoire de France, [31], [32].
Dethune, Exuperius, [268].
Deutsche Pionier, [248].
De Vries, [418], [454], [491];
Voyagien, [418].
De Witt, Frederic, [375], [376];
Atlas, [376];
Zee-Atlas, [376].
De Witt, Johan, Brieven, [493].
De Witts, [423].
Dexter, George, “Cortereal”, etc., [1].
autog., [161];
in Hudson’s Bay, [316];
in Louisiana, [239].
See [Iberville].
Dieppe, Archives of, destroyed, [16];
great French captain of, [16];
navigators of, [4].
Dieulois, Jean, [64].
Dillon, J. B., History of Indiana, [198].
Dincklagen, L. van, [464].
Dinondadies, [267].
Diseases, [xv].
Disosway, G. P., [441].
Divine, River, [178], [209], [212], [214], [216].
Divines, Les, [318].
D’Olbeau, Jean, [124], [264], [268].
Dollier and Galinée, [303];
their map, [203];
Voyage, [294].
Dollier de Casson, [266], [332];
Histoire de Montreal, [294], [302].
Dominicans in Virginia, [263].
Don, Nicolas, [62].
Doncker, Hendrick, Zee-Atlas, [376];
Nieuwe Zee-Atlas, [376].
Dongan, governor, [161], [284];
licensed traders, [192];
and the Iroquois, [340], [343];
and Denonville, [345].
Donnacona, [52], [54], [57], [64].
Dornelos, Juan, [10].
D’Orville, [139].
Double, Cape, [48].
Douchet Island. See [St. Croix Island] and [De Monts Island].
Douniol, Ch., Mission du Canada, [314].
Dourado, Vaz, [414]; his map, [433].
Doutreleau, Père, [289].
Dover (N. H.), [159].
Drake, S. A., Nooks and Corners of the New England Coast, [136].
Drapeau, Stanilas, on Champlain’s tomb, [130].
Drisius, S., [497].
Drocoux, [222].
Druillettes, Gabriel, [174], [270], [273], [286];
among the Abenakis, [306];
in Boston, [306];
letter to Winthrop, [306];
Narré du Voyage, [306];
account of, [307].
Duchesneau, [161], [170], [335], [366];
autog., [334].
“Duchess of Gordon”, ship, [411].
Du Creux. See [Creuxius].
Dudley, Robert, Arcano del Mare, [376], [385], [435];
map of Nova Francia, [388].
Dufresnoy, Lenglet, La Géographie, [375].
Duhaut, [238].
[Du Lhut], [181], [248], [249], [254];
rescues Hennepin, [288];
mentioned, [347], [338], [339];
licensed to trade, [186];
enforces the law, [188];
his Mémoire, [197];
his route, [181], [232], [233].
Du Luth. See [Du Lhut].
Dummer, Defence of the Colonies, [364].
Dumont, La Louisiane, [240].
Dunlap, William, History of New York, [431].
Duperon, Père, [281].
Du Plessis, [274].
Du Plessis, Pacifique, [124].
Du Ponceau, P. S., [492].
Dupont, [357].
Duport, Nicolas, [64].
Dupuis, [280];
among the Onondagas, [308].
Dupuy, [181].
[Durantaye], [186], [189], [341], [347], [354].
D’Urfé, Abbé, [327], [332], [333].
Duro, C. F., Arca de Noé, [86].
Durrie, D. S., Bibliography of Wisconsin, [199];
Early Outposts, [199].
Dussieux, L., Le Canada, [367].
Dutch, the, on the Hudson, [xxiv], [xxv];
on the Maine coast, [138];
and the Indians, [399], [421];
educated emigrants among them, [410];
their State-Papers, [416];
and New Plymouth, [428];
first arrived in New Netherland, [429].
Dutch. See [New Netherland].
Géographie universelle, [375];
his maps, [390].
Duxbury Bay, [109].
Dwight, Theodore F., [33].
“Eagle”, ship, [412].
Earthquake (1663), [310].
Eastman, F. S., History of New York, [431].
Eastman, Captain Seth, [199].
Eaton, Governor Theophilus, [456], [476].
Ebbingh, J., [417].
Ebeling, C. D., America, [495];
his library, [495];
his maps, [201].
Ebers, Georg, on Oscar Peschel, [15].
Eclipse. See [Solar], [Lunar].
Eggleston, Edward, [44];
on sites of Indian tribes, [298].
Egle, W. H., Pennsylvania, [499].
Egypt, [i].
Ellicott, Andrew, [254].
Ellis, George E., Red Man and White Man, [296], [299];
on Parkman’s histories, [201], [296].
Elswich, Henrich von, [475], [476];
autog., [475].
“Emerilon”, galley, [51].
Engel, Samuel, Voyages, [262].
Engelran, [187], [195], [344]; wounded, [348];
autog., [348].
English State-Paper Office, [410].
Erie, Lake, [227]; maps of, [203], [204], [206], [208], (1674), [213], [214], [215], [217], [218];
latest explored of the lakes, [224];
mentioned (1688), [232];
(Du Chat), [234]; (Herrie), [237];
(Conty), map (1683), [249]: map (1697), [251];
called “Du Chat”, [251], [252];
(Conti), [259], [260]; map (1655), [391], (1660), [389].
See [Great Lakes].
Eries, [53];
country of, [298];
destroyed, [298].
Erondelle, Pierre, translates Lescarbot, [150].
Esopus, [407].
Espirito Bay (Bahia), [238].
Estancelin, Louis, Navigateurs Normands, [16], [63].
Estotiland, [94], [95], [98], [99], [101], [378].
Etechemins, [150], [152], [312].
Études réligieuses, [222].
Eusebius, Chronicon, [16], [263].
Evans, Lewis, his map, [447].
Eyma, Xavier, [241].
Faffart, [182].
Fage, Robert, Description, etc., [428];
Cosmography, [428].
Fagundes, Joas Alvarez, [37], [74].
Faillon, Abbé, Colonie Française en Canada, [246], [302], [360];
an ardent Sulpitian, [302];
on Margaret Bourgeois, [309];
accounts of, [360];
Vie de N. Olier, [303];
Vie de Mdlle. Mance, [303];
Vie de Mdlle. Le Ber, [365].
Falconer, Discovery of the Mississippi, [226].
Faribault, G. B, Catalogue, etc., [367];
account of, [367];
and the Canadian Archives, [366].
Farrer, Virginia, [437].
Faust Club, [441].
Fénelon, Abbé, [267], [332], [333].
Fénelon, Archbishop, [311].
Fergus, Robert, Historical Series, [198].
Ferland, Abbé, Cours d’histoire du Canada, [134], [157], [360];
accounts of, [360];
Registres de Notre Dame, [207].
Fernow, Berthold, “New Netherland”, [395];
edits State archives, [441];
Dutch and Swedish Settlements on the Delaware, [500];
his work on the New York records, [412].
Ferris, Benjamin, Settlements on the Delaware, [497].
Figs in Canada, [72].
Figurative map, [433].
Finnish emigration, [496].
Fischer, Professor Theodor, [89].
Fisher, J. F., [299].
Fisheries, [xxi];
at Newfoundland, [61].
Fishing stages, [3].
Firelands Historical Society, [198].
Five Nations, plans for subduing the, [130].
See [Iroquois].
Fleet, Captain Henry, [165].
Fleming, Charles, [447], [453];
autog., [447].
Fleming, Jöran, [477];
autog., [477].
Fletcher, Governor Benjamin, [365];
autog., [365].
Florida, [39], [41], [42], [45], [46];
mapped by Allefonsce, [75];
mentioned, [93], [95], [98], [101], [197], [227], [373], [377].
Florin, Jean, [5], [9], [17], [21].
See [Verrazano].
Florio, John, translates account of Cartier’s voyage, [63].
Fluviander, Israel, [463].
Folsom, George, [151], [427], [441].
Foucault, [288].
Fongeray, [139].
Foppens, J. F., Bibliotheca Belgica, [371], [372].
Force, M. F., on the Indians of Ohio, [298].
Forests, value of, [vii];
distribution, [xiv].
Universale Descrittione, [88];
his map (1562), [92].
Fort Crèvecœur. See [Crèvecœur].
map, [159].
See [Portland].
Fourcille, Chevalier de, [187].
Fox River, [178], [200], [224].
Foxes (Indians), [194], [268].
France, Mer de, [85].
France Royal, [58].
France, royal geographers of, [375].
Francesca. See [Francisca].
See [New France]; [Francisca].
autog., [23].
Francis, Convers, Life of Ralle, [274].
Francis, John W., on New York, [409].
[Francisca] (Canada), [28], [38], [39], [41], [45], [67], [74], [84].
See [New France].
Franciscans, [289];
in Canada, [265];
in Florida, [263].
Franciscus, monk, his map, [45].
Frankfort globe, [36].
Franquelin, maps, (1679, 1681), [211], [226], (1682), [227], (1684), [227], [228], (1688), [170], [229], [230], [231];
plans of Quebec, [321].
Franquet, Voyages, [366].
Freels, Cape, [36].
Freire, Joannes, map (1546), [84], [86].
autog., [268].
French archives. See [Paris].
French colonization impeded by the commercial spirit, [106].
French, Historical Collections of Louisiana, [241].
Frère, Edouard, Bibliographe Normand, [201].
Freschot, Casimiro, [250].
Frisius, Laurentius, map of, [36].
Frison, Gemma, [101].
Frogs, [429].
[Frontenac], made governor, [177], [318];
autog., [177], [326], [364]; at Lake Ontario (1673), [179], [329];
recalled (1682), [185];
mentioned, [291];
arrives, [314];
and his times, [317];
married, [318];
and La Salle, [324];
and Perrot, [330];
recalled, [337];
again appointed governor (1689), [351], [361];
his titles, [357];
his youth, [357];
letters to, [366];
his lodging, [354];
his last campaign against the Iroquois, [355], [365].
Frontenac, Fort, established, [180];
plan of, [222];
Frontenac, Lake, [208].
Fumée, [31].
Fundy, Bay of, in maps, [90];
called “Grande Baye Françoise”, [140];
map, (1609), [152], (1709), [153];
called Golfo di S. Luize, [388].
Furman, G., Long Island, [441];
Notes of Brooklyn, [441].
[Fur trade], in Canada, [xxi], [105], [112], [113], [122], [127], [164], [168], [170], [181], [183], [192], [199], [327], [330], [336], [339], [340], [343], [349], [353], [397];
in New England, [xxv];
Furlani. See [Forlani].
Gaffarel, Paul, edits Thevet, [31], [32].
Gaillon, Michael, [59].
Gale, George, Upper Mississippi, [200], [298].
