ENCOURAGEMENT OF MARRIAGE--BACHELORS TAXED--"FILLES DU ROI"--DOWRIES--PENSIONS FOR LARGE FAMILIES--MONTREAL HEALTHY FOR WOMEN--NOTE ON IMMIGRATION 215 CHAPTER XXI 1667-1672 EXPEDITIONS FROM MONTREAL LA SALLE--DOLLIER DE CASSON--DE COURCELLES A FEUDAL VILLAGE AND ITS YOUNG SEIGNEUR--LA SALLE'S JESUIT TRAINING--AN EX-JESUIT--THE SEIGNEURY OF ST. SULPICE--SOLD--THE FEVER FOR EXPLORATION--LA SALLE, DOLLIER DE CASSON AND GALINEE--SOLDIER OUTRAGES ON INDIANS--THE EXPEDITION TO LAKES ERIE AND ONTARIO--LA SALLE RETURNS--HIS SEIGNEURY NICKNAMED "LA CHINE"--THE SULPICIANS TAKE POSSESSION OF LAKE ERIE FOR LOUIS XIV--RETURN TO MONTREAL--DE GALINEE'S MAP--THE SUBSEQUENT EXPEDITION OF THE GOVERNOR GENERAL, DE COURCELLES 221 CHAPTER XXII 1667-1672 EDUCATION AT QUEBEC: JACQUES LEBER, JEANNE LEBER, CHARLES LE MOYNE (OF LONGUEUIL), LOUIS PRUDHOMME--MARGUERITE BOURGEOYS' SCHOOL AT MONTREAL--"GALLICIZING" INDIAN CHILDREN--GANNENSAGONAS--THE SULPICIANS AT GENTILLY--THE JESUITS AT MADELEINE LA PRAIRIE 229 CHAPTER XXIII 1666-1672 GARRISON LIFE--SLACKENING MORALS SIEUR DE LA FREDIERE--LIQUOR TRAFFIC WITH THE INDIANS--SOLDIERS MURDER INDIANS--THE CARION-DE LORMEAU DUEL--THE FIRST BALL IN CANADA--LARCENIES, ETC.--A CORNER IN WHEAT--THE "VOLUNTAIRES," OR DAY LABOURERS--THE TAVERNS--A POLICE RAID--"HOTEL" LIFE--BLASPHEMY PUNISHED--THE LORDS' VINEYARDS RUINED 233 CHAPTER XXIV 1671-1673 NOTABLE LOSSES DE QUEYLUS FINALLY LEAVES VILLE MARIE--DE COURCELLES AND TALON RECALLED--TRIBUTE TO THEIR ADMINISTRATION--MGR. DE LAVAL ABSENT FOR THREE YEARS--THREE DEATHS--MADAME DE PELTRIE--MARIE L'INCARNATION--JEANNE MANGE--HER LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT 239 CHAPTER XXV 1672-1675 TOWN PLANNING AND ARCHITECTURE THE FOUNDATION OF THE PARISH CHURCH AND BON SECOURS CHAPEL THE FIRST STREET SURVEY--"LOW" TOWN AND "UPPER" TOWN--THE ORIGIN OF THE NAMES OF THE STREETS--COMPLAINTS AGAINST CITIZENS STILL CULTIVATING THE STREETS--ORDERS TO BEGIN BUILDING--THE NEW PARISH CHURCH--THE FOUNDATION STONES AND PLAQUES--THE DEMOLITION OF THE FORT FORBIDDEN--THE CHURCH OF BON SECOURS--THE POWDER MAGAZINE IN ITS GARRET--A PICTURE OF MONTREAL 241 CHAPTER XXVI 1672-1682 ALTERCATIONS FRONTENAC'S FIRST TERM OF GOVERNORSHIP I. THE RIVAL GOVERNORS II. CHURCH AND STATE III. THE GOVERNOR, THE INTENDANT AND THE SOVEREIGN COUNCIL