In a pitiful attempt to emulate glee, I decided to try my hand at blogging a game to show a non-hyper liberty bell strategy. (no offense glee, I’m in awe of your successes).
Civ4: Colonization - CapnPitt game blog (French)
Standard game, playing Samuel de Champlain (France) on Pioneerdifficulty
Chose France for no particular reason
Settings
Map: A New World
Size: Normal
Speed: Normal
1492 (turn 1/ introduction)
1 Soldier and 1 Pioneer in a caravel.
Pressing F2 brings up the European Docks, there’s a Seasoned Scout and two Indentured Servants.
1492 - 1502
1492
Sail due west. Land sighted slightly to the SW. Looks snowy with a crab resource and evidence of a native settlement close by.
1493
Landfall - Tobacco to the NW
Send Caravel back to Europe to buy scout off the dock
1494
Meet Incas. Friendly. Tiwanaku and Cotton to the SW. Keep cotton resource in mind for future expansion.
Fur resource to the south
1495-1496
A little exploring. Buy scout and head back to New world.
1497
Found Quebec NW of tobacco resource. A ruin and another “goody hut” both close by.
1498
Goody hut disappeared by being within Quebec’s radius. Note for future.
Quebec not such a good food location. Cotton to north, ore in town, tobacco to the south, fur all around. Pioneer collecting
lumber.
Begin dock in Quebec.
Notice a Brave to the NW. Looks like I built on an isthmus.
Solider gets 74 GP from ruin.
Scout makes landfall near “original” crab resource
1499-1500
Solider finds Cuzco to the NW of Quebec. Caravel follows the coast south.
Scout enters Tiwanaku. 108 Gold. Expert Farmer.
Pretty darn annoying to keep switching to Notepad to record this stuff! Please respond and let me know you’re reading.
1501
Caravel discovers I’m near the southern icecap.
Soldier continuing west. Scout heading toward Cuzco.
1502-1504
Indentured Servant waiting at docks. Send Caravel to pick up ore at Quebec.
Pioneer changing from lumberjacking to carpentering. Really need that dock to start bringing in fish
Cuzco in need of guns. Expert fisherman. NO GP!! 
corn resource north of Cuzco.
Macchu Picchu approx. 7 squares north of Cuzco.
1505-1507
Forgot to mention it before. Tiwanku needs Rum.
Caravel picks up 30 ore, heads for Europe.
Scout enters Macchu Picchu. Soldier finds ruin to NW
1508
Dock finished. Start on warehouse.
Macchu Picchu - Expert fisherman, needs rum. No GOLD.
Ruins give treasure train worth 474. Head toward Quebec.
Make contact with friendly Cherokee.
1509-1510
Scout promoted to Veteran 1 and Surgeon 1. Follow coast toward NW and sight Chota
Master Rancher now available on docks.
Soldier continues exploring to the SW
1511-1513
Sell ore in Europe for a measly 60 GP. Pick up rancher and servant; head back to New World.
Chota gives 312 GP. Now that’s more like it! Expert Tobacco Farmer, need horses
Soldier finds Tiiis Tiseba of the Apache.
Scout finds Kituwa to the NW of Macchu Picchu
1514
Caravel arrives in Quebec. Picks up 21 ore and heads back to Europe.
Set rancher to fishing, move pioneer back to lumberjacking. Servant to off to learn expert fisherman
Soldier gets 59 from Tiiis Tseba. Need Tools. Expert Farmer
1515
Decide to send soldier back toward Quebec to found a new colony
King takes his commission on the treasure train and I get 237 GP
Kituwah gives 534 GP!!! I LURRRVE the Cherokee. Expert Tobacco planter; needs guns
1516-1518
Scout finds 384 GP in burial grounds north of Kituwah! Continues North and east
Buy guns and tools in europe. Head back to New World
Servant begins learning expert fisherman at Cuzco
1519-1520
Scout meets Tupi. Sy Arra NE of Kituwah. Gives Experience. Needs cigars, expert cotton farmer. Ruin N of Sy Arrah gives
experience
Expert fisherman already! Head back to Quebec.
