Subject-Index_, with their annual or cumulative supplements, provide also a key to the great body of literature in the principal American and English periodicals, bearing on Canadian topics. Among other important guides to Canadian subjects, historical, political, biographical, social, literary, and scientific, should be mentioned the _Review of Historical Publications Relating to Canada_, edited by Wrong and Langton; Larned's _Literature of American History_, which includes a section on Canada; the various encyclopædias; the annual bibliographies of Canadian scientific work published in the _Transactions_ of the Royal Society of Canada; Gagnon's _Essai de Bibliographie Canadienne_; Morgan's _Bibliotheca Canadensis_; James's _Bibliography of Canadian Verse_; Horning and Burpee's _Bibliography of Canadian Fiction_; Tanguay's _Dictionnaire Généalogique des Familles Canadiennes_; and the very full bibliographies of material published in or about the province of Quebec, by Dr. N. E. Dionne. A general reference may also be made here, for all subjects in this volume relating to Canadian history, to such general works as those of Parkman, Kingsford, Bourinot, Dent, McMullen, Ferland, Faillon, Charlevoix, Bibaud, Garneau, Sulte, Miles, Christie, Haliburton, Murdoch, Campbell, Hannay, Bryce, and Begg. In addition to the principal source of Canadian manuscript material, the Archives at Ottawa, a large number of important documents will be found in the Provincial Archives at Halifax, Quebec, Toronto, Winnipeg, and Victoria, as well as in the universities of Laval, McGill, and Toronto. Finally, reference may be made to the various biographical dictionaries in the accompanying list. The inclusion in the Supplement of several names of Canadians, both living and dead, who are not of the very first importance, and the omission of others who filled at least as important a place in the history of the country, will be explained largely by the fact that the former were incidentally mentioned somewhere in the series, and therefore had to be included, while the latter were not. L. J. B. A. G. D. OTTAWA, January, 1911 CONTENTS Page INDEX AND DICTIONARY 1 MANUSCRIPT SOURCES IN THE DOMINION ARCHIVES 419 A PARTIAL LIST OF SCARCE MAPS AND PLANS RELATING TO CANADA 435 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCES To avoid unnecessary repetitions, references to sources are abbreviated as follows:--