Count Frontenac and New France under Louis XIV by Francis Parkman
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Bargain.--Mareuil and the Bishop.--Mareuil on Trial.--Zeal of
Saint-Vallier.--Scandals at Montreal.--Appeal to the King.--The Strife composed.--Libel against Frontenac. CHAPTER XVI. 1690-1694. THE WAR IN ACADIA. State of that Colony.--The Abenakis.--Acadia and New England.-- Pirates.--Baron de Saint-Castin.--Pentegoet.--The English Frontier.--The French and the Abenakis.--Plan of the War.--Capture of York.--Villebon.--Grand War-party.--Attack of Wells.--Pemaquid rebuilt.--John Nelson.--A Broken Treaty.--Villieu and Thury.--Another War-party.--Massacre at Oyster River. CHAPTER XVII. 1690-1697. NEW FRANCE AND NEW ENGLAND. The Frontier of New England.--Border Warfare.--Motives of the French.--Needless Barbarity.--Who were answerable?--Father Thury.-- The Abenakis waver.--Treachery at Pemaquid.--Capture of Pemaquid.-- Projected Attack on Boston.--Disappointment.--Miseries of the Frontier.--A Captive Amazon. CHAPTER XVIII. |
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