Warehouse complete. start building church
Weird game. Not usually the way I play. Much more of a north-south map (with me being at the far south) than I’m used to.
Good luck! 
I think that a ‘goody hut’ which falls into your Cultural area (i.e. 1498) still yields a result.
Probably it doesn’t count as being visited by a Scout (which is more favourable).
I’m surprised your early Native Villages didn’t give any result - was there not a map or experience points? (Especially since your Scout got promoted!)
Wee! Another game-blog. I’m subscribing
Glad to see the usual suspects!
The scout might have gotten XP, but it wasn’t clear. No “our warriors will show you…” or whatever that phraseology is. Definitely no maps.
1521-1523
Promote Scout Surgeon II and Explorer I
Unload guns and tools. Forgot I don’t have a wagon train to transport yet!!! Head back to Europe to pick up another Servant
Scout finds Iroqouis Onenotekaoa to NW. Meet Jose de San Martin. Buy his world map for 20. He’s dreadfully poor (only 30)
Looks like I missed a major branch of the continent that is due north of Quebec. This area includes Isabella, Santo Domingo,
and the Sioux settlement of Teton
Rancher starts carpentering and fisherman starts fishing.
Soldier builds Montreal NW of Quebec and NE of Cuzco. Pay Aztecs scandalous sum of 430 to build. I figure I’ll need the
expert farmer and expert fisherman too much. Start building wagon train.
Didn’t really want another coastal settlement, but it’s only one square and it was the best place to build.
1524-1525
Oneyotekaono gives 168 Gold. Need cloth. Expert Cotton planter.
Scout keeps heading north
San Martin wants to swap world maps. No way Jose!!
Caravel heading back with servant
1526-1528
Scout enters Onodowagah. Treasure worth 1114!!! Too bad it’s a train. Need horses, expert sugar planter
Treasure train will arrive in Montreal in 26 turns.
Caravel drops off Servant, picks up ore, heads to Europe.
Servant heads to Cuzco to learn fisherman
1529-1530
Scout enters Guyohkohnyon. Gains experience. Expert farmer. Needs guns.
Alvares de Cabral no longer available.
Scout finally reaches northern tip of continent.
Meet John Adams, buy world map for 10. He’s desperately poor like San Martin
only 30 GP. Jamestown and Plymouth are both on that arm of the continent where San Martin is, but south.
King wants 380 Gp. Tell him to go pound sand.
1531
Promote scout to Explorer II. Head South.
Sell Ore, pick up petty criminal
Inca give 41 furs
John Adams wants Open Borders. Sure, why not?
1532-1535
Church completed in Quebec. Begin lumber mill.
petty criminal headed to learn expert farmer
expert fisherman headed back to Quebec.
1536-1538
Pick up furs and ore, head to Europe
King raises taxes to 2%
Expert fisherman starts fishing
Expert farmer headed to Quebec. Probably go to church
1539-1541
Sell Ore and furs, head back empty
Scout gets 269 out of ruin on what I’m calling “Middle Branch” of the continent. Spots Great Hiwassee
Set Farmer in church
1542
Just realized that Montreal is built on food and cotton. Lots of cotton building up. Send Caravel there
Scout enters Great Hiwassee. Need Guns. Seasoned scout.
Master weaver available in Europe!! Great news for industry in Montreal.
1543-1544
Offered Ponce de Leon. Decline (don’t think I’ll find many more ruins)
Make contact with Sioux out on Middle Branch
Pick up 84 cotton and 16 fur from Montreal, head to Europe
1545-1547
Scout enters Isanti. Expert Tobacco planter. Need coats
Wagon train finished in Montreal. Start warehouse. Send Wagons to Montreal to pick up guns and tools for sale to natives
Free colonist available in Europe.
1548
Sell furs and cotton, pick up weaver and colonist. Almost enough money to buy an elder statesman.