Galinée, Abbé de, [173], [245], [266],
his map, [205];
his Journal, [205].
Gallaeus, Philippus, map (1574), [95];
Enchiridion, [95].
Galvano, Antonio, [14];
his Tratado, [14];
edited by Bethune, [14].
Gamas, Golfo de los, [100].
Gamas River, [24], [37], [98].
Gamort, [64].
Gandagare, [280].
Ganentaa, [280].
Gannagaro, [347].
Ganneaktena, [283].
Garacontie, [282], [283], [311], [328].
Gardner, A. K., [418].
Garneau, Alfred, [359].
Garneau, F. X., [359];
Histoire du Canada, [157], [158], [359], [367];
translated by Bell, [158], [359].
Garnier, Charles, [305].
Garnier, Julian, [283].
murdered, [307].
Garreau, Père Leonard, [277], [282], [286], [305];
autog., [277];
murdered, [308].
Champlain at, [105];
mission, [267].
[Gastaldi], [28], [40], [77], [93];
map, (1548), [86], [88], (1550), [86];
Gastaldo. See [Gastaldi].
Gaudais, [366].
Gaulin, [269].
Geddes, George, [125].
Geijer, E. G., Historia, [496].
Gendron, Quelques particularites, [247], [305].
Genealogy in New York, [410].
Genestou, [139].
Genoa, Società Ligure, Atti, [18].
Gens de mer, [166].
Geographical Magazine, [18].
George, Fort (New York), [411].
[George, Lake] (St. Sacrament), [312].
Gerdtson, H., [469].
Gérin-Lajoie, [366].
Germans in Pennsylvania, characteristics, [xix].
Gerrard, J. W., Old Streets of New York, [440].
Gerritsz, Hessel, [417].
Ghymm, Walter, on Mercator, [371].
Gibbons, Edward, [145].
Gilbert, Sir Humphrey, map, [96].
Gillam, Captain Zachary, [172].
Giornale Ligustico, [38].
Girava, Cosmographia, [90].
Glacial action, [xii].
Glandelet, Abbé, [357].
Gloucester Harbor, visited by Champlain, [111].
Gobat, G., [307].
Goes, Damiano de, Chronica, [14], [15].
[Gold], [57]; mines, [viii], [xxix].
Gomar, [423].
Gomara, as an authority, [11];
on the Cortereals, [13];
Historia general, [68].
Gomez, [9], [38], [82], [85], [87], [93], [413], [414];
Murphy on, [21];
and Ribero’s map, [21].
Goodrich and Tuttle, History of Indiana, [198].
Goos, P., Lichtende Colomme, [376];
Zee-Atlas, [376], [419], [440];
Atlas de la mer, [376].
Gorges, Ferdinando, [165];
Briefer Narration, [430];
America painted to the Life, [430].
Gosselin, E., [60];
Documents de la marine Normande, [61];
Nouvelles glanes historiques, [61], [65].
Gottfriedt, J. L., Archontologia Cosmica, [426];
map, [390].
Gould, B. A., the astronomer, [xvi];
his Statistics of American Soldiers, [xvii].
Goyer, Olivier, [357].
Graffenreid, Baron de, [xxviii].
Grandfontaine, [161].
Granville, [347].
Gravier, Gabriel, on Joliet’s earliest map, [209];
Découvertes de La Salle, [245];
La Salle de Rouen, [245];
on La Hontan, [262].
Gravier, Jacques, Relation, [316];
autog., [316].
Gray Friars, [264].
“Great Hermina”, ship, [51].
[Great Lakes] (see Ontario, Erie, Huron, Michigan, Superior), authorities on the discovery of, [196];
levels of, [224];
map of, [228].
Green, John, [154].
missions, [268], [286], [287].
Green Mountains, [xxv].
Greene, G. W., on Verrazano, [17];
his Historical Studies, [17].
Greene, J. H., reviews Sparks’s Marquette, [201].
Greenhow, R., [199].
Greenland, [2], [3], [36], [37], [89], [101];
in early Portuguese maps, [16].
Greenland Company, [396], [415].
Greenough, Robert, [312].
Gregson, Thomas, [456].
Grenolle, [165].
Griffin, A. P. C., on the bibliography of Western Explorations, [201].
Griffin, M. J., [297].
“Griffin”, bark, built on Niagara River, [183], [223];
lost, [183].
Gripsholm, [462].
[Groseilliers], [168], [171], [174], [197];
goes to Boston, [171].
Groseilliers River, [169], [171].
Grotius, on the Origin of the American Indians, [418].
Grovelat, [82].
Grozelliers. See [Groseilliers].
Guanahani, or Guanahana, [97], [101].
Guast, De. See [De Monts].
Gudin, Th., [241].
Guendeville, Nicolas, [257].
Guercheville, Comtesse de, [141], [264].
Guerin, Jean, [170].
Guerin, Navigateurs Français, [134], [241].
Guesnin, Hilarion, [268].
Guiana, Beschryvinghe van, [378].
Guignas, Père, [289].
Guimené, Prince de, [265].
Guincourt, [58].
Gulf Stream, [iii].
Gunnarson, S., [450].
Gustafson, Nils, [494].
Gustavus Adolphus, [403], [443];
autog., [443].
Gutierrez, Diego, [81];
map (1562), [90].
Gurnet, [109].
Gyles, John, Memoirs, [159].
Gyllengren, E., [453], [472], [473].
Hachard, Madeleine, [241].
Hacket, M., [31].
Hagaren, King, [226].
Hager, A. D., [198];
on Marquette at Chicago, [209].
Hakluyt, [151];
Navigations, [17].
Hale, E. E., on Dudley’s Arcano, [435].
Hale, Horatio, on the Iroquois, [299];
Iroquois Book of Rites, [299].
Hale, Nathan, [155].
“Half-Moon”, vessel, [397].
Haliburton, Thomas C., Nova Scotia, [155].
Hall, E. F., [371].
Hall, Ralph, his map of Virginia, [374].
Hallam, Literature of Europe, [375].
Hamilton, Alexander, his Artillery Company, [412].
Hannay, James, History of Acadia, [138], [157].
Harlem, [441].
Harmansen. See [Arminius].
Harper, John, Maritime Provinces, [368].
Harrassowitz, Otto, [439].
Harrison, W. H., Aborigines of the Ohio, [298].
Harrisse, Henry, reviews Murphy’s book on Verrazano, [18];
his Notes sur la Nouvelle France, [35], [295], [366];
his collection of Canadian maps, [201];
and Margry’s Collection, [242];
list of maps in his Notes, etc., [201];
opposes Margry’s views, [246].
Hart, A. M., Mississippi Valley, [199].
Hartford (Conn.), [401].
Hartgers, Joost, Beschrijvinghe van Virginia, [422].
Harvard College Library, [248], [299];
maps in, [201].
Harvey, Henry, Shawnee Indians, [298].
Hassard, J. R. G., [358].
See [Hattoras].
Hatton, Newfoundland, [65].
[Hattoras] (Hotorast), [377].
See [Hatarask].
Hawley, Charles, Cayuga History, [294], [309].
Hawley, Jerome, [497].
Hazard, Samuel, Annals of Pennsylvania, [497];
Register of Pennsylvania, [496].
Hazart, on Dutch Church History, [306].
Hebert, Louis, [126].
Hemant, [183].
Henlopen, Cape, [453].
Hennepin, Louis, arrives in Canada, [180];
account of, [247];
Description de la Louisiane, [197], [248];
papers on, by Rafferman, [248];
at Fort Frontenac, [223];
and La Salle, [250];
his map (1683), [249];
New Discovery, [128];
title of, [256];
Nouvelle Découverte, [250];
map (1697), [251];
Nouveau Voyage, [240], [255], [256];
Voyage curieux, [254];
Discovery of a Large Country, etc., [255];
his books, [292].
Hennin, De, Essai sur la Bibliothèque du Roi, [82].
Henri II., map called by his name, [20];
made by Desceliers, [20], [77], [83], [85].
See [Dauphin].
Henri IV., interested in Champlain’s voyage, [104];
assassinated, [122];
autog., [136].
Henry (Dauphin), autog., [56].
Heptameron of Marguerite, [66].
Heriot, George, History of Canada, [367].
Hermanson, B., [458].
Héroard, Jean, [357].
Herrera, Hechos de las Castellanos, [29];
Historia, [13];
Las Indias, [378].
Hesperian, The, [199].
Hesselius, Andreas, [493].
Hewett, General Fayette, [xviii] .
Hexham, Henry, editor of Mercator, [374].
Heylin, Peter, Cosmographie, [384], [385], [428];
Microcosmus, [428].
Hilderberg Hills, [xxv].
Hildreth, S. P., Ohio Valley, [199].
Hill, A. J., [199].
Hispaniola, [41].
See Santo Domingo.
Historical Societies of the Northwest, [198].
Hjort, P., [472].
Hoar, George F., [242].
Hochelaga, [52], [53], [77], [85], [94], [97], [98], [100], [101], [163], [377], [385];
extent of, [72];
(Ochelaga), [87];
plan of, [64];
site of, [304];
view of, [90].
Hoffman, C. F., Pioneers of New York, [410].
Hoggenberg, Francis, [371].
Hojeda, [10].
Holden, A. W., Queensbury, [421].
Hollandsche Mercurius, [491].
Hollender, Peter, [449];
autog., [449].
Holm. See [Campanius].
Homann, [262].
Homem, Diego, map, [40], [78];
Atlas (1558), [78], [90], [92];
maps, [92].
Homes, H. A., on the Pompey Stone, [434].
Hondius, Jodocus, succeeds Mercator, [372], [378];
dies, [374].
Hondius-Mercator Atlas, [374].
Honfleur, Navigators of, [4].
Honguedo, [78].
Honter globe, [36].
Hoochcamer, H., [450].
Hood, Thomas, his map, [38], [414].
autog., [475].
Hope, Fort, [401].
Horologgi, [31].
Horse, [xv].
Hosmer, H. L., Maumee Valley, [198].
Hough, F. B., Pemaquid Papers, [159].
Houghton County Historical Society (Michigan), [198].
Howe, Henry, Historical Collection of Ohio, [198].
autog., [461].
his American voyages, [397], [424], [428];
authorities, [416].
Hudson Bay, English at, [186], [345];
map (1709), [259];
routes to, [309];
mentioned, [101], [172], [228], [309], [316];
company, [172];
the San Antonio of the Spaniards, [11], [429];
settlements,[xxv];
early visited, [397], [398], [432];
in the old maps, [413];
name first applied, [427].
Huet, [274].
Huffington, William, Delaware Register, [496].
