Cover preliminaries Frontispiece Title page Introduction Note Narrative of Le Moyne Surnamed Le Morgues Map Descriptions of the Illustrations Promontory of Florida, at which the French touched; named by them the French Promontory The French sail to the river of May Leaving the river of May, the French discover two other rivers Six other rivers discovered by the French The French reach Port Royal The French commander erects a column with the arms of the King of France French left in Fort Charles suffer from Scarcity of Provisions Natives of Florida worship the column erected by the commander on his first voyage French select a place for building a Fort Picture of Fort Carolina Ceremonies performed by Saturioua before going on an expedition against the enemy Outina, going at the head of his army against the enemy, consult a sorcerer on the event Outina, with the help of the French gains a victory over his enemy Potanou Order of march observed by Outina on a military expedition How Outinas men treated the slain of the enemy Trophies and ceremonies after a victory Employment of the hermaphrodites The chief applied to by women whose husbands have died in war or by disease Ceremonies of woman mourning for their dead husbands Mode of treating the sick Mode of tilling and planting Industry of the Floridians in depositing their crops in public granary Bringing in wild animals, fish, and other stores Mode of drying fish, wild animals, and other provisions Hunting deer Killing crocodiles Floridians crossing over to an island to take their pleasure Preparations for a feast Proceedings of the Floridians in deliberating on important affairs Construction of fortified towns among the Floridians How they set on fire an enemies town How sentinels are punished for sleeping on their posts How they declare war First-born children sacrificed to the chief with solemn ceremonies Solemnities at consecrating the skin of a stag to the sun The youth at their exercises The display with which a queen elect is brought to the King Solemnities at the reception of the queen by the King The king and queen taking a walk for their amusement Ceremonies at the death of a chief or of priests Mode of collecting gold in streams running from the Apalatcy Mountains Murder of Pierre Gambre, a Frenchman Back flys and cover