Where are my founding fathers???
1549
Ask and ye shall receive: Peter Minuit!!!
Inca give 42 furs
1549-1550
Scout enters Ihanktowan. Expert Fisherman. Rum.
King wants 480 gold. Get lost, Louis.
1551-1552
See that English are expanding west on the Middle Branch
Sell Guns in Cuzco for 1840. 1040 profit! Now in need of cloth
Weaver arrives in Montreal. Begins Weaving.
Colonist becomes missionary, heads for Cuzco.
Farmer leaves church in Quebec heads to Montreal to farm
1553
Treasure train arrives in Montreal. King does not offer to take it. No option in diplomacy screen either
Warehouse finished in Montreal. Think about dock, but start church.
Indentured servant available in Europe
Pick up ore from Quebec, head to Europe
1554-1555
Heading west on southern branch, meet Arawak brave.
Sell Tools to Apache in Tiiis Tseba. Only 200 profit. Buy cotton for 191 to give the weaver a little more to work with
(currently running a negative 2 in Montreal)
Against better judgment, buy galleon for 2250 in order to get that treasure train turned into gold. Load servant head to New
World.
1556-1560
Sell Ore in Europe. Buy Elder statesman for 1500
Apparently the English have gone to war with the Sioux. Sorry Sitting Bull, I have no interest in your conflict.
Scout heads west on Southern Branch
Wagon train picks up 42 blankets in Montreal to sell in Cuzco
Indentured servant arrives in Quebec. Helps rancher with carpentry. Really want to complete this lumber mill
Load treasure train, ore, and furs on Galleon…head to Europe
Sell blankets for 411. Pitifully small profit.
Elder statesman starts making liberty bells in Quebec. Caravel going to explore since the galleon can easily handle trade
with Europe
1561
King wants 170. Rather paltry, consider giving it, but in the end tell him to get lost
Scout gets 282 gold from a burial ground. Gets experience from ruin. Discovers Boriken on the coast (quite a turn)
Wagon train idle in Montreal
1562-1565
King adds artillery to REF
Sell furs, ore, and cash in treasure train. Purchase firebrand preacher and lumberjack.
Jimenez de Quesada joins Spanish
1566
Lumberjack frees up pioneer from task of lumberjacking in Quebec. Firebrand Preacher starts going all Cotton Mather in Quebec
Pioneer begins road from Quebec to Montreal
Montreal builds church. Start dock, though don’t know if it’s the best choice
Accept Juan de Sepulveda and his two converted natives
John Adams wants world map. decline
1567-1568
Send both converted natives to Tiwanku to learn Expert farmer
Boriken gives 592 gold. Expert Fisherman. Need Guns.
Like an idiot, forgot to have tools in Quebec. Lumber mill waiting. Start printing press
Galleon picks up cloth in Montreal. Heads to Europe for tools
Wagon train goes to Quebec to pick up lumber for Montreal
1569-1571
Expert farmer waiting in Europe
Scout enters Cubanacan. Expert Tobacco planter, Guns.
1572
Pick up farmer in Europe, Buy carpenter. FORGET TO BUY TOOLS!!!
Scout enters Chiichill Bigodotel (forgive all the native settlement spellings). Gives 678! Expert fisherman, tools.
Looks like most of main contintent is now explored. Will load scout on caravel for island exploration soon.
1573-1575
King wants to raise taxes from 2 to 6 percent. Decide to throw the Quebec Ore party. Can always use ore to make tools. Don’t
ever recall buying ore from Europe.
Pioneer begins a farm near Montreal
Expert ore miner available in Europe. Mission converts native in Cuzco
Since I’m waiting on Tools, make servant a fur trapper in Quebec. New expert farmer finds a nice plot o’ land to farm.
