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Preface
Acknowledgments
1 Some First Reactions
2 What Manner of Men are They?
3 To Each a Place and a Rank
4 L'Homme Sauvage
Part II EARLY CONTRACTS OF AMERINDIANS AND FRENCHMEN
5 Amerindians of New France
6 The Old World Embraces the New
7 Ephemeral Settlements and Unknown Hazards
8 The French on the St. Lawrence
9 The French in Brazil and Florida
10 Amerindians in Europe
Part III IRON MEN AND TRUE MEN IN NEW FRANCE
11 Traders Pave the Way
12 Missionaries Accept the Challenge
13 Conclusion
Appendices
I Origin of the name "Canada"
II Vartan's View of the Celestial Hierarchies
Notes
Bibliography
I Manuscript Sources
II Primary Sources
III Secondary Sources
Index
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