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Texte Intégral (PDF) Document généré le 1 oct. 2021 11:30 Revue d'histoire de l'Amérique française Index K à O Index des volumes XI-XX (juin 1957 - mars 1967) Index, 1967 URI : https://id.erudit.org/iderudit/305696ar DOI : https://doi.org/10.7202/305696ar Aller au sommaire du numéro Éditeur(s) Institut d'histoire de l'Amérique française ISSN 0035-2357 (imprimé) 1492-1383 (numérique) Découvrir la revue Citer ce document (1967). Index K à O. Revue d'histoire de l'Amérique française, 195–275. https://doi.org/10.7202/305696ar Tous droits réservés © Institut d'histoire de l'Amérique française, 1967 Ce document est protégé par la loi sur le droit d’auteur. L’utilisation des services d’Érudit (y compris la reproduction) est assujettie à sa politique d’utilisation que vous pouvez consulter en ligne. https://apropos.erudit.org/fr/usagers/politique-dutilisation/ Cet article est diffusé et préservé par Érudit. Érudit est un consortium interuniversitaire sans but lucratif composé de l’Université de Montréal, l’Université Laval et l’Université du Québec à Montréal. Il a pour mission la promotion et la valorisation de la recherche. https://www.erudit.org/fr/ INDEXXI-XX 195 K KAGE, Joseph, thèse, XX: 521. XVI: 508, 522; XVIII: 591; ses KALM, Pierre, botaniste, XI: 242, bals, XI: 500. 262; XIII: 179, 517, 524; XIV: KENDALL, Edward A., et la tradition 31, 32, 217; XV: 334, 609; XVII: du débarquement de Miguel Corte- 9; XVIII: 608; XX: 424; son Real au Mass., XIX: 344. voyage au Canada, XIV: 122-125; KENRICK, Peter R., archevêque ce qu'il dit des Canadiennes en de St. Louis, Mo., XIII: 45, 59, 70. 1749, XIII: 492, 496, 497, 503- KENT, Edouard-Auguste, duc de, 505; XIX: 526; une étude, un XIX: 466. portrait, XIV: 122-128; son por­ KENT, William, député régistrateur, trait, XIV: 123; figure dans le 1863, XX: 327. Chien d'or de Wm. Kirby, XIX: Kenté, mission sulpicienne au lac 514, 516; ses biographes, XIV: Ontario, 1668-80, XI: 210, 214; 122-128; voir Benson, Kerkkoven, XII: 282, 363; et le coup de main Skottsberg. de Denonville, XIV : 409, 415, 417. Kaministiquia (Fort William), fort Kentucky, Sauvages du, XVIII: 51. de l'Ouest, XIII: 115, 117. KÉRALLAIN, René de, son Bougain­ Kamouraska, seigneurie, XIX: 596. ville, XIX: 265. Kankakee (Illinois), émigration des KERCHWEY, Freda, journaliste à La Canadiens français à, XI: 361, Nation, XVI: 384. 362; XVI: 278; Chiniquy à, XIII: KÉRIOLET, voir Pierre Le Gouvello de. 58, 70-75. KERKKOVEN, Martti, Peter Kalm's Kansas, l'esclavage au, 1858, XI: Journey: its ideological back­ 363, 364. ground and results, c.r., XIV : 122- KANT, Emmanuel, philosophe alle­ 128 mand, XIX: 115, 124; XX: 18, 26. KERR,'James, XVIII: 211, 212. Kaouitas, Sauvages de la Floride, KERSIDENT, voir Guichard de. XVIII: 197. KERVILER, René, biographe de Pierre Katarakouy, fort, voir Frontenac. Séguier, XIV: 305-308. KATERI, voir Tékakwitha. KESSELRING, Albrecht, f eld-maréchal, KAVANAGH, F.-X., ptre, XX: 441. XVIII: 108. KAYSER, Jacques, "L'Histoire et la KEYFITZ, Natham, collaborateur à Presse", XII: 141. La Dualité canadienne, XIV: 613, KEARNEY, Patrick, frère oblat, XVI : 614. 