Carpenter arrives in Quebec, make rancher a fur coat maker. Farmer starts farming
1576-1577
Ore party was totally useless it appears. Rather than have cotton party, acquiesce to 6 percent tax
Sign defensive pact with Cherokee
Expert farmer arrives in Montreal, starts farming
converted native builds Guadelupe west of Montreal. Good spot on top of a hill (food and ore). Sugar to the west, corn,
tobacco and cotton to the East. Begin warehouse
1578-1580
Printing press completed, but of course, no tools yet. Begin Drydock.
Accept Vasco Nunez de Balboa. Think 25% increase in defense will be useful later.
Pioneer starts another farm by Montreal
1581
Master brewer available on docks. Pick him up and ore miner, buy 100 tools because I can’t afford 200
New Spain wants to swap world map. No dice.
New colonist born in Quebec. Send him to Guadelupe
1582-1584
Sioux want me to cancel deals with English. Sorry, not my fight. Glad you guys are far away from me,the both of ya!
King wants to raise from 6 to 9 percent. Hold the Quebec Lumber party. Most parties I’ve ever had in a game. Both fairly
useless trade items with Europe. Really think the king is being unreasonable.
New Colonist in Montreal…send him to Macchu Picchu to learn expert fisherman
Finally unload tools in Quebec. Lumber mill completed. Still need plenty more for printing press and drydock
Pick up coats and treasure train in Quebec, head toward Montreal
Distller goes to Guadelupe and Ore miner goes to Montreal
1585-1587
Ore miner starts lumberjacking in Montreal
Galleon picks up 108 cloth…heads for Europe
Drydock completed except for tools
Inca give 11 fur
Caravel finds large island in far NW part of map
1588-1589
Need tools in Montreal, begin Weaver’s shop
King wants 90 for the Navy. Seems low enough, pay it
Distiller begins lumberjacking in Guadelupe
Expert Silver miner available in Europe
Scout enters Para. Gives 140. Expert fisherman, Need horses. Get 294 from Burial ground
Expert fisherman heads to Montreal
1590-1591
Accept Lord Baltimore (increase cross production by tax rate)
King adds soldiers to REF (forgot that he added Dragoons some time earlier)
pick up expert silver miner and 400 tools
Schoolhouse complete in Quebec. Start Cathedral
King raises taxes to 10 percent. Jerk.
Scout gets 178 from ruin
Alright, that’s 100 turns. I’ve got to go to work sometime!
Interesting to follow a different tactic than Glee’s. Hopefully you’ll do as well as he has!
Thanks for the encouragement!
1592-1595
Enter Onondegega. Expert Fur trapper. Tools.
Warehouse completed in Guadelupe. Start church.
Inca give 11 Furs
Tools arrive in Quebec. Finish printing press. Drop off Silver miner. Pick up coats
Must have received experience in Onondegega. Promote Scout to veteran II
Drop off tools in Montreal. Finish printing press. Pick up cloth and tobacco. Head for Europe.
Silver miner looking for a suitable location to build a colony in the south
1596-1599
Cortes joins John Adams
Master Fur trader waiting in Europe
Apache give 35 fur
Pick up fur trader in Europe. Buy blacksmith (need to do something with excess ore).
Converted native in Cuzco
Silver miner finds no places in the south good enough for me. Head back to Quebec
1600-1601
Decline Verrazano. No need for an extra caravel
Wagon has been going from native settlement to native settlement looking for cotton. No dice.
Why yes, Thomas Hooker, I would love three Jesuit Missionaries.
1602-1604
King adds artillery to REF
Cathedral complete in Quebec. start newspaper.
Fairly certain caravel and scout have discovered all that is to be discovered on this map. Head back to Quebec.
Converted native joins Guadelupe as a Sugar planter
Silver miner heads to Guadelupe
Pioneer completes road from Montreal to Guadelupe.
Establish mission in Tiwanku
1605
Pioneer builds farm on corn by Guadelupe
Blacksmith and Fur trader join Quebec. Rancher becomes fur trapper.
1606
Master tobacconist waiting in Europe
New colonist in Montreal. Starts picking cotton
Establish mission in Macchu Picchu
Sell cloth and coats. Pick up tobacconist and buy horses.