Hulsius, Levinus, his Sammlung, [426], [442].
Hulter, Johan de, [417].
Humboldt’s study of Maps, [33].
Hundred Associates, [302].
Hunt’s Merchants’ Magazine, [201].
Huppé, [354].
Hurault, Philippe, [357].
Hurlbut, H. H., [246];
Chicago Antiquities, [198];
on Marquette at Chicago, [209].
Huron Country, [298];
(1688), [231], [232], [233], (1709), [259], (1703), [260];
called Michigane, [203];
D’Orleans map (1683), [249];
maps of, [208], [213], [214], [215], [218];
called Karecnondi, [251], [252];
map of (1660), [389];
map of (1656), [391].
missions, [124], [267], [275], [301], [302], [305], [307], [310], [315];
migrations, [197];
prayer, [302];
among the Iroquois, [280];
at Isle d’Orleans, [308];
colonized near Quebec, [307], [315];
Champlain among the, [126];
described by Champlain, [132];
defeated by the Iroquois, [277];
at Mackinaw, [176];
join the Ottawas, [175];
Sagard among the, [196].
Huygen, H., [448], [454], [462], [470], [477];
autog., [448].
See [D’Iberville].
Ice period, [xii].
Il genio vagante, [250].
Illinois, histories of, [198].
Illinois (Indians), [175], [298];
their country, [179];
missions, [268].
Illinois, Lac des. See [Michigan].
Illinois River, [258].
[India], passage to, [10], [50], [51], [55], [59], [72], [84], [123], [164], [167], [171], [172], [173], [202], [396], [397], [414], [426].
Indian corn, [xiii].
Indiana, Historical Society, [198];
histories of, [198].
Indians, life and customs, [290];
migrations in Ohio, [298], [299];
map of, [298];
of Canada, [263];
described by Champlain, [131];
carried to France by Cartier, [57];
converted, [299];
and the Dutch, [399], [406], [407], [421];
geographical distribution of, [163];
habits, [301];
languages, [301];
on the Massachusetts coast, [110];
mythology of, [299];
in New England, [xxiv];
Parkman’s account of, [297];
and Potherie, [358];
selling liquor to, [313], [334].
Inga, Athanasius, West-Indische Spieghel, [416].
Intendant of justice, [172].
International Magazine, [295].
Iowa, Historical Society, [199];
histories, [199].
Ioway (Ayoes), River, [169].
Irondequoit Bay, [193].
Iron mines, [viii], [xxix], [106], [209], [219].
[Iroquois], [57], [217], [279], [399];
and Algonquins, respective locations of, [299];
Book of Rites, [299];
attacked (1615), by Champlain, [120], [124], [125], [132];
route to attack them, [125];
their country, [298];
map of, [281];
modern map of, [293];
missions in, [293];
French claims to, [349];
attempted treaty (1688), with the French, [350];
Dunlap’s map of their country, [421];
relations with Dongan, [340];
with the Dutch, [167];
wars with the French, [167];
peace with the French, (1654), [168];
embassy to the French, [310];
and Eries, war of, [308];
their idol, [204];
threatened by La Barre, [189];
relations with La Barre, [339];
their legends, [299];
origin of their confederacy, [299];
mission, [279], [296], [305], [311], [313];
numbers of, [309];
defeated by Ottawas, [175];
peace with (1652), [308];
and Huron wars, [305];
Irving, Knickerbocker’s History of New York, [410].
Isabella (Cuba), [34].
I-Santi Indians, [181].
Iselin, I. C., [372].
Isle aux Coudres, [52].
Isle Gazees, [78].
Isle of Birds, [51].
Isle of Demons, [66].
Isle Percée, [268].
Isle Royale, [217].
Isles aux Margoulx, [48].
Isles of Shoals, discovered by Champlain, [111].
Issati Indians, [181].
Iucatan. See Yucatan.
Jacobsz or Jacobsen, A., his maps, [378], [383], [434].
Jacobsz, Theunis, [376].
Jahrbuch des Vereins für Erdkunde in Dresden, [38].
Jahresbericht des Vereins für Erdkunde in Leipzig, [38].
Jaillot, Bernard, [375].
Jaillot, Hubert, [375], [390];
Amérique, [385];
Neptune Français, [377].
Jal, Dictionnaire critique, [357].
Jallobert, Marc, [51], [57], [58].
Jamay, Denis, [124].
James, Fort, [313].
See [New York].
James’s Bay, [171].
Jamet, Denys, Lettre, [300].
Jannson, Johan, [374], [378], [384];
his Atlas, [374];
Atlas contractus, [437];
Novus Atlas, [437];
sketch of his map, [385];
atlases, [437].
Jansen, Jan, van Ilpendam, [452].
Jefferys, the geographer, [155].
Jenner, Thomas, Foreign Passages, [430].
Jesuits, Journals of, [306];
Martyrs, Shea’s History of, [305];
missions in Ohio, [198];
missions in Michigan, [199];
in Acadia, [292];
authorities, [292];
various reprints and supplements, [292];
bibliography of, [295];
judged by Parkman, [296];
by Charlevoix, [296];
by Shea, [296];
fac-simile of a title, [310];
in Acadia, [151];
in Canada, [263], [265], [266];
trading in Canada, [300], [304];
their character, [296];
and Poutrincourt, [150];
retired from Lake Superior, [176];
list of, among the Hurons, [307];
maps of, [205];
in the Northwest, [222];
Voyages et Travaux, [314].
Jesuit College (Georgetown), [299].
Jocker, E., [223].
Jode, Corneille de, [369].
Jogues, Isaac, [276], [277], [279], [285], [305], [421];
at Sault Ste. Marie, [302];
among the Mohawks, [305], [306];
portrait, [306];
life by Martin, [294];
autog., [421];
death, [306];
papers, [306].
Johnson, Jeremiah, [419], [420], [491].
Johnston, Bristol and Bremen, [138].
Joliet, Louis, [173], [174], [336];
sent by Frontenac westward, [177];
Marquette joins him, [178];
authorities, [201];
meets La Salle, [204];
his canoe overset, [179];
his maps, [179];
his letter to Frontenac, [179];
as the discoverer of the Mississippi, [246], [315];
route of, [221], [224], [232], [233];
earliest map (1673-1674), [208], [209];
explorations, [207];
his personal history, [207];
his so-called “larger map”, [211], [212], [213];
his “smaller map”, [211], [214];
letter to Frontenac, [210], [211];
route by the Wisconsin, [211];
his “carte générale”, [211], [218];
his letters, [209];
his accounts of his discoveries, [209];
fac-simile of letter, [210].
“Joly”, ship, [234].
Jomard, map, [89].
Jones, J. P., [226].
Jonge, T. C. de, Geschiedenis van het Nederlandsch Zeewesen, [418].
Jordan River, [45].
Josselyn, John, Voyages, [429].
Journal des Savans, [237].
Journal général de l’Instruction publique, [196].
Joutel, [235];
his Journal, [240];
Journal historique, [240];
at Lavaca River, [238];
goes with La Salle, [238].
Juchereau, Françoise, [335];
Judæis, Cornelio, map, (1589), [95], (1593), [97], [99];
Speculum Orbis, [99].
Juet’s Journal, [416].
Juvencius, Josephus, Canadicae missionis Relatio, [300];
Historiæ Societatis Jesu, [151], [300].
Juvency. See Juvencius.
his maps, [384].
Kalbfleisch, C. H., [299].
Kalm, Peter, Resa, [494].
Kankakee River, [188], [200], [224].
Kapp, Frederick, on Minuit, [502].
Karegnondi (Huron Lake), [391].
Katarakoni River, [180].
Kauder, Christian, [268].
Kaufmann, [371].
Keen, Gregory B., “New Sweden”, [443].
Keen, Maons, [494].
Keith, Sir William, British Plantations, [3].
Kelton, D. H., on Mackinaw Island, [199].
Kennebec River, [108], (Quinebeque), [383].
Kentucky, English stock in, [xvii];
the physical proportions of, [xvi], [xviii];
death-rate, [xviii].
Kerkhistorisch Archief [421].
Ketchum, Buffalo, [421].
Keulen, Johan van, Zee-Atlas, [376].
Keweenaw Bay, [170], [171], [187].
Keye, Otto, [422];
Het waere Onderscheyt, [422], [423].
Kidder, Frederic, on the Swedes on the Delaware, [499].
autog., [441];
his recall, [405].
Kikapous, [178].
King, Rufus, [300].
Kip, W. I., Early Jesuit Missions, [294].
at Tadoussac, [127];
captures Quebec, [128].
Kirke, Henry, First English Conquest of Canada, [128], [158].
Kling, Måns, [448], [451], [452], [453], [455];
his map, [437].
Knapp, H. S., Maumee Valley, [198].
Knickerbocker Magazine, [222].
Kohl, J. G., his study of maps, [33];
his collection of maps in Department of State in Washington, [33], [201];
maps in Coast Survey Office, [34];
in the American Antiquarian Society’s Library, [35];
Cartographical Depot, [35];
Discovery of Maine, [15];
on the Cortereals, [15];
his Geschichte der Entdeckung Amerikas, [35].
Kondiaronk, [350].
Koopman, [371].
autog., [469].
Krober, A. N., [447].
Kryn, [283].
Kunstmann, Friedrich, Entdeckung Amerikas, [15];
his descendants, [500].
See [Keen].
La Barre, Le Febvre De, [337];
autog., [337];
and the Senecas, [342].
La Chesnay, [354];
site of, [303].
La Chine, [303];
La Cosa, map, [35].
La Croix, A. P. de, [189], [424].
La Croix, Algemeene Wereldt-Beschrijving, [439].
La Crosse, J. B., [271].
La Famine Bay, [293].
La Ferte, [188].
La Forêt, [193], [336], [338].
La Fortune, [187].
Lafreri, Tavole moderne, [93].
La Galissonière, [154].
La Hontan, Baron, [342];
account of, [257];
Nouveaux Voyages, [257];
Mémoires de l’Amérique, [257];
New Voyages, [257];
Dialogue, [257];
map (1703), [260];
Supplément, [257];
Lamonde, [181].
La Montagne, J., [464].
La Motte, [182].
La Motte Bourioli, [139].
La Motte-Cadillac, Mémoire sur l’Acadie, [159].
La Noue, [365].
La Plata, [40].
La Potherie, [159].
La Prairie, [284].
La Roche d’Aillon, [265], [279].
La Rochelle, archives of, destroyed, [16].
