Note 1088 — Chapter VII · (continued 2)
Reading edition
The maps of Huske and Mitchell (1755), showing the claims of the French and English throughout the continent, are noted on a previous page (ante, p. 84), and that of Huske is there sketched. In a New and Complete Hist. of the Brit. Empire in America, London, 1756, etc., are maps of “Newfoundland and Nova Scotia,” and of “New England and parts adjacent,” showing the French claim as extending to the line of the Kennebec, and following the water-shed between the St. Lawrence and the Atlantic.