Silver miner wandering East looking for a home. Looks hopeless.
1609 - 1610
Church completed in Guadelupe. Begin printing press
Mission created in Tiiis Tseba
Sitting Bull declares war on Spanish. Sioux capture Vera Cruz (ha-ha)
1611-1612
Weaver shop completed in Montreal. Begin Schoolhouse.
King wants 860 gold. Decline
Converted Native in Tiwanaku
Offered John Winthrop (plus one cross per town hall). Accept, though really want Jan de Witt
Santo Domingo captured by the Sioux (wow are the Spanish in deep doo-doo)
Unload horses and tobacconist in Montreal. Load galleon with cloth, load horses into Wagon. Tobacconist placed in Town Hall
1613-1614
Inca give 59 fur
Another master tobacconist on the docks in Europe
King adds artillery to the REF
King raises taxes to 14 percent
Silver Miner founds Cayenne on West coast of isthmus, slightly north and definitely west of Guadelupe
Galleon picks up coats in Quebec, heads for Europe
Caravel drops Scout in Quebec. He’ll fortify. Pick up tools to carry to Montreal
1615-1616
converted native headed to Cayenne
Finally finish drydock in Quebec; begin stockade
Sell horses in Chota for 1044. 744 GP profit!!!
1617
Stockade complete, begin warehouse expansion
Sell cloth and coats, pick up tobacconist, purchase elder statesman and 200 guns
Send Caravel with tools to sell to Apache
It’s interesting reading this, which I wasn’t sure about when I was doing mine. 
Thanks.
Do you have any theories why the King wouldn’t convey your Treasure in 1553?
How is your Rebel Sentiment doing?
First of all, glad it’s interesting. Your’s certainly was.
You just made me think of why the king may not have offered to transport the treasure. It was in Montreal, which is a port, but not my “capital.” That’s the best possibility I can think of.
If I recall, it’s around 18% in Quebec, 4 or so in Montreal (should be going up fast now), and 0 in the other two. It is liberty bell time.
I doubt I have much time tonight (election coverage) or ability (minor surgery tomorrow) to play more soon. But I’ll be back at it.
Thanks - and my ‘1599’ game is reaching a conclusion…
I might try a sample game to test if you can only send Treasure Trains home from your first Port.
Good luck with the operation.
1618-1619
John Adams wants to swap world maps. Decline.
Losing lumber in Montreal and Guadelupe due to overproduction. Change to tobacco planter and distiller respectively
Native converted in Tiiis.
Pioneer begins road from Guadelupe to Cayenne
1620-1621
Decline Juan de Bermudez (don’t think I need extra movement for ships)
Accept Roger Williams for even better relations with natives and better conversion rate. Probably a bad call.
Converted native learning expert farmer
New colonist born in Quebec. Place him as fur trapper and move servant to schoolhouse
Elder statesman and tobacconist arrive in Montreal. Set them to their respective jobs. Drop 100 guns, wait for wagon train
from Guadelupe
1622-1623
Inca give 59 fur
Jesuit Missionary available on docks
converted native in Cuzco
King adds artillery to REF
Sioux make peace with Spain
Warehouse expansion done in Quebec. Begin fort
Schoolhouse completed in montreal. Begin stockade
Galleon stops at Quebec, heads to Europe with some rum, some cigars, a bunch of cloth, and a bunch of coats
Wagon train heading to Chota to sell guns
overall patriotism 10%; 20 in Quebec, 9 in Montreal, 0 in the other two.
1624-1626
Apache give 23 furs
King demands 190. Paltry…give it to him. Perhaps he won’t add more to the REF so quickly
Next year king raises taxes from 14 to 17 percent. I don’t like him very much. Couldn’t risk the Montreal Guns Party
Sell guns in Chota for 1824. 1124 profit!!!
Sell tools in Chiichiill for only 100 profit.
