SAGARD.

[Footnote 7: Page 6.--Editions of Sagard's works, "Le Grand Voyage,"

etc., appeared at Paris in 1632 and 1636, but Tross printed admirable

copies at Paris in 1864-66. Charlevoix has not a favourable judgment

of Sagard; but no doubt, while he is diffuse, he gives an excellent

insight into Indian life and customs. For bibliographical notes see

'Nar. and Crit. Hist. Am.,' iv., 290-291; Harrisse's "Notes."]

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