The Founder of New France: A Chronicle of Champlain

by Charles W. Colby

Poutrincourt, Seigneur de, with De Monts in Acadia, [28-9], [31], [41-2]; his colonizing expedition to Port Royal, [46-56], [58].

Prevert, a mariner of St Malo, [20], [34].

Quebec, [59-60], [62], [81]; Champlain reaches, [64], [66-7]; hard times in, [67-8], [83], [87]; two bright spots, [80-1]; captured by the Kirkes, [124-6]; restored to France, [127].

Raleigh, Sir Walter, his colony in America, [14], [16].

Ralleau, with Champlain in Acadia, [30], [46].

Récollets, the, in New France, [80], [119].

Richelieu, Cardinal, his energetic colonial policy, [120-3], [129], [133]; succumbs to European interests, [124], [127-8] n.

Sagard, Gabriel, a Récollet missionary, [77].

St Croix, the French colony at, [34-5], [37].

St Germain-en-Laye, treaty of, [127].