The Lily and the Totem; or, The Huguenots in FloridaSimms, William Gilmore
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The Lily and the Totem; or, The Huguenots in Florida
Simms, William Gilmore
Florida -- History -- Huguenot colony, 1562-1565 -- Fiction
I.
The First Voyage of Ribault, 1
II.
The Colony under Albert, 29
III.
The Legend of Guernache, Chap. I. 37
IV.
The Legend of Guernache, Chap. II. 44
V.
The Legend of Guernache, Chap. III. 59
VI.
The Legend of Guernache, Chap. IV. 71
VII.
Lachane, the Deliverer, 81
VIII.
Flight, Famine, and the Bloody Feast of the Fugitives, 100
IX.
The Second Expedition of the Huguenots to Florida, 110
X.
Historical Summary, 123
XI.
The Conspiracy of Le Genré--Historical Summary, 131
XII.
The Conspiracy of Le Genré, 133
XIII.
Historical Summary, 164
XIV.
The Sedition at La Caroline, 166
XV.
The Mutineers at Sea, 185
XVI.
The Adventure of D'Erlach, 193
XVII.
The Narrative of Le Barbu, 218
XVIII.
Historical Summary, 251
XIX.
Captivity of the Great Paracoussi, 263
XX.
Iracana, 294
XXI.
Historical Summary, 310
XXII.
The Fate of La Caroline, 321
XXIII.
The Fortunes of Ribault, 364
XXIV.
Alphonse D'Erlach, 387
XXV.
Dominique de Gourgues, 414
Appendix, 463
THE LILY AND THE TOTEM.
I.
THE FIRST VOYAGE OF RIBAULT.
Introduction--The Huguenots--Their Condition in France--First
Expedition for the New World, under the auspices of the Admiral
Coligny, Conducted by John Ribault--Colony Established in Florida,
and confided to the charge of Captain Albert.
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