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W. O. Raymond. Glimpses of the Past
Glimpses of the Past
Table of Contents
PREFACE
ERRATA
GLIMPSES OF THE PAST. INCIDENTS IN THE HISTORY OF THE ST. JOHN RIVER
CHAPTER I
The Maliseets
CHAPTER II
The Coming of the White Man
CHAPTER III
The Rival Feudal Chiefs
CHAPTER IV
French Commanders of Acadia
CHAPTER V
King William’s War
CHAPTER VI
Nachouac and Menagoueche
CHAPTER VII
The Brothers D’Amours
CHAPTER VIII
The Old Medoctec Fort
CHAPTER IX
Incidents in King Georges War
CHAPTER X
Rival Claims to the St. John River
CHAPTER XI
The French anxious to hold possession of the River St. John
CHAPTER XII
The Acadians become the Football of Fortune
CHAPTER XIII
The English take possession of the River St. John
CHAPTER XIV
Aukpaque, the Village at the Head of the Tide
CHAPTER XV
The First English Settlers
CHAPTER XVI
Progress of the Maugerville Settlement
CHAPTER XVII
At Portland Point
CHAPTER XVIII
St. John and its Business One Hundred and Forty Years Ago
CHAPTER XIX
The Old County of Sunbury and its Townships
CHAPTER XX
The St. John’s River Society
APPENDIX
CHAPTER XXI
The Firm of Hazen, Jarvis, Simonds & White
CHAPTER XXII
Some Early Religious Teachers on the River St. John
CHAPTER XXIII
On the Eve of the American Revolution
CHAPTER XXIV
Affairs on the St. John During the Revolution
CHAPTER XXV
The Great Indian Pow-wow at Fort Howe, and its Consequences
CHAPTER XXVI
White Chiefs and Indian Chiefs
CHAPTER XXVII
Masts for the Royal Navy
CHAPTER XXVIII
Pioneers on the St. John River in Pre-loyalist Days
BECKWITH
QUINTON
JONES
BURPEE
PALMER
NEVERS
PERLEY
PEABODY
BARKER
ATHERTON
GARRISON
COY
ESTEY
ESTABROOKS
DARLING
GAGE
KEMBLE
STERLING
GLASIER
CHAPTER XXIX
At the Close of the Revolution—Affairs Civil and Religious
CHAPTER XXX
The Coming of the Loyalists
INDEX
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