French Pathfinders in North America

by William Henry Johnson

ALGONQUINS, one of the great divisions of the Indian race, [4], its range and its families, [7]; close allies of the French, [114]; shiftless and improvident, often relieved by them, [124]; those of Massachusetts thriftier, [109], note.

ALLOUEZ, FATHER, noted missionary; one of his speeches, [147].

ANNAPOLIS, originally Port Royal; re-named for Queen Anne, [111].

APACHES, an offshoot of Athapascan stock, [7].

APPALACHEE, probably southwestern Georgia, supposed to be rich in gold, [82].

ASSICKMACK, Indian name for whitefish, [206]; much prized, [206], note.

ATHAPASCANS, a native stock; one of the larger divisions of Indian race, [7].

AUBRY, NICHOLAS, his perilous adventure, [106].

AYLLON, LUCAS VASQUEZ DE, his treachery punished, [70].

BASQUES, early activity of, on northern coasts of America, [53]; resist the royal monopoly of fur-trade, [122].