The Chronicles of America Series, Volume 10Yale University Press, 1918 |
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... had , it is true , a shorter and , indeed , a better route farther north , by way of the Ottawa River and Lake Nipissing to Lake Huron . In time , however , the Iroquois made even this route unsafe . 8 THE CONQUEST OF NEW FRANCE.
... had , it is true , a shorter and , indeed , a better route farther north , by way of the Ottawa River and Lake Nipissing to Lake Huron . In time , however , the Iroquois made even this route unsafe . 8 THE CONQUEST OF NEW FRANCE.
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... naval and military stronghold of Great Britain in North America . At Louisbourg some two hundred miles farther east on the coast , France could reëstablish her military strength , but now Louisbourg LOUISBOURG AND BOSTON 95.
... naval and military stronghold of Great Britain in North America . At Louisbourg some two hundred miles farther east on the coast , France could reëstablish her military strength , but now Louisbourg LOUISBOURG AND BOSTON 95.
Page 100
... Farther to the south , on the narrow opening connecting Lake Hu- ron and Lake Michigan , grew up the post known as Michilimackinac . It was then inevitable that explorers and missionaries should press on into both Lake Superior and Lake ...
... Farther to the south , on the narrow opening connecting Lake Hu- ron and Lake Michigan , grew up the post known as Michilimackinac . It was then inevitable that explorers and missionaries should press on into both Lake Superior and Lake ...
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... Farther east , on Biloxi Bay , he built Fort Maurepas and planted his first col- ony . Spain disliked this intrusion ; but Spain soon to be herself ruled , as France then was , by a Bourbon king - did not prove irreconcilable and slowly ...
... Farther east , on Biloxi Bay , he built Fort Maurepas and planted his first col- ony . Spain disliked this intrusion ; but Spain soon to be herself ruled , as France then was , by a Bourbon king - did not prove irreconcilable and slowly ...
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... farther south by Lake Ontario and Lake Erie was more difficult . The Iroquois menaced Niagara and long refused to let France have a footing there to protect her pathway to Lake Erie and the Ohio Valley . It was not until 1720 , a period ...
... farther south by Lake Ontario and Lake Erie was more difficult . The Iroquois menaced Niagara and long refused to let France have a footing there to protect her pathway to Lake Erie and the Ohio Valley . It was not until 1720 , a period ...
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