Chapter D

Dauphin Bastion, of Louisburg, 93;
destructive fire upon, 110.
De Costebello, at Louisburg, 33.
De Saxe, Marshal, defeats the English, 41.
Duchambon, commander of Louisburg, 84;
recalls a detachment, 95;
refuses to surrender, 96;
changes his mind, 117;
and opens a treaty, 118.
Dwight, Joseph, at Louisburg, 66 and _note_ 71.

E
English Harbor (Louisburg), 31.
Expeditionary Army, its composition, 66;
and equipment, 67, 68;
favoring conditions, 68;
sets sail for Louisburg, 69;
at Canso, 69;
council of war, 75;
sails for Louisburg, 80;
lands at Gabarus Bay, 84;
not backed up by the navy, 90;
transportation of artillery to the front, 94;
it tells on the men, 95;
the camp and camp life, 101 _et seq._

F
Flat Point Cove, our army camps at, 85.
Fontenoy, English defeated at, 41.
Franklin, Benjamin, has no faith in Louisburg expedition, 57.

G
Gabarus Bay, the back door to Louisburg, 23;
Pepperell lands at, 80, 81.
Gibson, James, volunteers for Louisburg, 63, _note_ 70.
Green Hill, Louisburg shelled from, 95.
Gridley, Richard, engineer at Louisburg, 66;
an apt scholar, 105, _note_ 125.

H
Hale, Robert, at Louisburg, _note_ 71.
Hodges, Joseph, at Louisburg, _note_ 72.
Hutchinson, Thomas, gives casting vote for attacking Louisburg,
55.