French Pathfinders in North America

by William Henry Johnson

GOURGUES, DOMINIQUE DE, takes ample vengeance on the Spaniards at Fort Caroline, [96].

GOVERNMENT, INDIAN, what it was like, [29].

GRAND COUNCIL of Iroquois League, how composed, [31].

"GRIFFIN," THE, first vessel on the Upper Lakes, [233].

GROSEILLERS, SIEUR DES, title assumed by Médard Chouart, co-explorer with Radisson of Lake Superior, [199].

GUNS sold to Iroquois by Dutch, [131].

HAKLUYT, RICHARD, a chronicler of old explorations, [86].

HAWKINS, SIR JOHN, founder of English African slave-trade, relieves the distressed Frenchmen, [88].

HELPFULNESS, MUTUAL, characteristic of Indian life, [41].

HENNEPIN, FATHER Louis, comes to Canada, [290]; describes Niagara Falls, [291]; describes a council of Senecas, [292]; is sent to explore the Upper Mississippi, [293]; his fraud, [294]; captured by Sioux, [298]; his experiences among the Sioux, [298] et seq,; sees and names Falls of St. Anthony, [306]; rescued by Du Lhut, [308].