Glimpses of the Past
by W. O. Raymond
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About this eBook
- Author
- Raymond, W. O. (William Odber), 1853-1923
- Title
- Glimpses of the Past: History of the River St. John, A.D. 1604-1784
- Credits
- Produced by Robin Monks, Dan Horwood and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)
- Language
- English
- LoC Class
- F1001: North America local history: Canada
- Subject
- Saint John River Valley (Me. and N.B.)
- Category
- Text
- eBook-No.
- 31368
- Project Gutenberg
- https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/31368
- Release Date
- February 23, 2010
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.GLIMPSES OF THE PAST. — HISTORY OF THE RIVER ST. JOHN A. D. 1604–1784.
- 2.CONTENTS.
- 3.ILLUSTRATIONS.
- 4.PREFACE.
- 5.ERRATA. — GLIMPSES OF THE PAST. — INCIDENTS IN THE HISTORY OF THE ST. JOHN RIVER.
- 6.CHAPTER I. — The Maliseets.
- 7.CHAPTER II. — The Coming of the White Man .
- 8.CHAPTER III. — The Rival Feudal Chiefs .
- 9.CHAPTER IV. — French Commanders of Acadia.
- 10.CHAPTER V. — King William’s War .
- 11.CHAPTER VI. — Nachouac and Menagoueche .
- 12.CHAPTER VII. — The Brothers D’Amours.
- 13.CHAPTER VIII. — The Old Medoctec Fort .
- 14.CHAPTER IX. — Incidents in King Georges War .
- 15.CHAPTER X. — Rival Claims to the St. John River .
- 16.CHAPTER XI. — The French anxious to hold possession of the River St. John .
- 17.CHAPTER XII. — The Acadians become the Football of Fortune.
- 18.CHAPTER XIII. — The English take possession of the River St. John.
- 19.CHAPTER XIV. — Aukpaque, the Village at the Head of the Tide.
- 20.CHAPTER XV. — The First English Settlers .
- 21.CHAPTER XVI. — Progress of the Maugerville Settlement.
- 22.CHAPTER XVII. — At Portland Point .
- 23.CHAPTER XVIII. — St. John and its Business One Hundred and Forty Years Ago.
- 24.CHAPTER XIX. — The Old County of Sunbury and its Townships .
- 25.CHAPTER XX. — The St. John’s River Society . — APPENDIX.
- 26.CHAPTER XXI. — The Firm of Hazen, Jarvis, Simonds & White .
- 27.CHAPTER XXII. — Some Early Religious Teachers on the River St. John .
- 28.CHAPTER XXIII. — On the Eve of the American Revolution.
- 29.CHAPTER XXIV. — Affairs on the St. John During the Revolution.
- 30.CHAPTER XXV. — The Great Indian Pow-wow at Fort Howe, and its Consequences .
- 31.CHAPTER XXVI. — White Chiefs and Indian Chiefs .
- 32.CHAPTER XXVII. — Masts for the Royal Navy.
- 33.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.
- 34.CHAPTER XXIX. — At the Close of the Revolution—Affairs Civil and Religious.
- 35.CHAPTER XXX. — The Coming of the Loyalists.
- 36.INDEX. — Footnotes
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