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THE CONSTRUCTION AND OCCUPATION OF THE BARRACKS OF THE KING'S BASTION

BY

BLAINE ADAMS

JULY, 1971

(Fortress of Louisbourg
Report H A 13)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

NOTE:
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H A 13 R.

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PREFACE

INTRODUCTION

CHRONOLOGY OF CONSTRUCTION

• 1717-1719

• 1720

• 1721

• 1722

• 1723

• 1724

• 1725

• 1726

• 1727

• 1728

• 1729 - 1730

• 1731

• 1732-1734

• 1735-1739

• 1739-1745

• 1745-1748

• 1749

• 1750-1758

• 1758-1768

• LIFE IN THE BARRACKS  - NORTH WING TO THE OFFICIERS' QUARTERS

Introduction

North Wing

Soldiers' Barracks

Soldiers' Furnishings

Soldiers' Daily Life

Soldiers' Mutiny

Guard-Rooms

Armoury

Chaplin's Room

Officers' Quarters

• LIFE IN THE BARRACKS - SOUTH WING

Saint Ovide

De Forant

Duquesnel

• ENGLISH OCCUPATION ( 1745-1749)
     

• FRENCH OCCUPATION (1749- 1758)
    

• APPENDIX I: "Chateau St. Louis"
    

• APPENDIX II:  Yearly Salaries and Allowances in Livres of Selected Officials
    

• APPENDIX III: Inventory of Clothing, War Ammunition and Other Effects, Found in the King's Storehouses, the Firtst of August, 1724
    

• APPENDIX IV: Duquesnel Inventory and Sale
    

• APPENDIX V: Extracts From Code Militaire, 1728
    

• BIBLIOGRAPHY
    

• FIGURES (Presently Unavailable)

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