La Salle, Sieur de, his birth, [242];
his character, [222];
in Canada, [180];
at Fort Frontenac, [180];
explorations (1678), [181], [202];
at Niagara, [182];
on the Ohio, [207];
at the Chicago portage(?,), [207];
did he discover the Mississippi?, [207], [245];
at St. Joseph’s River(?,), [207];
his route, [212], [214], [224], [232], [233], [241];
reaches the Gulf of Mexico, [225];
at Fort Miami, [225];
at Michillimackinac, [225];
superseded, [226];
restitution made, [234];
expedition to Texas, [236];
founds a colony, [237];
on Lavaca River, [238];
starts northward (1686), [238];
fate of his colony, [239], [241];
relations with Hennepin, [250];
with Denonville, [226];
with Frontenac, [324];
with La Barre, [339];
his life by Sparks, [242];
by Parkman, [242];
his letters, [244]; his will, [241].
La Salle, Nicholas de, [226].
La Taupine, [179].
La Tour, Abbé, Vie de Laval, [309], [358].
La Tour, Charles de, [142], [143];
autog., [143];
visits Boston, [144];
attacks D’Aulnay, [145];
La Tour, Stephen de, [145].
La Tourette, Greysolon de, [194].
La Tourette, Fort, [189], [229], [230].
La Valterie, [347].
L’Archevêque, [239].
Labadists, [429].
[Labrador], [37], [39], [43], [45], [48], [74], [75], [78], [82], [83], [87], [88], [89], [91], [92], [95], [96], [97], [99], [101];
on the early maps, [16].
Laconia, [165].
Lafitau, Père, Mœurs des Sauvages, [294], [298];
autog., [298].
Lafitau, Des Portugais dans le Nouveau Monde, [15].
Lafontaine, L. H., [303].
La Hêve, Cape, [136].
Laisné de la Marguerie, [302].
Lake of the Two Mountains, [312].
Lalande, [280].
Lalemant, Charles, [134], [265];
Relations and Letters, [300], [301], [309].
Lalemant, Gabriel, [278], [305];
autog., [278];
death of, [307].
Lalemant, Hierosme, Relations, [305], [306], [310];
in the Huron Country, [302], [305].
Lalemant, Jerome, [268], [270].
Lamb, Martha J., New York, [440].
Lamberton. George, [451].
Lamberville, [346].
Lamberville, Jean de, [283], [340], [346];
autog., [285].
Lambrechtsen, N. C., Kort Beschrijving, [416], [431].
Lampe, B., [424].
Langen, J. G., [256].
Langenes, Caert-Thresoor, [102];
Handboek, [102].
Langevin, E., on Laval, [309].
Langren, A. Florentius à, [99].
Langton, John, [201]
Lanman, James H., History of Michigan, [198].
Lapham, I. A., History of Wisconsin, [199].
Latitude and longitude in Champlain’s map, [131].
Laudonnière, [17].
Laure, Michael, [271].
Lauson, Governor, [303].
Lauverjeat, [273].
Lavaca River, [238].
[Laval], Bishop, [247], [267], [309], [312], [334];
autog., [309];
Parkman on, [309];
portraits, [309];
lives of, [309];
La Tour’s life of, [358].
Laval University, [222].
Laverdière, Abbé, [130], [133], [196], [306], [360];
edits Champlain, [360].
Lavvradore. See [Labrador].
Law, John, Vincennes, [198].
Law, Judge John, [222].
Lazaro, Luiz, map by, [37].
Le Beau, Voyage curieux, [299].
Le Boeme, Louis, [176].
Le Caron, Joseph, [124], [125], [264], [279].
Le Clercq, Christian, [234], [268];
Établissement de la Foy, [255], [291];
translated by Shea, [291];
Histoire des Colonies Françaises, [291];
map in his Établissement de la Foy, [390];
Nouvelle Relation de la Gaspésie, [292];
attacks the Jesuits, [292].
Le Cordier, [393].
Le Gardeur, René. See [Beauvais].
Le Jeune, Paul, [196], [271], [274];
Relations, [301], [302], [308], [309];
Journal, [301];
portrait, [272].
Le Journal des Jésuites, [196].
Le Maire, Jacques, [187].
Le Maître, Jacques, [283], [305].
Le Mere, [187].
Lemercier, François, [280];
Relations, [308], [310], [311], [312], [313];
in the Huron country, [301], [302];
autog., [311].
Lemoine, J. M., Rues de Québec, [321];
Quebec Past and Present, [118];
Picturesque Quebec, [126].
Le Moyne, Charles, [339], [340].
Le Moyne, Simon, [280], [281], [282], [283];
autog., [308];
Letters, [309];
in the Mohawk country, [308], [309];
at Onondaga, [308];
among the Senecas, [310].
Le Rouge, [375].
Le Roux, [254].
Le Sage, S., on the Recollects, [292].
Le Sueur, Pierre, [195], [229].
Le Testu, Guillaume, Cosmographie, [90];
his map, [77].
Ledyard, L. W., [125].
Leipzig, Verein für Erdkunde, Jahresbericht, [15].
Leisler, Governor, [159].
Lelewel, account of, [375].
on the bibliography of Champlain, [133];
prints Marquette’s accounts, [294].
Lenox globe, [36].
Contributions, [295];
Jesuit Relations, [295].
Lery, Baron de, [31];
Lescarbot, Marc, [149];
La Conversion des Sauvages, [150];
Relation dernière, [150];
Le bout de l’an, [150];
his maps (1609), [150], [152], [378];
map of the Upper St. Lawrence, [304];
career, [149];
Histoire de la Nouvelle France, [149];
Les Muses, [150];
on the Nova Scotia coast, [112].
Les véritables motifs, [302].
Lettres édifiantes, [294], [316].
Leverett, John, expedition to Acadie, [145];
autog., [145].
Levot, [241].
Leyonberg, Johan, [483], [487].
Leyzeau, Pierre, [354].
L’Héroine Chrétienne, [303].
Licking County Pioneer Historical Society, [198].
Liens, Nicholas des, [78];
Liljehöck, P., [455].
Limestone regions, xiii.
Lindstroem, Peter, [472], [473], [483], [485], [494];
autog., [472];
His writings, [502];
Linschoten, [97]; by Wolfe, [97];
Histoire de la Navigation, [414].
Liotot, [238].
Liquor, sale of to Indians, controversy over, [267].
“Little Hermina”, ship, [51], [54].
Livingston, William, [430].
Livot, Biographie Bretonne, [65].
Lloyd, Lawrence, [473].
Loccenius, J., Historia Suecana, [491].
Lodowick, Charles, [365].
Loew, [102].
fac-simile, [44].
Long Island, Dutch and English on, [404], [409];
antiquities of, [441];
bibliography of, [441];
histories of, [441].
Long Island Historical Society, [409].
Long river of La Hontan, [258], [260];
map of, [261].
Longueil, [347].
Lossing, B. J., Hudson River, [435].
Louis XIV., autog., [323];
and Canada, [172].
Louis de Sainte Foy, [266].
Louisa Island, [7], [24], [28], [39].
See [Claudia Island].
named by La Salle, [225], [250];
Lovelace, Governor, [313].
Loyal, Fort, attacked, [39].
See [Fort Loyal] and [Portland].
Loyard, [273].
Luce, Loys, [64].
Lucifer, C., [465].
Lucini, A. F., [435].
Luis, Lazaro, his map, [37].
[Lunar] eclipse (1637), [302];
(1642), [302].
Lutheri Catechismus, [459].
Luyt, Johannes, Introductio ad Geographiam, [375].
Lyndsay, Lord, [442].
Lyonne, Martin de, [268], [307], [308].
Macauley, James, State of New York, [431].
Macgregory, Major, [193].
Machiaca, [45].
Machias (Me.), [143].
Mackerel, [50].
Mackinac, Hurons at, [278];
Mackinaw, history of, [199];
Hurons at, [176].
MacMullen, John, History of Canada, [367].
Madeleine River, [168].
Madockawando, [146].
Maffeius (1593), map, [95].
Magaguadavic River, [137].
Magasin Encyclopédique, [86].
Magazine of American History, [31].
Magellan’s Straits, [40], [41], [42], [43];
voyage, [10].
Maggiollo. See Maiollo.
Magliabechian Library, [17].
Magninus, Geographia, [95].
Maillard, A. S., [269].
Maillard, Jehan, [71].
Maillard, Thomas, [72].
Maine, missions in, [273], [300];
war in, [159].
Maingart, Jacques, [51].
Maiollo, map of, [27], [38], [39], [73].
Mairobert, Discussion summaire, [155].
[Maisonneuve], Père, [275].
Maisonneuve, Sieur de, [53], [303].
not produced in Canada, [xxii].
Major, R. H., Prince Henry the Navigator, [245];
on Verrazano, [18].
Mallebar, Cape, [143].
Mallet, A. M., L’Univers, [375].
Malte-Brun, Annales, [64].
Man, origin of, [xi].
Mance, Mdlle., [294].
origin of name, [433].
Manitoulin Island, [174];
Manitoumie, [221].
Manning, John, [502].
Manno and Promis, Notizie di Gastaldi, [93].
[Maps], difficulties with coast-names, [33];
of eastern coast of North America, [33];
of the lakes and the Mississippi, [201].
See [South Sea] and [Pacific].
Marest, J. J., [195], [288], [316];
autog., [316].
Margry, Pierre, his collections and theories, [241];
Les Normands dans les vallées d’Ohio, [196], [241];
Congress assists him, [242];
his Mémoires et documents, [242];
on Allouez, [315];
controversy over the discovery of the Mississippi, [245];
criticised by R. H. Major, [245];
assists Faribault in collecting documents, [366];
Navigations Françaises, [68].
“Marie de Bonnes Nouvelles”, [64].
Marie de l’Incarnation, [314];
accounts of, [314].
Marie de St. Joseph, [308].
Marion, La Fontaine, [192].
Markham, William, [498].
Marmette, Joseph, François de Bienville, [36]
Marquadas, J., Tractatus, [490].
Marquette, [176], [286], [287];
at Chicago (?,), [209];
letter, [313];
autog., [313];
joins Joliet, [178], [207], [287];
route of, [221], [232], [233];
at St. Esprit, [207];
Récit des voyages, [294], [315];
translated in Shea’s Discovery of the Mississippi, [294];
report of his expedition, [217], [219];
compared with Joliet’s, [219];
(spurious), map, [220];
given in Thevenot, [220];
his later history, [220];
Marsh, George P., [495].
Marshall, O. H., [125], [242], [295], [299], [348];
on the “Griffin”, [223];
La Salle’s Visit to the Senecas, [205].
Martha’s Vineyard seen by Verrazano, [7].
Martin, Claude, [314].
Martin, Felix, [294].
Martin, Henri, [245].
