James, Captain, 18; searches for North-West Passage, 26; meets Captain Fox and winters on Charlton Island, 27.
Jesuits, their expedition overland to Hudson Bay, 28.
Juet, mate of 'Discovery,' 10; mutinies, 12, 17; death, 20.
Kelsey, Henry, 68; sent to Nelson, 94; defends fort, 95, 101; his journey of exploration, 104-6; searches for Knight, 109.
Kirke, Sir John, 35, 36; his claim against France, 54.
Knight, James, 81; governor of Albany, 94; commissioned to find North-West Passage, 108; his fate, 109.
La Chesnaye, fur trader, in attack on Hudson Bay posts, 81, 84-7.
La Vérendrye, establishes fur-trading posts on Red river, 112.
Le Meux, Captain, surrenders at Fort Albany, 93.
Le Moyne brothers, adventurers of New France, 79, 81-3. See Iberville, Serigny, and Chateauguay.
Middleton, Captain, and the North-West Passage, 111.
Munck, Jens, winters with ship at Churchill, 23-4; record of voyage, 24-6.
Nelson, Port, Button's crew encamped at, 21; fur post, 81; captured, 101; restored, 107. See York Factory.
New France, explorers of, 27; Jesuits in, 28; fur trade of, 29.
North-West Passage, 9, 22, 40, 107, 108, 110, 111.
Péré, Jean, taken prisoner, 78, 79, 84; his release demanded, 86.
Phipps, William, governor of Port Nelson, 68, 74.
Radisson, Pierre Esprit, explorer, 8, 19; hears of Sea of the North, 27; refused permission to trade, 29; leaves Three Rivers by night, 29; goes to Hudson Bay, 29, 30; furs seized by governor at Quebec, 31; goes to Port Royal and Boston, 32; presented to Charles II in England, 34; receives gold chain and medal, 36; and the Hudson's Bay Company, 40; made general superintendent of trade, 48; returns to England, 49, marries Mary Kirke, 49; suspected of treachery at Rupert, 51-2; returns to England, 53; joins French Navy, 53; goes again to New France, 54; leads French expedition to Bay, 55-7; explores Hayes river, 57; captures Ben Gillam's fort, 61; captures Bridgar, 62; sets out for Quebec with prisoners and booty, 63; La Barre strips him of ship and booty 64; returns to Paris, 65; ordered by France to return fur posts to Hudson's Bay Company, 66; takes oath of allegiance to England, 67; returns to the Bay, 68; returns to England, 70; goes again to Hudson Bay, 73; reappointed superintendent of trade, 74; price set on his head by France, 76; his claims for services repudiated, 91; assists Company in claim for damages, 91-2; death, 106.