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CHAPTER XII. 1639, 1640. THE TOBACCO NATION. - THE NEUTRALS. |
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CHAPTER XIII. 1636-1646. QUEBEC AND ITS TENANTS. |
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CHAPTER XIV. 1636-1652. DEVOTEES AND NUNS. |
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CHAPTER XV. 1636-1642. VILLEMARIE DE MONTREAL. |
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CHAPTER XVI. 1641-1644. ISAAC JOGUES. |
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CHAPTER XVII. 1641-1646. THE IROQUOIS. - BRESSANI. - DE NOUE. |
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CHAPTER XVIII. 1642-1644. VILLEMARIE. |
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CHAPTER XIX. 1644, 1645. PEACE. |
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CHAPTER XX. 1645, 1646. THE PEACE BROKEN. |
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CHAPTER XXI. 1646, 1647. ANOTHER WAR. |
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CHAPTER XXII. 1645-1651. PRIEST AND PURITAN. |
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CHAPTER XXIII. 1645-1648. A DOOMED NATION. |
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CHAPTER XXIV. 1645-1648. THE HURON CHURCH. |
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CHAPTER XXV. 1648, 1649. SAINTE MARIE. |
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CHAPTER XXVI. 1648. ANTOINE DANIEL. |
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CHAPTER XXVII. 1649. RUIN OF THE HURONS. |
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CHAPTER XXVIII. 1649. THE MARTYRS. |
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CHAPTER XXIX. 1649, 1650. THE SANCTUARY. |
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CHAPTER XXX. 1649. GARNIER. - CHABANEL. |
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CHAPTER XXXI. 1650-1652. THE HURON MISSION ABANDONED. |
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CHAPTER XXXII. 1650-1866. THE LAST OF THE HURONS. |
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CHAPTER XXXIII. 1650-1670. THE DESTROYERS. |
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CHAPTER XXXIV. THE END. |
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Crusaders of New France |
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CHAPTER I. FRANCE OF THE BOURBONS |
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CHAPTER II. A VOYAGEUR OF BRITTANY |
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CHAPTER III. THE FOUNDING OF NEW FRANCE |
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CHAPTER IV. THE AGE OF LOUIS QUATORZE |
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CHAPTER V. THE IRON GOVERNOR |
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CHAPTER VI. LA SALLE AND THE VOYAGEURS |
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CHAPTER VII. THE CHURCH IN NEW FRANCE |
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CHAPTER VIII. SEIGNEURS OF OLD CANADA |
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CHAPTER IX. THE COUREURS-DE-BOIS |
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CHAPTER X. AGRICULTURE, INDUSTRY, AND TRADE |
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CHAPTER XI. HOW THE PEOPLE LIVED |
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CHAPTER II. |
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CHAPTER III. |
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CHAPTER I. THE BEGINNINGS OF VERSAILLES |
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CHAPTER II. THE MAKING OF VERSAILLES |
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CHAPTER III. THE LUXURY OF VERSAILLES |
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CHAPTER IV. THE GARDENS, THE FOUNTAINS AND THE GRAND TRIANON |
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CHAPTER V. A DAY WITH THE SUN KING |
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CHAPTER VI. GOLDEN DAYS AND RED LETTER NIGHTS |
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CHAPTER VII. THE WOMEN OF VERSAILLES |
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CHAPTER VIII. THE VERSAILLES OF LOUIS XV |
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CHAPTER IX. THE TWILIGHT OF THE BOURBON KINGS |
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CHAPTER X. THE SHRINE OF ROYAL MEMORIES, THE SCENE OF WORLD ADJUSTMENTS |
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CONDITIONS PROPOSED BY THE DOGE |
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CONCLUSION OF THE TREATY, AND RETURN OF THE ENVOYS |
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CAPTURE OF THE TOWER OF GALATA |
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CAPTURE OF TWENTY-FIVE TOWERS |
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CONFLICT BETWEEN THE GREEKS AND LATINS IN CONSTANTINOPLE-BURNING OF THE CITY |
