villages, and to leave their
missionaries undisturbed as they were before the =war."=)
Page 83: Removed closing double quote (we Incamped this Night at
this afforsaid Indian Village =Apog.= (Aukpaque.)")
Page 83: Added closing double quote (or Bread, we Incamped
this Night at this afforsaid Indian Village Apog.
=(Aukpaque.)"=)
Page 89: Was 'Mascaerne' (Annapolis early in 1744, which
attack failed on account of the energy and bravery of
=Mascarene=.)
Page 98: Added closing double quote ("It is =desirable,"= he writes,
"that the savages should unite in opposing the English)
Page 101: Was 'main-maist' (Vergor had a new =main-mast= cut and
drawn from the woods by the crew of the St. Francis)
Page 101: Was 'illict' (St. Francis was confiscated for engaging in
=illicit= commerce in the province of his Britannic
Majesty.)
Page 102: Was 'warike' (she was engaged in furnishing =warlike=
munitions to the Indian enemy)
Page 102: Was 'anticipatd' (The Marquis de la Jonquiere
=anticipated= great advantages from the overland route of
communication.)
Page 111: Was 'benfits' (It was claimed that many =benefits= would
follow, chiefly that the lumbermen)
Page 115: Was 'removel' (about the =removal= of the Acadians from
Chignecto and the River St. John.)
Page 124: Added closing double quote (and the Micmacs he would be
able to form a camp of 600 or 700 men, and Drucour could
frequently place the besiegers between two =fires."=)
Page 133: Was 'Menagoeche' (the English were engaged in rebuilding
the old Fort at =Menagoueche=; the Indians of the River
St. John had retired with the Rev. Father Germain,)
Page 141: original spelling: Guidry ... Guirdy ("At Menagoueck, the
year of grace 1681, the 2 June, have baptized according to
the forms of the Church, Jeanne =Guidry, child of Claude
Guirdy= dit la Verdure and of Keskoua)
Page 144: Was 'arrranged' (Gerrish agreed to buy goods and sell them
to on furs sold, and the prices to be so =arranged= that
the Indians)
Page 144: Was 'skin skin' (the same standard: Moose skin, 1-1/2
"beavers"; bear =skin=, 1-1/3 "beavers"; 3 sable skins, 1
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