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Sujet Acadia Nova Scotia--Biography Nova Scotia--History--To 1784--Sources Villebon, Joseph Robineau, sieur de, 1655-1700 Informations sur cette publication Saint John, New Brunswick: New Brunswick Museum, 1934	Acadia at the End of the Seventeenth Century : Letters, Journals and Memoirs of Joseph Robineau de Villebon, Commandant in Acadia, 1690-1700, and Other Contemporary Documents Webster, John Clarence, Villebon, Joseph Robineau
	Table des Matières Cover Map Title page Dedication Preface Contents Illustrations Part I. 1. Introduction. A survey of Acadia in the latter part of the Seventeenth century 2. Life of Joseph Robineau de Villebon, Commandant in Acadia, 1690-1700 Part II. 1. Account of my voyage to Acadia in the ship Union and all that took place in the country during my visit. Report of Marquis de Chevry, President of the Trading Company of Acadia, 1690 2. Journal of what has happened in Acadia from October 13, 1691, to October 24, 1992. Villebon to the minister, Count Pontchartrain 3. Journal of Acadia from November 11, 1692, to August 7, 1693. Villebon to Count Pontchartrain. 1693 4. Memoir concerning the conduct of the missionaries of Acadia. Villebon to Count Pontchartrain 5. Journal of events in Acadia, September 15, 1693, to September 2, 1694. Villebon to Count Pontchartrain 6. Account of a journey made by M. de Villieu, commanding a force of Indians, in an attack on the English in the spring of 1694. This is Villieu's journal with comments by Villebon, sent to Count Pontchartrain 7. Memoir on Fort Pemaquid, dated August 20, 1694. Villebon to Count Pontchartrain 8. Memoir on the present condition of New England and Boston, 1694. Villebon to Count Pontchartrain 9. Acadian Journal, September 17, 1694, to July 12, 1695. Villebon to Count Pontchartrain 10. Journal of events in Acadia, July 22, 1695 to September 5, 1695, and present conditions in New England. Villebon to Count Pontchartrain 11. Letter of Villebon to Count Pontchartrain, October 1, 1695 12. Letter of Villebon to Count Pontchartrain, September 24, 1696 13. Account of the Siege of Fort Nashwaak by the English of Boston, and their retreat. October 29, 1696. By Villebon 14. Events in Acadia since the departure of the English from the St. John River, October, 1696. Dated October 29, 1696. By Villebon 15. Letter of Villebon to Count Pontchartrain, October 20, 1696 16. Villebon's journal, October 1, 1696, to October 1, 1697 17. Journal of what has taken place in Acadia since October, 1697, 1699 18. Memoir on the English settlement between Pemaquid and Boston. Undated, but probably 1698 19. Villebon's last journal, written at Fort St. John, October 27, 1699 20. Villebon's memoir on the present condition of Port Royal, October 27, 1699 21. Villebon's memoir on the settlements and harbours from Minas to Cape Breton. October 27, 1699 22. Villebon's memoir on the coast fisheries of Acadia, Oct. 27, 1699 23 Villebon's memoir on a proposal made by English fishermen. Undated 24. Report by Tibierge, agent of the Acadia Trading Company, on what he observed in Acadia from the time of his arrival up to September 30, 1695 25. Tibierge's report on Acadia, October 4, 1695 to October 27, 1696 26. Toibierge's memoir on the present state of Acadia. 1697 Part III. 1. Original sources of information relating to Acadia 2. Biographical sketches of personages mentioned in the text Part IV. Descriptions of places mentioned in the text, and other topics Index	Aller à la page: Rechercher dans ce volume Rechercher

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