Martin, Père, [305];
Vie de Brebeuf, [307].
Martines, map (1578), [95], [97].
Martyr, Peter, on Verrazano, [25];
Decades, [29];
Opus Epistolarum, [29].
Massachusetts Archives, documents collected in France, [366], [367].
Massachusetts Bay, discovered by Allefonsce, [60].
Masse, Enemond, [129], [133], [264], [265], [266], [273], [300], [301];
death, [306].
Mather, Cotton, [316];
Magnalia, [159].
Matkovic, Schiffer-Karten, [84].
Matthias, [477].
Mauclerc, astronomer, [16].
Maumee Valley, [198].
Maurault, Histoire des Abênaquis, [150].
May River, [45].
McGregory, [347].
Mead, Construction of Maps, [369].
Medina, Pedro de, Arte de Navegar, [83];
map (1545), [83];
Libro de Grandezas, etc., [83];
L’Art de Naviguer, [378].
Medrano, S. F. de, [255].
Megapolensis, Johannis, [419], [420], [497];
autog., [420];
Een kort Ontwerp, [421];
accounts of, [421].
Megiser, Septentrio Novantiquus, [377].
Meiachkwat, Charles, [269], [273].
Melendez at St. Augustine, [263].
Melton, Edward, Zee en Land Reizen, [423].
Melyn, Cornelis, [425];
autog., [425].
Membré, Zénobe, [223], [225], [234], [288];
his Journal, [254].
Mémoires des Commissaires, [154].
Menard, Père, [170], [280], [281], [286], [305], [309];
Mennonists, [423].
Menomonees, [268].
Menou, Charles de, [143].
Mer de Canada, [75].
Mercator, Gerard, portrait, [371];
notice by Ghymm, [371];
his Atlas, [371];
life by Raemdonck, [371];
Atlas minor, [374];
Atlas novus, [374];
English editions, [374];
globes, [99];
map, (1538), [74], [81], (1541), [74], [81], (1569), [78], [94];
his projection, [369].
Mercator, Michael, his map, [377].
Mercator, Rumold, [369], [371].
Mercure de France, [307].
Mercure François, [131], [134], [150], [300];
sets of, [300].
Mercure gallant, [226].
Mermet, [288].
Metabetchouan, [271].
Metellus, America, [369].
autog., [337].
Meurcius, Jocobus, [390].
physiography, [vi].
See [Temistitan], [New Spain].
Mexico, Gulf of, maps, [34];
reached by La Salle, [225].
Mézy, [172];
autog., [172].
Miami River, [224].
Fort, [200], [225], [249], [251];
missions to, [268]
Michaelius, Rev. Jonas, [421].
Michel, Jean, [143].
“Michel”, ship, [64].
Michelant, H., [63].
[Michigan]. See [Great Lakes].
Michigan, [235];
different names of, [229];
Historical Society of, [198];
histories of, [198];
Lake (Lac des Illinois), [170], [206], [212], [214], [215], [218], [231], [232], [233], [237], [251], [252], [260];
(Dauphin), map of, [249];
discovered, [166];
map (1709), [258];
map (1656), [391];
peninsula first mapped out, [205];
Pioneer Society, [198].
Mildmay, W., [154].
Miles, H. H., History of Canada, [368].
Mille Lacs, [169];
this region taken possession of, [195].
Millin, Magazin encyclopédique, [19].
Mills, A., [102].
[Mines] of the Cordilleras, [v];
of North America, [viii].
Minet’s Map of Louisiana (1685), [237].
Minnesota, Historical Society of, [199];
bibliography of, [199];
histories of, [199].
Minnesota River, [195]
Minong Island, [229], [230], [258].
Minuit, Peter, [398], [403], [441], [445], [447], [493], [502];
Miramichi, [153];
Bay, [49].
Miscou, [266].
Missio Canadensis, [300].
Missions in Canada, sources of their history, [290];
of the Catholics, [199];
to the Indians, [263];
among the Iroquois, map of sites of, [293].
See the names of orders, of priests, and of mission sites.
[Mississippi] River, [167], [258], (Meschasipi), [251], [253];
reported by Allouez, [286];
report of, from the Indians, [207], [313];
extent of its system, [viii];
French possession of, [xxiii];
reached by Joliet, [178];
named Buade, [178];
called Colbert, [206];
various names of, [209];
map (1684), [228].
Mississippi Valley, physical characteristics of, [iii], [iv];
histories of, [199];
French forts in, [199];
French discovery in, [199];
called “Colbertie”, [211];
map (1672), [221].
Missouri River, [237];
early notices, [226].
Modeer, Historia, [495].
Mohawk Valley, [xxv];
early settlements in, [412].
[Mohawks], [119], [122], [309], [311];
war with, [310], [313], [365];
missions, [281].
Mohegan war (1669), [313].
Moingona, [262].
Moll, Herman, [262].
Moluccas, [40].
Moncacht-Apé, [211].
Monette, J. W., Valley of the Mississippi, [199].
Monomet, [109].
Monro, Alexander, British North America, [368].
Monseignat, autog., [364];
Mont Joliet, [179].
Montagnais, [118], [120], [264];
language of, [133];
missions to, [124], [267], [269].
Montalboddo, Pæsi, etc., [12].
[Montanus], map in, [390];
Nieuwe Weereld, [423];
Die Unbekante neue Welt, [423],
(Van den Bergh), [374].
See [Ogilby].
Montespan, Madame, [318].
Montgolfier, account of Margaret Bourgeois, [309].
Montigny de St. Cosme, [316].
Montigny, Francis de, [288].
Montpensier, Mémoires, [357].
Montreal, [53], [205], [308], [312];
Faillon on, [360];
founded, [302];
Frontenac at, [325];
mission at, [274];
site of, [164];
Société Historique de, Mémoires, [303];
and vicinity, map by La Potherie, [303].
Moon. See Lunar.
Moore, Frank, [441].
Moore, J. B., [441].
Morasses, [xiii].
Moreau, L’Acadie Françoise, [156].
Moreau, Mémoire, [155].
Morel, Thomas, [311].
Morgan, H. J., Bibliotheca Canadensis, [359], [367].
Morgan, Lewis H., [163];
League of the Iroquois, [297], [421].
Morrel, Oliver. See [Durantaye].
Morton, Thomas, New English Canaan, [40], [384].
Mound-Builders, [53].
Mount Desert Island, [107], [264].
Moulton, J. W., New Netherland, [496].
Muilkerk, B. van D., [499].
Muller, Frederick, of Amsterdam, [439];
his catalogues, [439].
Muller, J. U., Vorstellung der gantzen Welt, [376].
Mundus Novus (South America), [40].
Munsell, Joel, his labors, [435];
Annals of Albany, [365], [435];
Collections, [435].
Münster, Sebastian, [82];
Cosmographie (1574), [414];
map, (1532), [36], (1540), [38], [41], [81], (1545), [83], [84], (1598), [95].
Murdock, Beamish, Nova Scotia, [142], [156].
Murphy, Henry C., [248], [295], [299], [419], [421], [425], [429], [432], [491], [498];
autog., [418];
his case against the genuineness of the Verrazano voyage stated, [19];
examined, [22];
his intended History of Maritime Discovery in America, [22];
his death, [22];
accounts of, [22];
his library, [22];
Voyage of Verrazzano, [18].
Myritius, Opusculum, [96];
map (1590), [96].
Mythology of the Indians, [299].
Nahant, [485].
Nassau, Fort, [398], [400], [402], [437], [448];
abandoned, [468];
site of, [497].
Natiscotec Island, [51].
Navarrete, Bibliotheca maritima, [62];
Coleccion, [30].
Navigation, treatise on by Champlain, [133].
Negabamat, Noel, [272], [273].
Neill, Edward D., “Discovery along the Great Lakes”, [163];
papers in the Minnesota Historical Society’s Collections, [199];
History of Minnesota, [199];
Minnesota Explorers, [199];
on Menard, [310];
Founders of Maryland, [165];
Writings of Hennepin, [250], [254].
Nekouba, [270].
Nelson, Fort, [259].
Nemiskau, [271].
Neptune Français, [377].
Nertunius, M., [472].
Netscher, P. N., Les Hollandais au Brésil, [418], [499].
country of, [298].
Neutral Island. See [St. Croix Island].
New Amstel, [404].
New Amsterdam taken (1673), by the Dutch, [408];
again given up to the English, [409];
early accounts of, [439];
early records, [439];
Indian incursions towards, [440];
Stadthuys, [441].
See [New York].
New Dominion Monthly, [67].
New England, physical characteristics of, [xxiv];
Indians of, [xxiv];
climate, [xxiv];
importance of, [xxv];
an island, [429];
De Laet’s map of, [436];
Swedish map of, [485];
map of coast, by Allefonsce, [75];
explored by Champlain, [107].
See names of the States.
mapped by Allefonsce, [74], [75];
visited before Columbus, [3];
authorities, [4];
early maps of, [73];
fishing vessels at, [58];
a group of islands, [77], [93];
Lescarbot’s map of, [379];
Mason’s, [379].
See [Baccalaos].
[New France], [61], [77], [93], [95], [97], [99], [100], [101];
archives of, [356];
map, [228];
its position seemed to assure control of the continent, [xx];
soil and climate against it, [xxii];
its colonists compared with New Englanders, [xxii].
See [Francia];
New Gottenburg, burned, [460].
[New Netherland], Asher’s list of maps of, [437];
anthology of, [432];
bibliography of, [439];
best collection of books on, in the Lenox Library, [439];
to be purchased by France, [172];
history of, [395];
records of, [410].
See [New York].
New Orange, [408].
Newport, Verrazano at, [8].
See [Nova Scotia].
[New Spain], [43], [88], [97].
See [Mexico];
eclectic map of, [501];
the English expelled from, [452];
and the Dutch, [457], [461], [498];
and the Indians, [457];
map by Lindstroem, [481];
map by Visscher, [467];
attacked by Stuyvesant, [467];
and Maryland, [496];
and New England, [498], [499];
unpublished documents, [502];
lost to Sweden, [487];
authorities, [488];
fac-simile of title of the Manifest, [489].
See [Swedes].
[New York] (province), Archives of, depredated, [411];
O’Callaghan’s Calendar, [411];
Documents relative to Colonial History, [356], [409];
missions in, [309].
See [New Netherland].
New York (city), histories of, [440];
called Menate, [219];
map of town (1666), [440];
original grants, [441];
early farms, [441];
view of fort, [441].
New York Freeman’s Journal, [245].
New York Harbor, Verrazano in, [7];
early visitors, [396].
New York Historical Society, origin of, [409].
New York State Library, [299].
New York Weekly Herald, [222].
