...receive in excuse for it your allegation that it is the Intendant who countenances them by the trade lie carries on, for I perceive clearly that the fault...moderation necessary for the good of the colony." Frontenac felt the ground slipping under him, but he continued his suicidal policy, while he wrote...

...ASKS FOR HELP. 59 • offices of the intendant. It results from what I fully know from every thing which reaches me from Canada, proving but too well...believe that you will change your conduct, and.-.. tx . act with the moderation necessary for the good of the colony." ' Colbert wrote in a similar strain...

...hold you answerable for bringing the disorder of the coureurs de bois to an end throughout (,'anada; and this you will easily succeed in doing if you make...moderation necessary for the good of the colony." Frontenac felt the ground slipping under him, but he continued his suicidal policy, while he wrote...

...the other. With Frontenac, as Parkman points out, were ranged La Salle and his lieutenant, La For£t; Du Lhut, the leader of the coureurs de bois ; Boisseau,...moderation necessary for the good of the colony." Frontenac felt the ground slipping under him, but he continued his suicidal policy, while he wrote...

...Parkman points out, were ranged La Salle and his lieutenant, La Foret; Du Lhut, the leader of the courmrs de bois ; Boisseau, agent of the farmers of the revenue...moderation necessary for the good of the colony." Frontenac felt the ground slipping under him, but he continued his suicidal policy, while he wrote...

...sharply to the Count: — "What has passed in regard to the coureurs de bois is entirely contrary to ray orders, and I cannot receive in excuse for it your...moderation necessary for the good of the colony." Frontenac felt the ground slipping under him, but he continued his suicidal policy, while he wrote...

...clearly that the fault is your own. As I see that you often turn the orders I give you against the ven,- object for which they are given, beware not to do...moderation necessary for the good of the colony." Frontenac felt the ground slipping under him, but he continued his suicidal policy, while he wrote...

...an end throughout Canada; and this you will easily succeed in doing if you make a proper use of ray authority. Take care not to persuade yourself that...moderation necessary for the good of the colony." Frontenac felt the ground slipping under him, but he continued his suicidal policy, while he wrote...

...FRONTENAC ASKS FOR HELP. 59 offices of the intendant. It results from what I fully know from every thing which reaches me from Canada, proving but too well...moderation necessary for the good of the colony." ' Colbert wrote in a similar strain ; and Frontenac saw that his position was becoming critical. He...

...you comes from the ill offices of the intendant. It results from what I fully know from every thing which reaches me from Canada, proving but too well...moderation necessary for the good of the colony." l Colbert wrote in a similar strain ; and Frontenac saw that his position was becoming critical. He...