447, 448. Kikapoos, Sauvages, XIII: 160; KEARNS, Isabelle, épouse de Jean XVIII: 51. Holstein, XVI: 114. KIMBER, Arline, XI: 484. KELLEY, A. R., ptre, chanoine, XV: KIMBER, J.-René, XVIII: 402, 403. 138. KIMBER, René, médecin, XI: 484. KELLY, Jean-Baptiste, ptre, curé de KIMBER, Rosine, XI: 484. Sorel, XI : 475. KIMBER, Thomas, XI: 474. KELLY, John, son abjuration, XIX: KIMBER, Timothée, médecin, XVII: 289 425. KELLY, Manus, XIX : 289. KING, Hamy, sa carte, XIX: 341. KELLY, Thomas, son abjuration, KING, Marie-Louise, épouse de Jo­ XIX: 289. seph-Adolphe Chapleau, XVIII : KEMP, Robert, XX : 144 ; et Raymond 544. Barbeau, XIII: 91, 92. KING, voir Mackenzie King. KEMPT, sir James, général anglais, Kingdom of Canada, cette expres­ administrateur du Bas-Canada, sion, XVII: 573, 580. 196 REVUE D'HISTOIRE DE L'AMÉRIQUE FRANÇAISE Kingston (Ont.), avant la guerre de KNOTT, Leonard L., XX: 131. 1812, XIII: 287-288; loyalistes à, KNOX, John, capitaine, et le qua­ XIII: 287-288; diocèse, sa nais­ train du Chien d'or, XIX: 518, 519. sance, 1826, XVI : 522 ; capitale des Knox Church, à Toronto, 1844, XIII : Canadas-Unis, XVII: 483; voir 185, 189, 190. Frontenac. KOHEN, Père, c.s.sp., XVI : 441. KINTICK, Marguerite, épouse de KOHL, Jean-Georges, XVIII: 276. Claude Des Bordes, XVI: 111. KONDIARONK, dit le Rat, chef huron KIRBY, William, son Chien d'or, de Michillimakinac, XVIII: 61; XIX: 513-517. fait échouer la paix, XX: 406. KIRKCONNELL, Watson, XX: 463; Kootenay, Sauvages de la Colombie- collaborateur à La Dualité cana­ Britannique, XVIII: 40, 54. dienne, XIV: 611. KORANY, Edward O., artiste-restau­ KIRKE, frères, XI: 3, 221, 222; XII: rateur, XX : 78. 65; XVIII: 505; s'emparent de KOSSUTH, Louis, démagogue et ad­ Québec, 1629, XV: 196. versaire de l'Eglise et du Pape, KIROUAC, Conrad, voir Marie-Victo- XI: 64-85. rin. KLEGZKOWSKI, Alfred, 1er consul gé­ KOWALSKI, Henri, pianiste et compo­ néral de France à Montréal, XX: siteur, passe 18 mois en Amérique, 620, 621. XIX: 71,72,81. KLEIN, Félix, ptre, XVII: 120; XIX: KRESS OU KRIPS, Marguerite, épouse 574, 575. de Jean Gradenigo, XVI : 107, 260. KLEUTGEN, père jésuite, XIX : 239. Kristinaux, voir Cris, Cristinaux, KLINCK, George A., Mémoires inti­ KRUGER, J.-S.-Paul, président du mes de Louis Frechette, c.r., XV: Transvaal, XIX: 230, 231. 458-459. KUNSTMANN, cartes de, XX: 174, KLUGE, Gûnther von, feld-maréchal 200, 202, 209, 211. allemand, XVI: 353, 354, 363, 540; KUNSTMANN II, sa carte, XIX : 341. XVII: 79. KUSHNER, Eva, et le mythe d'Or­ KNEE, Wounded, chef sioux, XVII: phée, XIX : 485. 446. Kwakiutl, Sauvages de la Côte du KNIGHT, John, XIX: 190. Pacifique, XVIII: 54. INDEX XI-XX 197 LABADIE, Louis^Généreux, maître LABELLE, Antoine, ptre, p.d., "le d'école à Verchères, XVIII: 391, curé Labelle", XIX: 574; en 393, 569, 574. discorde avec Mgr Laflèche, LA BALLET, Juanita, épouse de Jo­ XVI: 99; XX: 58, 278, 514, seph Geoffrion, XVI: 112. 678, à Paris, XX: 603; fiasco de LABAREE, Leonard W., The Papers of ses entreprises agricoles dans les Benjamin Franklin, c.r., XVII: Laurentides, XX: 632; décédé, 128-129; c.r., XX: 307; cité à 1891, XIX: 574; sa correspondan­ propos des mariages anglo-améri­ ce, 1867-91, conservée aux Archi­ cains, XIX: 586, 587, 588. ves de Québec, XVIII: 10. LA BARRE, Antoine Lef ebvre de, gou­ LABELLE, Guillaume, fermier à TIIe- verneur général, XV: 42, 47, 49, Jésus, XVI: 41. 