Pathfinders of the West - Being the Thrilling Story of the Adventures of the Men Who - Discovered the Great Northwest: Radisson, La Vérendrye, - Lewis and Clark by Agnes C. (Agnes Christina) Laut
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De la Vérendrye, Pierre Gaultier de Varennes, leaves Montreal on search
for Western Sea (1731), 194-197; at Nepigon, 201; previous career, 201-203; traverses Lake Superior to Kaministiquia, 204; Fort St. Pierre named for, 206; among the Cree Indians, 206-208; return to Quebec to raise supplies, 210; loss of eldest son in Sioux massacre, 214; explores Minnesota and Manitoba to Lake Winnipeg, 215-216; at Fort Maurepas, 217; return to Montreal with furs, 218; explores valley of the Assiniboine, 219-221; visits the Mandan Indians, 224-225; takes possession for France of the Upper Missouri, 225; superseded by De Noyelles (1746), 235; decorated with Order of Cross of St. Louis, 235; death at Montreal, 236. De Niverville, lieutenant of Saint-Pierre, 236-237. Denonville, Marquis of, 336, 366, 367. De Noyelles, supersession of De la Vérendrye by, 235. De Noyon, explorations of, 204. Dieppe, merchants of, interested in Canada trade, 352, 353. Dionne, Dr. N. E., cited, 76 n., 88 n., 106 n., 139 n. Dog Rib Indians, Mackenzie among, 283-284. Dollard, fight of, against the Iroquois, 96-98, 198. Dreuillettes, Gabriel, discoveries by, 70-71, 103, 134 n. |
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