_Montagnais, where they dwell_ 9 _a tribe of New France_ 11 _Mountains of New France are covered with snow and perpetual frost_ 12 _Manners of the Savages_ 13, 16 _Dead, they bury their memory and name with them_ 16 _Names of the Savages of New France_ 9 _Normans, the Savages call the French_ 25 _Norumbega is only a shadow and a name_ 8 _Norumbega, Father Biard explores a large part of_ 32 _New France, what sort of a country_ 8 _number and names of its Savage tribes_ 11 _why the country is very cold and wet_ 12 _Society of Jesus obtains permission to labor in_ 19 _New France, its chart to be made by Father Biard_ 18 _New France, the Jesuit Fathers land in_ 24 _Number of the French in Acadia_ 25 _Provisions at Port Royal become scarce_ 34 _Priests, the Jesuit, live at Port Royal_ 10 _their needs and cares_ 35 _Lice, the Indians regard them as a dainty_ 18 _Peltries, the only treasure of the Indians_ 12 _Pons, Antoinette de_, vide _Guercheville_. _Potugoët river_ [44] 10 _Port Royal, latitude and location_ 10 _the Jesuit Priests arrive here_ 26 _Potrincourt, Sieur Jean de, asks for colonists for New France_ 20 _arrives in New France_ 24 _his family is the only one in Acadia_ 25 _praises the zeal of the Fathers_ 27 _the sick son of Membertou is brought to his house_ 29 _Potrincourt, Sieur de, certain young man reconciled with_ 34 _Præsentis [Plaisance] island_ 9 _Sable, Cape_ 11 _Girl baptized_ 27 _dies in the cabin of the Priests_ 28 _Religion of the Savages_ 14 _Rimbequi (or rather Kinibequi) river_ 10 _Secular Priest, baptises nearly a hundred Savages in New France_ 24 _returns to France_ 26 _Sagamores are leaders in war, but their authority is precarious_ 13