53, 55; XVI: 426; XVIII: 262; LABELLE, Jean-Baptiste, musicien, XIX: 478; XX: 381, 401; son ex­ XII: 347. pédition chez les Iroquois, XVII: LABELLE, Jean-Baptiste, ptre, XX: 173, 177, 181, 434; son expédition 149. manquée chez les Iroquois, 1684, LABELLE, Philippe, ptre, p.d., XVI: XII: 279; XIV: 548, 549; sa paix 151. honteuse de La Famine, XIV : 553 ; LABELLE, Yvonne, XIX: 330. mal étudié par W. J. Eccles, XVII : LABERGE, Damase, ptre, p.d., XI : 596. 434. LABERGE, Diomtio, se marie, 1793, LA BARRE, Gaspard-Alexis de, plan­ XVI: 114. teur de Saint-Domingue, XIII: La Bernade, école à Montréal, 1683, 588-589. XI: 208. LABARRÈRE-PAULÉ, André, Les laï• LABERTHONIE, Pierre-Thomas, o.p., ques et la presse pédagogique au et Pierre Bouguer, XVI: 503, 504. Canada français au XIXe siècle, LABIGUETTE, Jean-Eric, La farine XVII: 440-441; Les institutions dans la N.-F., XVII: 490-503; Re­ laïques au Canada français, 1836- cherches en Suisse sur François 1900, c.r., XIX: 634-636. Bigot, XVII: 594. LABAT, Jean-Baptiste, o.p., aux An­ LA BISTRATE, Catherine de, épouse tilles françaises, XX: 531, 541, d'Etienne Pavillon, XVII: 59. 550. LA BLAIVE, Magdeleine, épouse de LABATUT, voir Pujo de. Joseph Trahan, XVI: 110. LA BAUME-LE BLANC, duc de la VaI- LABOISSIÈRE, voir Claude-Laboissiè- lière, François de, XII: 117. re. LA BAUNE, Jacques de, s.j., XIII: LABORI, Fernand, bâtonnier parisien, 598. en visite à Montréal, 1913, XIX: LABAUVE, Jean-Baptiste, Acadien aux 567, 568; XX: 423. Atakapas, XV: 586. LABORI, Mme Marguerite, XIX : 567. LA BAZINIÈRE, Mlle de, XIII : 595. LABORIE, P.-J., colon de Saint-Domin­ LABBÉ, Charlotte, épouse de Joseph gue, XX: 540, 554. Decoux, XV : 585. LA BOULAYE, sieur de, son Mémoire LABBÉ, Charlotte, s. 1787, XVI: 260. sur les colonies françaises d'Amé­ LABBÉ, J.-Alphonse, ptre, XIX : 290. rique, XX : 507. LABBÉ, Jean, Acadien aux Atakapas, Laboureurs à boeufs ou à bras enga­ XV: 586,590. gés pour la N.-F., 1714-58, XIV: LABBÉ, Marie, épouse de François De 595. Cuir ou Descuir> XV: 585. Labrador, XVII: 310; origine de ce LABBÉ, Marie-Françoise, épouse de nom, XVIII: 305; XIX: 173, 186; Vincent Bara, XV : 583. ce mot, XX: 175, 176, 196; appelé 198 REVUE D'HISTOIRE DE L'AMÉRIQUE FRANÇAISE ainsi par les Espagnols, suivant Lac-des-Deux-Montagnes, seigneurie Palairet, XVII: 219; l'insula du, du, XI: 399. XIX: 401, 405; territoire, XVII: Lac des Trois-Saumons, XVII: 373. 190, 208, 209; découverte du, XX: Lac, voir nom respectif. 171-177, 197; première cartogra­ L'Acadie, rivière de, ce nom, XIX: phie, XIX: 384, 385, 400-405; to­ 330. ponymie portugaise du, XIX : 343 ; LA CAILLE, voir Abancourt dit. le commerce français des fourru­ LAÇASSE, Charles, XVI: 107,114, 260, res aboli au, 1763, XVII: 241; 261. droits de l'homme au, expansion LAÇASSE, Félix, épouse Geneviève du, 1946-62, XVII: 241; projet de Carrier, 1793, XVI : 114. vicariat apostolique pour le, XVII : LAÇASSE, Joseph, XVI: 261. 190-195, 208-211, 400, 401, 411, LAÇASSE, Lauréat, chef de la police 421 ; question des frontières du, municipale à Montréal, son pro­ XVII: 213-243, 601-603; son pro­ cès, XIII: 296.
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