Niagara, block-house at, [223];
first mentioned, [302];
Hennepin’s view of Falls, [240], [247], [248], [254];
history of the Falls, [247];
name of, [247].
Nicholas, Louis, [271].
Nicholas, Père, [286].
Nicolet, Jean, [166], [167], [302], [304];
account of, by C. W. Butterfield, [304];
death, [196];
at Green Bay (1634-1635), [196].
Nicolosius, [385].
Niles, French and Indian Wars, [160].
Nipissing, Lake, [125], [259];
Noel, Jacques, [73].
Noiseaux, [220].
“Nonsuch”, ship, [172].
“Normandy”, ship, [6].
Normans, early on the Newfoundland banks, [63].
Norridgework mission, [274].
North, Frederic, [354].
North America, physiography, [ii];
effects on colonists, [x];
eastern coast, maps of, [33].
North Carolina, failure of colonization, [xxii], [xxviii];
physical characteristics, [xxvii];
poorness of tide-water population, [xxviii].
North River. See [Hudson River].
Northwest Passage, [35].
See [India].
Norumbega, [53], [88], [91], [92], [94], [95], [96], [97], [98], [99], [101], [152], [373], [384];
(Anorombega), [81];
Cape of, [69];
an island, [77];
(Norimbequa), [67];
(Norvega), [378]; River, [70], [77];
town of, [71].
Notre Dame, Congregation of, at Montreal, [309].
Nouguère, La, [332].
Nouvelle Biographie générale, [241].
Nouvelle Biscaye, [384].
Nouvelles Annales des Voyages, [19].
Nova Andulasia, [42].
Nova Francia, [373], [378], [383].
See [New France];
Nova Galitia, [42].
See [New France].
See [New Spain].
explored by Champlain, [106];
geographical history of, [154];
records of, [159];
Historical Society, [159].
See [New Scotland].
Novus Orbis (South America), [41].
Novum Belgium, [426].
See [New York].
Nya Elfsborg, [454].
Nya Göteborg, [454].
Nya Korsholm, Fort, [462], [473].
Nyenhuis, Bodel, [439].
O’Callaghan, E. B., [409], [421];
on the Jesuit Relations, [295];
his studies in New York history, [431];
History of New Netherland, [431], [497];
Register, [431];
edits Documents of New York, [412];
Ochunkgraw, [166].
Odhner, C. T., [499], [500], [502]; Historia, [498].
Ogdensburg, [285].
[Ogilby], John, America, [390];
See [Montanus].
Ohio River, [178], [216], [217], [227], [231], [233], [251];
(Ouye), [253];
(Hohio), [253];
early maps of, [224].
Ohio (State), bibliography of, [198];
histories of, [198].
Ohio Historical Society, [198].
Ohio Valley, history of, [199].
Ohio Valley Historical Series, [198].
Ojibways, [175].
Old-town Indians, [274].
Oldenbarnevelt, [396], [397], [423].
Olier, J. J., [266], [275], [302].
Oliva, Johannes, map, [379].
Onderdonk, Henry W., Hempstead, [441].
Oneida, Lake, [125].
Oneidas, [311].
Onondaga, [126], [280], [282];
books on, [309];
mission, [308];
abandoned, [308].
Onondagas, [293].
Onontio, [326].
called Frontenac, [208], [213], [214], [215], [218], [237], [259], [260];
called St. Louis, [234];
map, (1656), [391], (1660), [389], (1662), [281], (1666), [312], (1670), [203], (1697), [251];
Swedish map, [485].
See [Great Lakes].
Orange, Fort, [217], [281], [308], [398], [417].
See [Albany].
Orbellanda, [92].
Orbis Maritimus, [374].
Orleans, Cape, [49].
Orleans, Island of, [52], [308].
Orono, [274].
Ortelius (Ortels), [424];
portrait, [372];
autog., [372];
Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, [94], [369];
gives no Verrazano map, [18].
Osorius, Hieronymus, De rebus Emmanuelis, [15].
Ossossare mission, [275].
Otis, Charles P., translates Champlain, [134].
Otréouati, [340].
Ottawa missions, [268], [285].
explored by Champlain, [124];
called Utawas, [164];
river route, [173];
early maps of, [202].
country of, [298];
at Manitoulin, [176];
called Outaouacs, [168];
at Quebec, [308].
See Outaouacks.
Ottens, Neobelgii tabula, [482].
Oumamis, [271].
Oumamiwek, [270];
missions, [267].
Outaouaks, [310];
missions, [315].
See Ottawas.
Outrelaise, D’, [318];
river, [178].
Oxenstjerna, Axel, [444], [453];
autog., [444].
Oxenstjerna, Erik, [471].
Oxenstjerna, Johan, [444], [477].
Oyster River (Me.), attacked, [160].
Ozark Mountains, [iv].
Pacific Coast, climate of, [v].
called Mare pacificum, [41], [42].
See [South Sea];
Padilla, [263].
Paesi nouamente retrouati, [12].
Pain, Felix, [269].
Palastrina. See Salvatore.
Palfrey, J. G., [367];
New England, [299].
Palmas, Rio de, [98].
Palmer, P. S., History of Lake Champlain, [120].
Papegåja, Johan, [458], [462], [463], [470], [473], [475], [477], [484], [493];
autog., [458].
missions, [267].
Papineau, [366].
Paria, [41].
[Paris], archives in, [356], [366];
copies from them in America, [356], [366].
Parkman, Francis, portrait, [157];
autog., [157];
Pioneers of France, [65], [134], [158];
translations, [158];
estimate by Casgrain, [158];
Discovery of the Great West, [241], [242], [243];
and Margry’s Collection, [242];
La Salle, [201], [241], [244], [360];
reviewed by G. E. Ellis, [201], [296];
on Cartier, [65];
on Hennepin, [250];
on the Hurons, [305];
his manuscript collections, [367];
his collection of maps, [201];
Old Régime, [300].
Pasqualigo, Pietro, [13].
Passamaquoddy Indians, [274].
Pastoret, map by, [82].
Patalis Regio, [42].
Paullus, Orbis terraqueus, [375].
Paulo, Cape, [73].
Pavonia, [402].
Peabody, W. B. O., on the Jesuits, [297].
Pearson, J., Albany, [435].
Peet, S. D., [298];
on Mr. Baldwin’s maps, [201].
[Peltrie], Madame de la, portrait, [314];
death of, [314];
accounts of, [314].
Pemaquid, captured, [159], [161];
papers, [159];
sources of history, [159];
traces of the Dutch at, [138];
map of, [160].
expedition, [239].
Penn vs. Baltimore, [494].
mission, [274].
Penobscot River, [93];
river in the old maps, [413], [414].
See Norumbega.
“Pensée”, ship, [64].
[Pentagöet] (Castine), [161];
map of, [146].
Peorias, [288].
Peré, [173], [178], [187], [189], [204].
Perkins, F. B., Check List of American Local History, [441].
Perkins, J. H., [262];
Annals of the West, [199];
on Sparks’s La Salle, [254];
Memoir and Writings, [254].
Perrault, Julian, [268];
at Cape Breton, [301].
Perrot, François, [329].
Perrot, Governor of Acadia, [344].
Perrot, Nicholas, [173], [174], [189], [308], [352];
Mémoire sur les Mœurs, [197], [298], [359];
gives a soleil to the mission at the Bay of Puans, [191];
engravings of it, [192], [193];
his geography, [199];
on the Upper Mississippi, [194].
Perryville (N. Y.), [125].
Peschel, Oscar, Geschichte des Zeitalters der Entdeckungen, [15];
his death and account of, [15];
Geschichte der Erdkunde, [40].
Petavius, History of the World, [384].
Petrée. See [Laval].
Petroleum, [ix].
Petun Hurons, [168], [170], [276], [278].
Phips, Sir William, [159], [160];
conquers Acadia, [146];
portrait, [147];
autog., [364];
attack on Quebec, [353].
Physiography of North America, [i].
autog., [285].
Pieskaret, [275].
Pietersen, David, [400].
Pigafetta on Magellan, [30].
Pilestrina, Salvatore de, [413].
Pinard, Chronologie, [357].
Pinho, Manuel, [87].
Pioneer Collections, [198].
Piscator. See [Visscher].
Pius IV., his geographic gallery, [40].
Placentia, [257].
his map, [414].
Planck, Abraham, [496].
Plantagenet, B., New Albion, [427], [490].
Plantin, Christophe, [371].
Plowden, Sir Edmund, [427], [428], [437];
and New Sweden, [457].
Plymouth, ancient landmarks of, by Davis, [110];
Bay, [109];
expedition from, to Maine, [143].
Physical proportions of Americans, [xv.]
Point St. Ignace, [207].
Poisson, du, Père, [289].
Pompey Stone, [420], [429], [433].
Poncet, Père, [279].
Pontgravé, [104], [106], [138];
returns to Canada, [116].
Poore, Ben: Perley, [366].
Popellinière, [374];
Les trois mondes, [95].
Popham Memorial, [138].
Popple’s Atlas, [262].
Porcacchi, L’Isole, [95];
Porcupine Indians, [267], [269].
Poro, Girolamo, [369].
Port Brest, [48].
Port Royal, [44], [45], [107], [152], [383], [388];
Lescarbot’s map of, [140];
Champlain’s map of, [141];
attacked by Argall, [142];
plan of buildings, [144];
settled, [138].
Port St. Louis, [109].
Portages, xxi;
between the lakes and the Mississippi, [200], [224];
how indicated on maps, [202].
[Potherie], Bacqueville de la, Histoire de l’Amérique, [197], [299], [358].
[Portland] (Me.), [159].
See [Loyal, Fort].
Portneuf, [160].
Portolanos, [376]
Portuguese, early discoveries in America, [15];
chart (1503), [35];
map (1520), [73];
portolano (1514-1520), [36].
Pottawatomies, [198], [268], [311].
Poualak, [169].
Poullain, William, [266], [274].
Poutrincourt, Jean de, [106], [138], [141], [150], [300].
Powelsen, Jacob, [450].
Prairies, as tillage ground, [xiv].
Prato, Cape, [50].
Premontré globe, [45].
Prevert, [104].
Prime, N. S., Long Island, [441].
Prince Edward Island, [49], [69], [75].
Printz, Gustaf, [464];
autog., [470].
Printzdorf, [463].
Progressus fidei, [308].
Prudhomme, Fort, [200], [225].
River of the, [258].
Publick Occurrences, [363].
Puffendorf, Samuel, Commentarii, [491].
Purchas, Pilgrimes, [134], [378];
Pye Bay, [485].
