_Marshal of Virginia wishes to have the French of saint Sauveur hanged._ 261 _Marriages, how arranged among Canadians._ 61 _Matachias, chains, and adornments of Canadian women._ 37 _Matachias, jewels, collected upon the graves of the women._ 92 _Medicines in use among the Canadians, vapor-baths and rubbing._ 77 _Membertou, both Sagamore and Autinoin._ 54 _Membertou had only one wife at a time, even when a Pagan, considering Polygamy both wicked and inconvenient._ 65 _Membertou and his son withdrawn from the hands of the Autmoin, who had pronounced their illnesses fatal._ 87 _Membertou called "the Captain" after his death._ 93 _Membertou, of all the Canadians who were baptized, profited by his baptism._ 109 _Membertou the first Sagamore to be baptized._ 158 _Membertou lodged and cared for by the Jesuits in their cabin up to the time of his death._ 158 _Membertou asks to be buried with his fathers; the Jesuits urge that this would be contrary to Christianity; he insists for some time, then finally yields._ 160, 162 _Membertou wishes to be well instructed, to make himself a Preacher of the Gospel._ 163 _Membertou advises Father Enemond, who is sick, to write to Biencourt, that they did not kill him, but that he died of illness._ 202 _Mementos of France effaced in Canada, by English._ 265, 271 _Merveille, Captain, a native of St. Malo, being a prisoner, performs all the duties of a good Christian._ 173 _Meuano, Island at the mouth of French Bay._ 254 _Mine of silver at Baye sainte Marie, in Canada._ _Mine of iron at the river St. John._ 32 _Mines of copper at port Royal and Bay of mines._ 32 _Mocosa, the mainland in which the Virginia of the English is situated._ 227 _Months. Every month of the year in Canada has an abundance of fish or game, or both._ _Montaguets, Souriquois, Etechemins, allies of the French in Canada._ 34 _Mount desert, Island, called_ Pemetiq. 219 _Dead people buried in a sitting posture, the knees against the stomach, the head upon the knees._ 91 _Codfish abound near the seacoast from the beginning of May until the middle of September._ 45 _N_ _Nattes de rozeau, fort menues, & bien tissues, deffendent les cabanes de la pluye._ 42 _Nauire arriue à propos à ceux de port Royal en leur grande disette._ 186 _Nauire captif des François de S. Sauueur commandé par Turnel Anglois est porté par le vent aux Açores Isles de la coronne d'Espagne._ 281 _Nauire de la Saussaye arriue en Canada._ 216 _Nicolas Adams Iuge de Pembroch en Angleterre, charitable enuers les Iesuites captifs._ 295 _Noyers frequents en la coste de la riuiere sainct Iean._ 31 _Noms changez aux trespassez apres qu'ils sont enterrez._ 9 _Nopces des Canadois auec solemnelle Tabagie, chants, & danses._ 62