[1413] Second ed., York, 1758; fourth ed., London, 1759. (Carter-Brown, iii. 1,200, 1,241.) Also, Dublin, 1766; and Stockbridge, Mass., 1796.
[1414] Page 64.
[1415] New York (to 1762), ii. 239.
[1416] Mass., vol. iii. The latest account and best to consult is Parkman’s (vol. i. p. 413). Bancroft’s is much the same in his final revision (vol. ii. 453) as in his original ed. (iv. 238). Warburton’s Conquest of Canada (ch. ii.) is tolerably full. For local aspects, cf. Clark’s Onondaga, and a paper by M. M. Jones in Potter’s American Monthly, vii. 178.
[1417] Vol. i. p. 356-360.
[1418] The governors of Canada were in the habit of reporting to the Marine; but Montcalm sent his despatches to the department of War. Various ones are given in N. Y. Col. Docs., x., and in Coll. de Manuscrits (Quebec), vol. v.
[1419] Such are an officer’s letter (p. 453), a journal (p. 457), Montcalm to D’Argenson (p. 461), an engineer’s letter (p. 465), an account (p. 467), Vaudreuil to D’Argenson (p. 471), other narratives with enumeration of booty (pp. 484-85, 520, 537), Lotbinière’s account (p. 494), etc. Cf. the French account, Aug. 28, 1756, in the Penna. Archives, 2d ser., vi. 376, beside the letter of Claude Godfroy (p. 391). Pouchot’s Mémoires, i. pp. 70, 81, gives the current French account.
[1420] Boston Pub. Library; Murphy, no. 2,114. It is given in Coll. de Manuscrits (Quebec), iv. 48.
[1421] They will be found in the Doc. Hist. N. Y., iv. pp. 169, 170 (Sept., 1755), 171, 175 (Oct.), 176 (Nov.), 184 (Jan., 1756), 185 (June), 286 (July), etc.
[1422] It was reprinted at Dublin in 1769. (Thomson, Bibliog. of Ohio, nos. 996, 997; Field, Ind. Bibliog., no. 1,315; Carter-Brown, iii. nos. 1,474, 1,702; Barlow’s Rough List, nos. 983-84; Brinley, i. no. 256; Menzies, no. 1,716; H. C. lib., 4376.21.) In a condensed form it makes part of a book edited by Caleb Stark, and published at Concord, N. H., in 1831, called Reminiscences of the French War, and it also appears in an abridged form in Caleb Stark’s Memoir of John Stark, Concord, 1860, p. 390. The best edition is that edited by Dr. F. B. Hough, with an Appendix, Albany, 1883. The Journals cover the interval from Sept. 24, 1755, to February 14, 1761. Haven (Thomas, ii. p. 560) cites from the Boston News-Letter, Apr. 15, 1762, proposals for printing at Charleston, S. C., in 4 vols., a “Memoir of Robert Rogers, containing his journals, 1755-1762,” but the publication was not apparently undertaken.