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CAPTURE OF ABYDOS, OF PHILIPPOPOLIS, AND OF NICOMEDIA - THEODORE LASCARIS PRETENDS TO THE EMPIRE |
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CHAPTER I. CAUSES OF THE REFORMATION |
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CHAPTER II. THE RELIGIOUS REVOLUTION |
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CHAPTER III. PROGRESS OF CALVINISM |
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CHAPTER IV. THE COUNTER-REFORMATION |
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CHAPTER V. CATHOLIC MISSIONS |
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CHAPTER VI. THEOLOGICAL CONTROVERSIES AND STUDIES |
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CHAPTER VII. THE AGE OF ABSOLUTISM AND UNBELIEF |
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CHAPTER VIII. RATIONALISM AND ITS EFFECTS |
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CHAPTER IX. THE PAPACY |
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CHAPTER X. THEOLOGICAL STUDIES. RELIGIOUS LIFE. |
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CHAPTER I. RELIGIOUS CONDITION OF ENGLAND BEFORE THE REFORMATION |
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CHAPTER II. THE RELIGIOUS CHANGES UNDER HENRY VIII. AND EDWARD VI. |
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CHAPTER III. CATHOLIC REACTION IN THE REIGN OF QUEEN MARY (1553-1558) |
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CHAPTER IV. THE REIGN OF QUEEN ELIZABETH (1558-1603) |
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CHAPTER V. CATHOLICISM IN ENGLAND FROM 1603 TILL 1750 |
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CHAPTER VI. THE REFORMATION IN SCOTLAND |
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CHAPTER VII. RELIGION IN IRELAND DURING THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY |
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CHAPTER VIII. THE CHURCH IN IRELAND DURING THE REIGNS OF HENRY VIII. AND EDWARD VI. (1509-1553) |
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CHAPTER IX. THE CHURCH IN IRELAND DURING THE REIGNS OF MARY AND ELIZABETH (1553-1603) |
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CHAPTER X. THE CHURCH IN IRELAND DURING THE REIGN OF THE STUARTS (1604-1689) |
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CHAPTER XI. THE PENAL LAWS |
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CHAPTER I. BACKGROUNDS |
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CHAPTER II. FIRST KNOWLEDGE OF IMPENDING CONFLICT, 1860-61. |
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CHAPTER III. THE DEVELOPMENT OF A POLICY, MAY, 1861 |
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CHAPTER IV. BRITISH SUSPICION OF SEWARD |
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CHAPTER V. THE DECLARATION OF PARIS NEGOTIATION |
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CHAPTER VI. BULL RUN; CONSUL BUNCH; COTTON AND MERCIER |
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CHAPTER VII. THE "TRENT" |
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CHAPTER VIII. THE BLOCKADE |
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CHAPTER IX. ENTER MR. LINDSAY |
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CHAPTER X. KING COTTON |
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CHAPTER XI. RUSSELL'S MEDIATION PLAN |
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CHAPTER XII. THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION |
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CHAPTER XIII. THE LAIRD RAMS |
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CHAPTER XIV. ROEBUCK'S MOTION |
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CHAPTER XV. THE SOUTHERN INDEPENDENCE ASSOCIATION |
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CHAPTER XVI. BRITISH CONFIDENCE IN THE SOUTH |
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CHAPTER XVII. THE END OF THE WAR |
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CHAPTER XVIII. THE KEY-NOTE OF BRITISH ATTITUDE |
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CHAPTER I. THE FIRST INHABITANTS. |
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CHAPTER II. THE FIRST AGES. |
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CHAPTER III. CHRISTIANITY PREACHED AT TARA - THE RESULT. |
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CHAPTER IV. THE CONSTITUTION, AND HOW THE KINGS KEPT IT. |
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CHAPTER V. REIGN OF HUGH II. - THE IRISH COLONY IN SCOTLAND OBTAINS ITS INDEPENDENCE. |
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CHAPTER VI. KINGS OF THE SEVENTH CENTURY. |
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CHAPTER VII. KINGS OF THE EIGHTH CENTURY. |
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CHAPTER VIII. WHAT THE IRISH SCHOOLS AND SAINTS DID IN THE THREE FIRST CHRISTIAN CENTURIES. |
