France and England in North America; a Series of Historical Narratives — Part 3 by Francis Parkman
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1667-1672.
FRANCE TAKES POSSESSION OF THE WEST. Talon.--St. Lusson.--Perrot.--The Ceremony at Saut Ste. Marie.-- The Speech of Allouez.--Count Frontenac. CHAPTER V. 1672-1675. THE DISCOVERY OF THE MISSISSIPPI. Joliet sent to find the Mississippi.--Jacques Marquette.--Departure.-- Green Bay.--The Wisconsin.--The Mississippi.--Indians.--Manitous. --The Arkansas.--The Illinois.--Joliet's Misfortune.--Marquette at Chicago.--His Illness.--His Death. CHAPTER VI. 1673-1678. LA SALLE AND FRONTENAC. Objects of La Salle.--His Difficulties.--Official Corruption in Canada.-- The Governor of Montreal.--Projects of Frontenac.--Cataraqui.-- Frontenac on Lake Ontario.--Fort Frontenac.--Success of La Salle. CHAPTER VII. 1674-1678. LA SALLE AND THE JESUITS. |
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