MILITIA SQUADS ESTABLISHED--THE FORMATION OF THE CONFRATERNITY OF THE HOLY FAMILY--THE EARTHQUAKE AT MONTREAL--POLITICAL CHANGES--THE RESIGNATION OF THE COMPANY OF ONE HUNDRED ASSOCIATES--CANADA BECOMES A CROWN COLONY--THE TRANSFER OF THE SEIGNEURY OF THE ISLAND FROM THE COMPANY OF MONTREAL TO THE "GENTLEMEN OF THE SEMINARY"--ROYAL GOVERNMENT--THE APPOINTMENT OF THE SOVEREIGN COUNCIL--CHANGE IN THE MONTREAL JUDICIAL SYSTEM--FORMER HOME RULE PRIVILEGES RESCINDED--MONTREAL UNDER QUEBEC--PIERRE BOUCHER'S DESCRIPTION OF CANADA AND MONTREAL--SOCIAL LIFE OF THE PERIOD--MONTREAL SOLDIERY--THE ELECTION OF POLICE JUDGES--ATTEMPT TO SUPPLANT MAISONNEUVE AS LOCAL GOVERNOR--DISCORD IN THE SOVEREIGN COUNCIL 181 CHAPTER XVI 1665 THE RECALL OF DE MAISONNEUVE THE GOVERNOR GENERAL DE COURCELLES AND THE INTENDANT TALON ARRIVE--THE DUAL REIGN INHARMONIOUS--SIEUR DE TRACY, LIEUTENANT GENERAL OF THE KING FOR NORTH AMERICA, ARRIVES--THE CARIGNAN-SALLIERES REGIMENT--CAPTURE OF CHARLES LE MOYNE BY IROQUOIS--BUILDING OF OUTLYING FORTS--PREPARATIONS FOR WAR--THE DISMISSAL OF MAISONNEUVE--AN UNRECOGNIZED MAN--HIS MONUMENT--MAISONNEUVE IN PARIS--A TRUE CANADIAN 191 CHAPTER XVII 1666-1670 THE SUBDUAL OF THE IROQUOIS THE END OF THE HEROIC AGE PRIMITIVE EXPEDITIONS UNDER DE COURCELLES, SOREL AND DE TRACY--THE ROYAL TROOPS AND THE MONTREAL "BLUE COATS"--DOLLIER DE CASSON, THE SOLDIER CHAPLAIN--THE VICTORY OVER THE IROQUOIS--THE HOTEL-DIEU AT MONTREAL RECEIVES THE SICK AND WOUNDED--THE CONFIRMATION OF THE GENTLEMEN OF THE SEMINARY AS SEIGNEURS--THE LIEUTENANT GENERAL AND INTENDANT IN MONTREAL--THE "DIME"--THE CENSUS OF 1667--MORE CLERGY NEEDED--THE ABBE DE QUEYLUS RETURNS, WELCOMED BY LAVAL AND MADE VICAR GENERAL--REINFORCEMENT OF SULPICIANS--THEIR FIRST MISSION AT KENTE--THE RETURN OF THE RECOLLECTS--THE ARRIVAL OF PERROT AS LOCAL GOVERNOR OF MONTREAL 195 CHAPTER XVIII 1671-1672 THE FEUDAL SYSTEM ESTABLISHED THE SEIGNEURS OF THE MONTREAL DISTRICT SUBURBAN GROWTH--THE EARLIEST OUTLYING FIEFS--PRAEDIA MILITARIA--MILITARY SEIGNEURIES OF THE MONTREAL DISTRICT--THE FEUDAL SYSTEM--THE "NOBLESSE"--THE "PARISHES"--"CENS ET RENTES"--"LODS ET VENTES"--TRIBUTE TO THE FEUDALISM OF THE CLERICAL "SEIGNEURS OF MONTREAL"--MUNICIPAL OFFICERS--ORDER IN PROCESSIONS--THE CHURCH WARDENS--THE SOLDIER COLONISTS--CATTLE BREEDING, HORSES, ASSES--AGRICULTURE--NEW CONCESSIONS--LAWS REGULATING OPENING UP THE LAND--FIRST PUBLIC ROADS AND BRIDGES AT MONTREAL--NOTE: FORTS AND REDOUBTS 203 CHAPTER XIX 1666-1672 ECONOMICAL PROGRESS INDUSTRIES, TRADE AND LABOUR COMMERCE--MINING--SHIP BUILDING--INDUSTRIES--A "MUNICIPAL" BREWERY--THE FIRST MARKET--PRICES--LABOUR--MEDICAL MEN 213 CHAPTER XX 1666-1672 COLONIZATION AND POPULATION