Quad (Quaden, or Quadus), Mathias, [372];
Geographisches Handbuch, [101], [372];
Fasciculus geographicus, [372];
map (1600), [101].
Quebec, origin of name, [114];
archives, [356];
bishop of, [309];
Cartier’s fort, [55];
founded by Champlain, [114];
view (1613), [118];
plan (1613), [115];
captured (1629), [128], [133];
picture of, [128];
fort at, [126];
surrendered (1632), [134];
Frontenac at, [319];
fortifies it, [353];
attacked by Phips (1690), [361], [363];
medal, [361];
La Hontan’s pictures, [362], [363];
plan of attack, [354];
early plans, [320];
view by Potherie, [320];
missions at, [271].
Quebec, Hospital de la Miséricorde, [307].
Quebec, Hôtel Dieu, [314].
Quebec, Literary and Historical Society of, [366];
its publications, [366].
Quebec, Réligieuses Hospitalières de, [302], [311].
Quebec, Seminary of, [267], [316];
its missions, [294].
[Québec], Les Ursulines de, [308].
Quens, Jean de, Relation, [308].
Quetelet, Histoire des Sciences, [374].
Queylus, Abbé de, [309].
Quieunonascaran, [265].
Quinsay, [41].
Quint, Alonzo H., [159].
missions, [284].
Quivira, [93].
Race, Cape, [75], [76], [100];
called Ras, [83], [89], [92], [96];
Raso, [37], [38], [82], [86], [90], [92], [95], [98], [377];
Rassa, [84];
Rasso, [39];
Ratz, [78].
Radisson, Sieur, [168], [172].
Raemdonck, J. van, Gerard Mercator, [369], [371].
Raffeix, Pierre, [232];
autog., [232];
of Ontario and Erie, [232], [234].
Rafferman, H. A., on Hennepin, [248].
Rafn, Antiquitates Americanæ, [416].
Ragueneau, Paul, [281];
among the Hurons, [305], [306];
on Cathérine de St. Augustin, [312];
map by, [302];
autog., [307].
Rainfall in North America, [vii].
[Rale], Sebastian, [273], [316];
autog., [273];
Francis, Life of Rale, [274].
Raleigh, Sir Walter, [400].
Rambo, P., [450], [480], [500].
Ramé, A., [63];
Documents inédits, [60].
Rameau, Une colonie féodale, [156].
Ramusio on Cartier, [63];
on the Cortereals, [14];
on the early fisheries, [63];
as an editor, [23];
on Gastaldi’s map, [77];
his Navigationi, [90].
Rancourt, Joseph, [354].
Randolph, Edward, [410].
Ransonet, on Margaret Bourgeois, [309].
Rasieres, [418].
Rasle. See [Rale].
Rat, the (an Indian), [257], [350].
sent to Lake Superior, [181];
autog., [279].
Razilly, Chevalier, [142], [143];
autog., [142].
Recollects, [124], [264], [265], [285], [290], [300];
in Canada, [247], [263], [266];
missions, [249], [291], [292];
and Champlain, [132];
among the Hurons, [307];
recalled, [288];
accompany La Salle, [288];
in Quebec, [354].
Recueil de Traités de Paix, [129].
Reinel, Pedro, his chart, [16], [36], [73].
Relations de la Louisiane, [255].
Réligieuses Ursulines, [308].
See [Quebec].
Remi, Daniel de. See [Courcelles].
Renselaer, Kilian van, [400];
autog., [400].
See Van Renselaer.
map of, [435];
settlers at, [435].
Rensselaer, Stephen van, [435].
Repentigny, De, [188].
Retor, François, [354].
Revue Canadienne, [292].
Revue contemporaine, [241].
Revue critique, [18].
Revue des questions historiques, [134].
Revue de Rouen, [240].
Revue maritime, [245].
Reyard. See Beyard.
Reynolds, John, History of Illinois, [198].
Reynolds, William M., [494].
Ribault, [17].
Ribero, map, [25], [30], [38], [73], [413], [414];
and Gomez’ voyage, [21], [24].
Ribourde, Gabriel de la, [288].
Rich, Point, [48].
Richard, Andrew, [268].
Richardeau, Abbé, [314].
Richelieu, Cardinal, [127];
reflected on by Champlain, [133].
Richelieu, Fort de, [312], [313].
Richelieu, River, [119], [303],
(des Iroquois), [304];
map of, [311];
Ridpath, United States, [438].
Riker, James, Harlem, [441];
History of Newton, New York, [441].
autog., [471].
Rivers in North America, [vii].
Rivière Longue. See [Long River].
Robertson, R. S., [224].
Roberval, Jean François de, [56], [58], [93], [135];
his doings, [65];
death, [66];
his niece, [66].
Rocoles, J. B. de, [305].
Rogers, Earls of Stirling, [155].
Roggeveen, Arent, Burning Fen, [376];
map of the Delaware, [482].
Roland, F. N., [356].
Rooseboom, Johannes, [347].
Roseboome, Captain Thomas, [192].
Rosier, Cape, [146].
Rotz, Johne, Boke of Idrography, [82];
Rouen, American savages in, [16].
Rougemont, Philip, [54].
Royale, Isle, [229].
Rudman, Rev. A., [495], [496].
Rufosse, Jacques de, [64].
Rupert, Prince, [171].
Ruscelli, Girolamo, [40];
Russell, Jonathan, [496].
Ruttenber, E. M., Hudson River Tribes, [421].
Ruysch’s map, [73].
Rye (N. Y.), [441].
Rymer’s Fœdera, [166].
Ryswick, Peace of (1697), [149], [356].
Sabine River, [236].
Sable Island, [63], [86], [93], [136], [377], [383], [384], [388];
account of, by Gilpin, [63];
early cattle on, [5].
“Sacre”, ship, [16].
Sacrobusto, Sphera del Mundo, [81].
Sagard, [300];
Le Grand Voyage, [196], [290];
Histoire du Canada, [290];
Sagean, Mathieu, [226];
his Relation, [226].
Saggiatore, [17].
Saguenay, [51], [59], [60], [67], [72], [73], [75], [85], [87], [94], [97], [98], [114], [304], [309], [312], [314], [373], [378], [385];
explored by Champlain, [104];
country of, [56].
Sainte Anne du Petit Cap, [311].
Sainte Anne, Fort, [312].
St. Anthony, Falls, [230], [248], [252];
Harbor, [48].
St. Antoine, Fort, [189], [195], [229].
St. Barnabas, [48].
St. Castine, Baron de, [146], [147], [160];
autog., [146].
St. Castine the younger, [147].
St. Catherine Harbor, [47].
St. Charles River, [52].
St. Clair Lake, [163].
St. Côme, [288].
St. Croix, Fort, [186], [229].
[St. Croix Island], Argall’s visit to, [142];
map of, [137];
plan of buildings, [139].
St. Croix River (Acadia), [107], [152], [385].
St. Croix River (branch of the Mississippi), [168], [169].
St. Esprit mission, [200], [212], [216], [286].
St. Foi, Premier Ursulines, [308].
St. François de Sales mission, [267], [273], [315].
St. François, Lake, [205], [312].
St. François River, [312].
St. François-Xavier mission, [284].
St. Germain-en-Laye, treaty of, [129], [142].
St. Helena, Cape, [45], [89], [98].
St. Ignace mission, [287].
St. Ignatius, [395].
St. Ignatius, a Huron town, [277].
St. John (Island), [39], [69], [73], [377].
St. John River (New Brunswick), [143].
St. John’s College, Fordham (N. Y.), [299].
St. John’s mission, [293].
St. John’s River (Newfoundland), [48].
St. Joseph, Fort, [192], [260];
destroyed, [194].
St. Joseph River, [223], [224].
St. Joseph’s, [272];
Island, [278];
mission, [293].
St. Lawrence, Allefonsce’s map of, [74].
St. Lawrence Bay, [51], [75], [77];
Cartier’s, [67].
St. Lawrence Gulf, [72], [100];
in Allefonsce’s map, [77];
map by Bellin, [64];
map, (1663), [148], (1709), [153];
visited by the Spaniards, [74].
St. Lawrence River, [75], [93], [163];
Lescarbot’s map of, [117].
St. Lawrence Valley, its characteristics, [xxi], [xxii];
in relation to military movements, [xxiii].
St. Louis, a Huron town, [277].
St. Louis, Fort, [188], [226], [231].
St. Louis, Fort (Lavaca River), [238].
St. Louis, Fort, on the Richelieu, [312], [313].
St. Louis, Lac, [312].
St. Louis, Lake.
See [Ontario].
St. Loys, Cape, [50].
St. Lunario Bay, [49].
Saint Lusson, Sieur, [174], [314];
takes possession of the Lake Country, [175].
navigators of, [4].
St. Martin’s Creek, [50].
St. Mary’s Bay, [106].
St. Mary’s mission, [276].
St. Michael’s mission, [293].
St. Nicholas, Fort, [195], [229].
St. Paul, Cape, [67].
St. Paul (Cape Breton), [55].
St. Peter, Lake, [303], [311].
St. Peter’s, Cape, [49].
St. Peter’s Channel, [50].
St. Pierre River, [195].
St. Roman, Cape, [98].
St. Sacrament. See [George, Lake].
St. Savior, [264].
St. Servans, Harbor, [48].
St. Simeon, [354].
St. Simon, Denis de, [271];
Mémoires, [357].
St. Stephen’s mission, [293].
St. Sulpice, site of, [303].
St. Theresa Bay, [310].
Ste. Theresa Fort, [313].
St. Thomas, Island, [46], [98].
Ste. Ursule, La Gloire de, [308].
St. Valier, Jean de, Relation, [315], [316], [346];
Estat Présent, etc., [315], [348];
Bishop, [316].
Salmon, [30].
Salmon Falls, [159];
attacked, [352].
Salt Springs, [308].
Saltonstall, Wye, [374].
Salvat de Pilestrina, [36].
Salvatore de Palastrina, [36].
San Antonio, Bay, [46], [413].
San Antonio, River, [11].
“San Antonio”, ship, [10].
San Francisco, [46].
San Juan Island, [49].
San Miguel, [46].
Sandel, P. A., [493].
Sandelands, James, [498].
Sandrart, J. de, [385].
Sandusky, [267].
Sandy Hook on the old maps, [413].
Sankikan, [457].
Sanson, Adrien, [375].
Sanson, Guillaume, [375].
Sanson, Jacques, [354].
Sanson, Nicolas, his maps, [385], [390], [391];
Atlas, [375];
L’Univers, [375].
Sanson et Jaillot, Atlas nouveau, [375].
Saonchiogwa, [282].
Saquish, [109].
Saskatchewan, [iii].
Sauks, [175].
