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invited him to go with the Sieur de Poutrincourt) Page 20: Was 'Baird' (was the scene of an exciting incident of which =Biard= has left us a picturesque description.) Page 27: Was 'beseigers' (For three days Madame la Tour bravely repelled the =besiegers= and obliged them to retire beyond the reach of her guns.) Page 36: as per errata note: Was 'bllier afterwards became the mission of' (The islands which the bishop mentions are the well known and =beautiful islands below the mouth of= the Keswick stream.) Page 40: Was 'commissioned' (Villebon was favorably received and returned with a =commission= from the king to command in Acadia.) Page 43: Was 'ingrediants' (At this time they presented the Indians with a bag or two of flour with some prunes as =ingredients= for a feast.) Page 43: Added closing double quote ("July 10, 1696. M. Thury, missionary, having arrived with Taxous, chief of the Canibas and other savages from Pentagouet; brandy, 1 gallon; tobacco, 2 =lbs."=) Page 48: Added closing double-quote (whereby they will be greatly strengthened and the reducing of them rendered more =difficult."=) Page 49: Was 'the the' (Villebon assigned to Baptiste and Rene d'Amours the duty of heading =the= Indians and opposing the landing of the English.) Page 51: Was 'opertion' (the English again got their guns into =operation=, but la Cote,) Page 52: Was 'rendevous' (with ammunition and supplies and sent on to the =rendezvous= at Penobscot.) Page 55: Was 'the the' (Mathieu's seigniory included all =the= land "between Gemisik and Nachouac,") Page 63: Was 'Mademe (Some days after he took an affecting leave of =Madame= d'Amours and his master went down to) Page 63: Was 'fourtunes' (The next year France and England were again at war and in the course of the conflict the =fortunes= of the d'Amours) Page 71: Was 'in in' (However, early =in= the morning we took our loads of moose flesh) Page 77: Was 'sterness' (His disposition had nothing of =sternness=, yet he was equally beloved) Page 79: Added closing double quote (to induce Mr. Shirley to allow them to settle again in their
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