1627-1628
Accept Adam Smith
Sell goods on dock. Pick up Jesuit. Purchase two Elder Statesmen (one each for Guadelupe and Cayenne)
Inca give 24 lumber
Converted native to learn expert farmer at native settlement
King adds artillery to the REF. Vow to give the king no more gold, but will accept tax increases.
Road to Cayenne finished, start farm by Cayenne
1629
Need tools in Guadelupe to finish Printing Press. Begin Rum distillery
Pick up tools in Montreal to deliver to Guadelupe
Expert farmer joins Cayenne
1630-1631
Fort completed in Quebec; Begin fortress
Tools delivered to Guadelupe, Printing press completed
Stockade completed in Montreal, begin lumber mill
1632
Expert farmer heads to Guadelupe
Wagon drops off ore in Quebec
Galleon loads at Montreal with Cloth, cigars, rum, and furs (to be dropped at Quebec)
Elder statesmen head to Cayenne and Guadelupe; Jesuit heads for Chota
1633-1634
Wagon train heads for Guadelupe
Converted native in Cuzco
Dock completed in Cayenne; begin warehouse
Caravel picks up tobacconist and horses
English declare war on Sioux
Elder statesman joins Guadelupe
Cuzco convert training in Expert Fisherman
Galleon drops off furs in Quebec, picks up Coats, heads for Europe
Wagon picks up ore in Guadelupe, heads for Quebec
1635
Decline Pocahantas
Expert farmer heads to Guadelupe
Decline John Smith
King adds Dragoons to REF
Sioux want me to join war against the English. Decline
Decline Gabriel Lallement (don’t plan on building any more cathedrals)
Very glad to accept Ben Franklin (plus 3 liberty bells for each printing press and newspaper)
Elder Statesman joins Cayenne
Expert fisherman heads to Cayenne
Wagon drops ore in Quebec, heads to Guadelupe
1636
Graduating student in Quebec becomes firebrand preacher and joins cathedral
Galleon sells goods, picks up 200 guns
King raises taxes to 20 percent. Can’t afford Montreal Guns Party. accept.
Pioneer starts another farm by Cayenne
Wagon picks up rum and furs in Guadelupe. Heads toward Quebec
1637
Inca give 32 furs and offer a settlement. Decline settlement (need to create expert farmers still)
English capture Ihanktowan from the Sioux
Expert farmer joins Guadelupe
Jesuit establishes mission in Chota
Caravel arrives on wrong side of continent, heads to Quebec
1638
Spanish want to trade world maps. No. I know what the world looks like
King adds soldiers to REF (pissing me off now)
Another expert farmer joins Guadelupe (really need a sugar planter there now and a carpenter)
Wagon drops rum and furs in Quebec, picks up cloth to sell to natives
1639-1640
Gladly accept Alexander Hamilton
Free colonist waiting in Europe
Galleon drops off Guns in Quebec, picks up rum, coats, and 100 fur…heads to Montreal
Expert fisherman joins Cayenne, silver miner switches to cotton planting
Colonist born in Montreal, joins in making lumber mill
1641-1642
Rebel sentiment 22% overall: 28 Quebec, 23 Montreal, 26 Guadelupe, 13 Cayenne
Warehouse completed in Cayenne, begin printing press
Galleon picks up cigars, cloth and fur from Montreal, head to Europe
Inca give 36 fur
Native converted in Tiiis Tseba, heads to Guadelupe
King adds Dragoons to REF (looks like it will be a long war when the time comes)
Trade cloth with Inca for minimal profit over what I could have gotten in Europe.
