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A. Leblond de Brumath - The Makers of Canada: Bishop Laval

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Seminary of Foreign Missions at Paris, affiliated with the Quebec
Seminary, 57, 58;
contributes to the support of the mission at Ville-Marie, 136;
its union with the Quebec Seminary renewed, 140;
a union with the Seminary of St. Sulpice formed, 221

Seminary of Montreal, see _Ville-Marie Convent_

Seminary of St. Sulpice, the, founded by M. Olier, 5, 6, 25;
enlarged, 90;
its ancient clock, 90;
takes up the financial obligations of the Company of Montreal, 135;
joined to the parish of Notre-Dame de Montreal, 175, 176, 183;
visited by Laval, 189;
affiliated with the Seminary of Foreign Missions, 221

_Seine_, the, captured by the English with Saint-Vallier on board, 242, 243

Souart, M., 91, 92, 124

Sovereign Council, the, fixes the tithe at a twenty-sixth, 10;
forbids the liquor trade with the savages, 36;
registers the royal approval of the establishment of the
Quebec Seminary, 50;
recommends that emigrants be sent only from the north of France, 78;
passes a decree permitting the unrestricted sale of liquor, 113;
finds it necessary to restrict the liquor trade, 115, 116;
its members, 158;
judges Perrot, 160;
its re-construction, 165-7;
a division in its ranks, 167;
passes a decree affecting the policy of the Quebec Seminary, 236

Sulpicians, their entry into New France, 1;
become the lords of the Island of Montreal, 8, 108;
their devotion to the Virgin Mary, 85;
at Ville-Marie, 92;
more priests arrive, 105, 106;
their religious zeal, 109;
provide instruction for the colonists, 124;
granted the livings of the Island of Montreal, 175, 176;
request the king's confirmation of the union of their seminary with
the parishes on the Island of Montreal, 183, 184


T

Talon, intendant, appointed to investigate the administration
of de Mezy, 51;
his immigration plans opposed by Colbert, 80;
writes to Colbert in praise of the Abbe de Queylus, 107;
brings out five Recollet priests, 109;
obtains from the Sovereign Council a decree permitting the unrestricted
sale of liquor, 113;
develops the resources of the country, 114, 115;
returns to France for two years, 116;
praises Abbe de Queylus' work, 134, 135;
retires from office, 143

Taschereau, Cardinal, 40, 86

Tesserie, M. de la, member of the Sovereign Council, 158

Tilly, Le Gardeur de, member of the Sovereign Council, 158, 166, 167

Tithes, the levying of, on the colonists, 10, 50, 51, 54;
payable only to the permanent priests, 55;
the edict of 1679, 181;
Laval and Saint-Vallier disagree upon the question of, 208, 209

Tonti, Chevalier de, accompanies La Salle as far as Fort Crevecoeur, 148;
attacked by the Iroquois and flees to Michilimackinac, 149;
again joins La Salle and descends the Mississippi with him, 150;
appointed La Salle's representative, 151

Tracy, Marquis de, viceroy, appointed to investigate the administration
of de Mezy, 51;
builds three forts on the Richelieu River, 53;
destroys the hamlets of the Mohawks and concludes a treaty of peace
with the Iroquois which lasts eighteen years, 53, 54, 82;
reduces the tithe to a twenty-sixth, 54;
returns to France, 81;
his fine qualities, 81, 82;
presents a valuable picture to the church at Sainte Anne, 102

Treaty of Ryswick, 234

Treaty of St. Germain-en-Laye, 3, 110

Treaty of Utrecht, 235

Trouve, Claude, goes to the north shore of Lake Ontario to establish
a mission, 105, 108

Troyes, Chevalier de, leads an expedition to capture Hudson Bay, 204

Turgis, Father, 62


U

Ursuline Convent (Quebec), established by Madame de la Peltrie, 112, 155;
consumed by fire, 210

Ursuline Sisters, 33, 125, 154, 231


V

Valrennes, M. de, commands Fort Frontenac, 223, 232

Vaudreuil, Chevalier de, 214;
in command at Montreal, 223;
opposing the Iroquois at massacre of Lachine, 226, 227;
succeeds Callieres as governor of Montreal, 235

Verreau, Abbe, pays a tribute to Mother Mary of the Incarnation, 127

Viel, Father, Recollet missionary, 3

Vignal, Father, ministers to the plague-stricken on board
the _St. Andre_, 31, 32;
referred to, 8, 91, 92

Ville-Marie (Montreal), the school at, founded by Marguerite Bourgeoys, 9;
the Abbe de Queylus returns to, 28;
takes precautions against the Iroquois, 68;
the school of martyrdom, 90, 91;
fortified by Denonville, 213, 214;
governed by Vaudreuil in Callieres' absence, 223;
besieged by Winthrop, 229;
references, 82, 83, 85, 122, 124, 135, 162, 178, 217

Ville-Marie Convent, founded by Marguerite Bourgeoys, 126, 127, 175, 176

Villeray, M. de, writes to Colbert, 77, 78;
member of the Sovereign Council, 166, 167

Vitre, Denys de, member of the Sovereign Council, 166


W

West India Company, 81

Winthrop, Fitz-John, attacks Montreal, 229, 231

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