_Trois peuples alliés aux François en Canada._ 34 _Turnel, Capitaine Anglois tourne son amour en haine contre le P. Biard, & pourquoy._ 276 _Turnel Lieutenant Anglois soupçonné de son Capitaine pour auoir conferé auec le P. Biard._ 267 _Turnel Capitaine Anglois porté cõtre son gré aux terres d'Espagne, se reconcilie aux Iesuites, pour y auoir leur faueur._ 282. S. _Sack, arrows, skins, dogs, and other property of the deceased buried with him._ 92 _Sagamie on the banks of Sainte Croix._ 53 _Sagamie on the banks of the river St. John._ 53 _Sagamochin, little Sagamore._ 52 _Sagamore is the chief and Captain and some powerful family._ 51 _Sagamores acknowledged by their subjects by paying a tax of game and of fish._ 51 _Sagamies divided according to the extent of the Bays and river Banks._ 53 _Sagamores hold State Councils in Summer._ 53 _Sagamores and Autmoins alone have a voice in the public assemblies._ 53, 54 _Sagamores of the Armouchiquois very opportunely withdraw their people from the French ship to avoid a quarrel._ 179 _Saint John, a river of Canada._ 31 _Saint John, a river which is very dangerous at its mouth._ 165 _Saint Lawrence, a river whose drift ice extends far out into the open sea._ 139 _Saint Sauveur, a settlement of the French in Canada, in the land of Norembegua._ 19 _Saint Sauveur, a port so named recently, on the coast of Acadia, intended for a new settlement._ 229. _Saint Sauveur, taken and pillaged by the English._ 237 _St. Sauveur burned by the English._ 265 _Sainte Croix is in the country of the Eteminquois._ 7 _Sainte Croix, an Island in new France, first residence of sieur de Monts, Lieutenant for the King._ 7 _Sainte Croix, an Island of the river, six leagues from port aux Coquilles._ 156 _Saussaye arrives in Canada to establish a new settlement, and take the Jesuits from port Royal._ 215 _Saussaye, Captain, in amusing himself too much with the cultivation of the land, neglects the construction of buildings, and causes the loss of St. Sauveur._ 226 _Saussaye, Captain of St. Sauveur, cannot produce the letters containing his Commission, these having been secretly appropriated by the English._ 239 _Saussaye, Captain, sent back to France by the English with fourteen Frenchmen._ 252 _Schoudon, Sagamore, called "the Father" after his death._ 93 _Scurvy, or land disease, common in Canada._ 14 _Sepulchres of the Canadians arched over with sticks, with earth on top._ 92 _Soissons. The Prince de Soissons, Governor of Canada._ 330 _Shoes and leggings of the Canadians._ 39 Souriquois, Montaguets, and Etechemins, _allies of the French in Canada._ 34 _Tabagie, a Canadian banquet._ 46 _Tabagie from the provisions of a sick man who has made his will._ 89