Sault au Récollet, [266].
Sault St. Louis mission, [285].
Sault Ste. Marie, [165], [200], [216];
mission, [268].
Saulteurs, [175].
Savage, Major Thomas, on the attack (1690) on Quebec, [363];
autog., [364].
Say and Seal, Lord, [401].
Scanonaenrat, [278].
Schendel, Gillis van, [435].
Schenectady attacked, [352], [364].
Schenk, P., [385].
Schluter, P., [429].
Schmeler, J. A., [36].
Opusculum Geographicum, [46].
Schoodic River, [137].
Schoolcraft, Notes on the Iroquois, [297];
Indian Tribes, [297].
Schout-fiscal, [402].
Schouten, Journal, [415].
Schute, Sven, [454], [462], [465], [466], [469], [471], [473], [475], [478], [483], [500];
autog., [454].
Schuyler, John, [353].
Schuyler, Peter, [355];
his report, [365].
Schuyler, Phil, autog., [365];
his Journal, [365];
at La Prairie, [364].
Scurvy, [54].
Scutterus, map of Pennsylvania, [482].
Seal-hunting, [52].
Sedgwick, Robert, expedition to Acadie, [145];
autog., [145].
Seignelay, [337];
autog., [337];
Minister for the Colonies, [185].
Seignelay River, [227], [232].
Sénat, Père, [289].
Senecas, [308];
attacked by Denonville, [347];
authorities, [348];
missions, [310];
fort, [348];
and La Barre, [341].
See Iroquois.
Senex, John, [262].
Sequamus, Metellus, on the Spanish discoveries, [15].
Seven Cities (island), [98], [101].
Seven Cities (towns), [101].
Sewall’s Ancient Dominions of Maine, [138].
Shaler, N. S., “Physiography of North America”, [i].;
Kentucky Geological Survey, [xvi].
Shaw, Norton, [134].
Shawnees, [298].
Shea, J. G., [125];
Catholic Missions among the Indian Tribes, [199], [296];
Mississippi Valley, [199];
translates Charlevoix, [358];
edits Colden, [421];
edits The Commodities of Manati, [435];
his “Cramoisy Series”, [296], [315];
his list of Iroquois missionaries, [296];
on Dreuillettes in Boston, [306];
edits Hennepin’s Description of Louisiana, [248], [250];
on Hennepin, [247], [250], [254];
on the Jesuit martyrs, [305];
“The Jesuits, Recollects, and the Indians”, [263];
on the Jesuit Relations, [294];
edits Jogues’ letters, [306], [421];
edits Jogues’ Novum Belgium, [306];
on La Hontan, [257];
on La Salle’s Texan colony, [239], [240];
on Leclercq, [291];
translates Établissement de la Foy, [291];
on Margry, [246];
Bursting of Margry’s La Salle Bubble, [245];
on O’Callaghan, [432];
Peñalosa, [237];
Perils of the Ocean and Wilderness, [292];
on Wisconsin tribes, [310].
Sheepscot River, [108].
Sheldon, E. M. Early History of Michigan, [198], [311].
Ship Company, [444].
Ships, Dutch, picture of, [415].
Shirley, William, [154].
“Sibille”, ship, [64].
Sierra Nevada, iv.
Sillery founded, [303];
mission at, [267], [271], [272], [315].
Silver mines, [106].
See [Mines].
Simon, Père, [274].
Sioux, [169], [175], [176], [181], [182], [211];
receive Accault, [184];
Sirenne, [273].
Skörkil Fort, [462].
Slafter, E. F., “Champlain”, [103];
edits Champlain’s works, [134];
Sir William Alexander, [155].
Slavery, the result of tobacco culture, [xiv], [xxvii];
extended by cotton-raising, [xxvii].
kidnapping of, [11];
from Labrador, [2].
Slom, Måns, [461].
Sloughter, Governor, [410].
Sluyter, Peter, [429].
Smith, Buckingham, on Verrazano, [18];
his Inquiry, [18];
accounts of, [18];
finds the Ulpius globe, [19];
Coleccion, [56].
Smith, B. H., Atlas of Delaware County, [500].
Smith, C. C., “Acadia”, [135].
Smith, George, Delaware County, [498].
Smith, John, [414].
Smith, P. H., Duchess County, [441].
Smith, William, History of Canada, [306], [367].
Smith, William, History of New York, [430], [494].
Smith, W. R., History of Wisconsin, [199].
Snöhvit, J. K., [453].
Snow-shoes, [331].
Soenrese, [284].
Soil, endurance of, [ix];
Soissons, Count de, [123].
[Solar] Eclipse (1663), [310].
Sorel, [336].
Souel, Père, [289].
Source, Thaumur de la, [316].
Sourin, [139].
South Carolina, population of, [xxviii];
upland districts, [xxix].
[South Company], [444], [452].
South Mountains, [xxv].
South River (Delaware), [423].
[South Sea], [42], [175];
Joliet to discover the, [179].
See [Pacific].
Southampton, Earl of, [110].
See Hayti.
Spalding, Archbishop, Miscellanea, [299].
Spaniards, their commerce preyed upon by the French, [5], [6];
early on the northeast coast, [9], [10];
in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, [74];
in the Hudson, [433].
Sparks, Jared, [367];
Life of La Salle, [242];
Life of Marquette, [220];
manuscripts, [160].
Speed, Prospect, [378];
map of Delaware Bay, [482];
map, [384].
autog., [445].
Spirito Santo Bay, [251].
Spirito Santo, Rio de, [98].
Sprinchorn, K. S., [500], [502].
Squier, Aboriginal Monuments of New York, [348].
Stadaconna, [52], [54], [304],
(Tadacona), [87].
Standish, Miles, [144].
Starbäck, C. G., [502].
Starved Rock, [226].
Stature, comparative, [xvi].
Steendam, Jacob, [432].
Stevens, Henry, buys Muller’s Collection, [439].
Stewart, George, Jr., “Frontenac and his Times”, [317].
Stiddem, T., [500].
Stiernman, A. A. von, Samling, [494].
Stiles, History of Brooklyn, [441].
Stille, O. P., [452].
Stirling, Earldom of, [155].
Stobnicza map, [36].
Stöcklein, Brief-Schriften, [316].
Stoddard’s Sketches of Louisiana, [254].
Stone, W. L., New York, [440].
Stone Age, [53].
Strahl, Gustaf, [452].
Street, Alfred B., Frontenac, [361].
Strickland, W. P., Old Mackinaw, [199].
Strozzi Library, [17].
Stuart, James, at Cape Breton, [128].
Stuyvesant, Peter, [404], [464];
arrives, [405];
autog., [406];
attacks the Swedes, [467], [478];
portrait, [441];
his house, [441];
pear-tree, [442];
hisjourney to Esopus, [442].
Subercase, [351].
Sulpitians, [205], [266], [275], [290], [309], [329], [360];
martyrs, [305];
authorities, [294].
Sulte, Benjamin, Histoire des Canadiens-Français, [368];
on Nicolet, [196];
Mèlanges, [138].
Sun. See [Solar].
Superior, Lake, [261];
Jesuits’ map of, [205], [313];
heliotype of, [313];
Whitney’s Geological Report of, [313];
map, (1656), [391], (1683), [249];
early described, [165];
maps of, [208], (1674), [212], [214], [215], [218], (1697), [251], [252];
reached, [168];
called Tracy, [206];
traders on (1658), [309], (upper lake), [260];
map, (1688), [230], (Tracy), [232], [233], (1709), [258].
See [Great Lakes].
Susquehanna River, [165].
Svedberg, Bishop, America illuminata, [493].
Svedberg, Jesper, [493].
Svedberg, J. D., Dissertatio, [493].
Svenson, Jacob, [453], [474], [502].
Swamps, [xiii].
Swanenburg, [408].
Sweden, South Company of, [403].
Swedenborg, Emmanuel, [493].
[Swedes] on the Delaware, [404], [443].
See [New Sweden].
Swiss in Tennessee, [xix].
Sylvanus’ map, [36].
Sylvius, L., [425].
Tablelands, iv.
Tadenac, Lake, [80], [97], [377].
Tadoussac, [143], [269], [303], [312], [384];
Champlain at, [104];
plan of, by Champlain, [114];
missions, [265], [302], [315].
Tailhan, J., [246];
edits Perrot, [197], [298], [359].
Tallemant des Réaux, [357].
and Western explorations, [205];
his house, [354].
Tamaroas, [288].
Tanner, Societas Jesu, [306].
Tarcotte, L. P., Histoire de l’ile Orléans, [308].
Taylor, James W., History of Ohio, [198].
Teananstayae mission, [276], [277].
Tehgahkwita, [283].
Teissier, F., Les Français au Canada, [368].
[Temistitan], [40], [42], [93].
See [Mexico];
Temperature, range of, xii.
Temple, Sir Thomas, [145], [161].
Terceira, Island, [1].
Ternaux-Compans, Archives des Voyages, [63];
La Nouvelle Swède, [496].
Thevenot, gives Marquette’s narrative, [219];
Recueil de Voyages, [219], [294];
gives map, [220].
Thevet, André, [30];
his claim, [11];
his Singularitez de la France, [30], [31], [50];
Grand Insulaire, MS., [66], [68];
Thomas, Gabriel, map of, [482].
Thomassy, De la Salle, [225];
Géologie pratique de la Louisiane, [224];
Les papes géographes, [19], [40];
on the Verrazano map, [19].
Thompson, B. F., Long Island, [441].
Thomson, P. G., Bibliography of Ohio, [198].
Thorndike, Colonel Israel, [201].
Thorne, Robert, his map, [45].
Thornton, J. W., Ancient Pemaquid, [159].
his map, [200].
Three Rivers, [166], [308], [312];
site of, [311].
See [Thyle].
Thurloe, State Papers, [430].
Thury, Pierre, [160], [269], [274];
Relation, [159].
See [Thule].
Ticonderoga, [119].
Tiele, P. A., Mémoire bibliographique, [439], [442];
Nederlandsche Pamfletten, [439].
Tienhoven, Van, [420].
Tienpont, A. J., [398].
Tierra del Fuego, [43].
Tillage, labor of, in New England, [xii].
Tilly, [335].
See [Temistitan].
Tin mines, [viii].
See [Mines].
Tinicum, [454].
Tinot, Cape, [75].
Tionontates, [276].
Tobacco, [168];
introduced into France, [32];
in New Sweden, [454], [458], [459], [462];
its influence, xiv;
in Virginia, xxvii, [475].
Toledo, Historical and Geographical Society of, [198].
[Tonty], Henri, [188], [194], [225], [347];
joins La Salle, [182];
autog., [182];
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