1. Memorial describing the limits, etc. (in French and English), signed Sept. 21, 1750, by W. Shirley and
W. Mildmay.
2. “Mémoires sur l’Acadie” of the French commissioners, Sept. 21 and Nov. 16, 1750.
3. Memorial of the English commissioners (in French and English), Jan. 11, 1751.
4. Memoir of the French commissioners (en réponse), Oct. 4, 1751. The “preuves” are cited at the foot of each page.
5. Memorial of the English commissioners (in French and English) in reply to no. 4. The “authorities” are given at the foot of the page. It is signed at Paris, Jan. 23, 1753, by William Mildmay and Ruvigny de Cosne.
6. “Pièces justificatives,” supporting the memoir of the English commissioners, Jan. 11, 1751, viz.:—
Concession of James I. to Thomas Gates, Apr., 1606 (in French and English).
Concession of James I. to Sir Wm. Alexander, Sept., 1621 (in Latin), being the same as that of Charles I., July 12, 1625.
Occurrences in Acadia and Canada in 1627-28, by Louis Kirk, as found in the papers of the Board of Trade (in French and English).