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MicmacNews-1971-07- This land was my land - "conditions in which we find a benign and devout clergyman praying that the young men who have joined the Mohawks in a scalping expedition against the French and Indians may go in the fear of the lord, and regarding the bringing in of 
French scalps as a good omen, were such as it made it easy for the French to retain the good will and affections of their allies."
Louisbourg, from its foundation to its fall,1713-1758-by McLennan, John Stewart- 1918- Baron de St. Castin./"bred the lazy lounger of the trading-post, half-savage, half-pinchbeck citizen."/Economic and social history of New England,1620-1789- by Weeden, William B-Pub. date 1890
- New England - bred the lazy lounger of the trading-post, half savage, half pinchbeck citizen.
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@threadreaderapp Louisbourg, from its foundation to its fall, 1713-1758- by McLennan, John Stewart- 1918- Relations with the Aborigines - Welcomed by Mons Tarranguer and Joseph Muess ( Muise ) - Boston Sept 15 - 1715.