1643-1645
Decline Jacques Marquette
Add William Penn
Pioneer heads to Guadelupe
Cherokee give 36 tobacco
Inca Give 36 lumber
King wants 300 gold. Get bent, King
New colonist in Cayenne, set to lumberjacking
Sell goods in Europe, pick up Fur trader, free colonist, 300 tools and 100 horses
Pioneer starts farm by Guadelupe
Wagon picks up 200 guns in Quebec, heads to Cayenne
1646
Two new converted natives…both head to Quebec for schooling
King adds YET MORE artillery to REF
Converted native starts planting sugar near Guadelupe
1647
Fortress completed in Quebec, begin College
Apache give 49 fur
Caravel drops tobacconist in Quebec, joins town hall
1648
Gladly accept Sam Adams (increase liberty bells by tax rate)
New colonist born in Guadelupe, set to blacksmithing
Wagon dumps guns in Cayenne, picks up cotton and tobacco…heads to Montreal
Galleon drops 100 tools, colonist, and fur trader in Quebec…heads to Montreal; colonist to native village to learn
expert farmer
1649
Rum Distillery completed in Guadelupe, begin stockade
King raises taxes to 24 freakin’ percent
Wagon drops off tobacco and Cotton in Montreal
Sell horses to Inca for 1044. 744 profit! (guns and horses appear to be where the money’s at)
1650
King adds soldiers to REF
Lumber mill finished in Montreal, begin fort
Galleon dumps tools in Montreal, picks up cloth and cigars
Wagon picks up tools in Montreal, heads to Cayenne
1651
Printing press waiting for tools in Cayenne, begin stockade
Inca give 25 furs
Dump tools in Cayenne, pick up cotton and tobacco
Finish printing press in Cayenne
1652
Seasoned Scout waiting in Europe
Accept Alexander von Humboldt (faster college and university production)
Galleon picks up coats, heads to Europe
Pioneer heads to Quebec to build farms
1653
King adds soldiers to REF
converted Native goes to school in Montreal
wagon drops off tobacco and cotton in Montreal, heads to Guadelupe
caravel picks up cloth and cigars in Montreal, heads to Europe
1654
College completed in Quebec, begin armory
stockade completed in Guadelupe, begin Fort
Francisco de Coronado (plus 1 dragoon movement) offers to join. Difficult decision. Accept.
Wagon picks up 147 rum from Guadelupe, drops it in Montreal
1655-1656
Fort completed in Montreal, begin newspaper
Sell goods in Europe, pick up Scout, buy carpenter and gunsmith and 200 horses
Native converted in Chota, begins learning expert tobacco planter
Stockade completed in Cayenne, begin drydock
King raises taxes to 27 percent
1657-1658
King adds artillery to REF
Inca offer two settlements. I don’t want them…much more useful as trading and training partners
Native converted in Tiiis Tseba, begins learning expert farmer
John Harvard (free schoolhouse in all settlements) joins the cause
Caravel sells goods, buys 200 tools
Inca gives 37 fur
New colonist born in Cayenne, begins fur trapping
Expert tobacco planter heads for Montreal
Drop horses, carpenter, gunsmith, and scout in Quebec. Load coats, head for Montreal
carpenter heads for Montreal, scout heads for Cayenne, gunsmith farms in Quebec for now
1659-1660
Petty criminal waiting in Europe
Armory created in Quebec, begin shipyard (need more food), gunsmith moves to armory
King raises taxes to 29%
Expert farmer arrives in Quebec
King adds soldiers to REF
carpenter arrives in Montreal, move one colonist from mill to farming and the other to blacksmith’s shop
Galleon loads rum, cigars, and cloth in Montreal, heads for Europe
Wagon picks up cotton and lumber in Cayenne, heads for Montreal
Rebel sentiment at 31%: Quebec 37, Montreal 27, Guadelupe 41, Cayenne 43
REF 21 regulars, 9 Dragoons, 14 artillery, 4 warships
French colonists: 2 militia, 300 horses, 357 guns
May I ask what your populations are?
The King seems to have a lot of troops and I wonder if that’s because you have to convert a lot of Colonists to Rebels…
I’m guessing you’ll declare Independence about 1675.
Quebec is 17, Montreal 14, Guadelupe 9, Cayenne 7
I’m going to start really laying in guns and horses soon, and start building cannon. I’m not as optimistic on the early date of revolution. I’m thinking 1685-1690.
Ah - that’s a lot of people to instil Rebel Sentiment in!
Fingers crossed for you…