National Magazine: A Monthly Journal of American History, Volumen3Magazine of Western History Publishing Company, 1885 |
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... reached the beauti- ful Chaudiere falls , where the political capital of the Dominion of Canada is now located . Here the expedition , including the heavy canoes and their heavier cargoes , had to be transported bodily overland to Lake ...
... reached the beauti- ful Chaudiere falls , where the political capital of the Dominion of Canada is now located . Here the expedition , including the heavy canoes and their heavier cargoes , had to be transported bodily overland to Lake ...
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... reached . by a channel formed by a junction of several rivulets or meadow ditches . It is navigable about two leagues ( less than five miles ) to the edge of the prairie , a quarter of a league westward . There is a little lake ...
... reached . by a channel formed by a junction of several rivulets or meadow ditches . It is navigable about two leagues ( less than five miles ) to the edge of the prairie , a quarter of a league westward . There is a little lake ...
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... reached the opposite shore . Leaving the raft they crossed a deep slough , which took them nearly to their necks in water , and at length reached dry land . Following an Indian trail , notwithstanding the alarming indications of recent ...
... reached the opposite shore . Leaving the raft they crossed a deep slough , which took them nearly to their necks in water , and at length reached dry land . Following an Indian trail , notwithstanding the alarming indications of recent ...
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