The Jesuit Relations and Allied Documents, Vol. 4: Acadia and Quebec, 1616-1629
History
The Jesuit Relations and Allied Documents, Vol. 4: Acadia and Quebec, 1616-1629
Canada -- History -- To 1763 (New France); Indians of North America -- Canada; Jesuits -- Missions; Jesuits -- North America
_Norembegue, terre de Canada aussi bonne que nostre France._ 26
_Norembegue, & Acadie païs de la France nouuelle._ 4
_Normans sont allez en la France nouuelle, l'an_ 1500. _deux ans apres
les Bretons._ 3
_Nouuelle France separée de la Guienne de huict cens, ou mille lieües
par mer._
_Nouuelle France, partie occidentale de l'Amerique._ 1
_N_
_Mats of reeds, well woven, and very fine, protect the cabins from
rain._ 42
_Ship arrives very opportunely for those at port Royal in their
great need._ 186
_Ship captured from the French of St. Sauveur, commanded by Turnel,
an Englishman, is carried by the wind to the Açores Islands of the
crown of Spain._ 281
_Ship of la Saussaye arrives in Canada._ 216
_Nicolas Adams, Judge, of Pembroch in England, kind to the captive
Jesuits._ 295
_Nuts abundant upon the banks of the river saint John._ 31
_Names of the dead changed after they are buried._ 9
_Nuptials of the Canadians with solemn Tabagie, songs, and dances._
62
_Norembegua, country of Canada, as good as France._ 26
_Norembegua and Acadia, countries of new France._ 4
_Normans went to new France in the year_ 1500, _two years after the
Bretons._ 3
_New France separated from Guienne by eight hundred or one thousand
leagues of the sea._
_New France, the western part of America._ 1
_O_
_Oeufs d'oyseaux de proye d'eau abondent en Canada._ 45
_Oyes blanches, & grises, passageres en Canada._ 46
_Oyseaux de proye de mer couurent les Isles de Canada de leurs oeufs._
45
_Oyseaux originaires, & passagers rares en Canada; ceux de proye sont
frequents._ 46
_Onction d'huyle de Loup marin vsitée en Canada contre le chaud, & le
froid._ 77
_Orignacs sont de saison en Feurier & Mars._ 43
_Ours bons à manger en Canada aux mois de Feurier & Mars._ 43
_Outardes, ou Canes sauuages se prennent en Auril._ 45
_Outardes passageres en Canada._ 46
_O_
_Eggs of marine birds of prey abundant in Canada._ 45
_White and grey geese, birds of passage in Canada._ 46
_Marine birds of prey cover the Islands of Canada with their eggs._
45
_Native birds and birds of passage rare in Canada; birds of prey
common._ 46
_Anointing with Seal oil used in Canada against heat and cold._ 77
_The season for moose is in February and March._ 43
_Bears good to eat in Canada in the months of February and March._
43
_Bustards, or wild Ducks, are taken in April._ 45
_Bustards, birds of passage in Canada._ 46
_P_
_Pembroch, ville principale de Galles en Angleterre._ 292
_Pentegoët riuiere, a vne Sagamie du long de son riuage._ 53
_Pencoït, Isles à vingtcinq lieües de sainct Sauueur._ 228
_Perdrix grises à grãd queüe en Canada._ 46
_Pere Enemond Massé se loge auec Membertou pour apprendre la langue
Canadine._ 200
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