Notes of a Twenty-Five Years' Service in the Hudson's Bay Territory - Volume I. by John M'lean
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Expedition to the Bear's Den--Passage through the Swamp--Cunning of
the Indians--A Scuffle--Its Results CHAPTER X. Père Duchamp--Mr. S.'s Instructions--Unsuccessful--Trading Excursion--Difficulties of the Journey--Lose our way--Provisions fail--Reach the Post--Visit to an Algonquin Chief--His abusive Treatment--Success CHAPTER XI. Success of the Iroquois Traders--Appointed to the Charge of the Chats--Canadian disputes Possession--Bivouac without a Fire--Ruse to baffle my Opponents--Roman Catholic Bigotry CHAPTER XII. Journey to Montreal--Appointment to Lac de Sable--Advantages of this Post--Its Difficulties--Governor's flattering Letter--Return from Montreal--Lost in the Woods--Sufferings--Escape CHAPTER XIII. Narrowly escape Drowning--Accident to Indian Guide--Am nearly Frozen to Death--Misunderstanding between Algonquins and Iroquois--Massacre |
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