I- THE PERIOD OF TRANSITION
CHAPTER I : 1653-1658 - The Jesuits at Onondaga
CHAPTER II : 1642-1661 - The Holy wars of Montreal
CHAPTER III : 1660-1661 - The Heroes of the Long Sault
CHAPTER IV : 1657-1668 - The disputed bishopric
CHAPTER V : 1659-1660 - Laval and Argenson
CHAPTER VI : 1658-1663 - Laval and Avaugour
CHAPTER VII : 1661-1664 - Laval and Dumesnil
CHAPTER VIII : 1657-1665 - Laval and Mésy
CHAPTER IX : 1662-1680 - Laval and the Seminary

II- THE COLONY AND THE KING
CHAPTER X : 1661-1665 - Royal intervention
CHAPTER XI : 1666-1667 - The Mohawks chastised
CHAPTER XII : 1665-1672 - Paternal government
CHAPTER XIII : 1661-1673 - Marriage and Population
CHAPTER XIV : 1665-1672 - The New Home
CHAPTER XV : 1663-1763 - Canadian Feudalism
CHAPTER XVI : 1663-1763 - The Rulers of Canada
CHAPTER XVII : 1663-1763 - Trade and Industry
CHAPTER XVIII : 1663-1702 - The Missions. The Brandy question
CHAPTER XIX : 1663-1763 - Priests and People
CHAPTER XX : 1640-1763 - Morals and Manners
CHAPTER XXI : 1663-1763 - Canadian absolutism

APPENDIX
A. The Hermitage of Caen
B. Laval and Argenson
C. Perronne Dumesnil
D. Laval and Mésy
E. Marriage and Population
F. Château St. Louis
G. Trade and Industry
H. Letter of Father Carheil
I. The Government and the Clergy
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