Picturesque Quebec a Sequel to Quebec Past And Present
Picturesque Quebec a Sequel to Quebec Past And Present
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1629, inLondon, before the Right Worshipful Sir Henry Martin, Knight, Judge of theHigh Court of Admiralty, describes minutely, the armament and belongingsof Fort St. Louis, on the 9th August 1629, when he surrendered it to theKirkes: cannon such as they were, and ammunition he seems to have had inabundance, without forgetting what he styles "the murderers with theirdouble boxes or charges, " a not excessively deadly kind of_mitrailleuse_ or Gatling gun, we should imagine; the Fort also containe...da smith's forge, carpenter's tools, machinery for a windmill, and ahandmill to grind corn, a brass bell--probably to sound the tocsin, oralarm, at the approach of the marauding savages of Stadacona, the arrayof muskets--(thirteen complete)--is not formidable. Who was the maker ofhis pistol-proof coats-of-mail?
_NEW CHATEAU ST. LOUIS. _ "Such dusky grandeur clothed the height Where the huge castle holds its state, And all the steep slope down Whose ridgy back heaves to the sky, Piled deep and massy, close and high Mine own romantic town.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1629, inLondon, before the Right Worshipful Sir Henry Martin, Knight, Judge of theHigh Court of Admiralty, describes minutely, the armament and belongingsof Fort St. Louis, on the 9th August 1629, when he surrendered it to theKirkes: cannon such as they were, and ammunition he seems to have had inabundance, without forgetting what he styles "the murderers with theirdouble boxes or charges, " a not excessively deadly kind of_mitrailleuse_ or Gatling gun, we should imagine; the Fort also containe...da smith's forge, carpenter's tools, machinery for a windmill, and ahandmill to grind corn, a brass bell--probably to sound the tocsin, oralarm, at the approach of the marauding savages of Stadacona, the arrayof muskets--(thirteen complete)--is not formidable. Who was the maker ofhis pistol-proof coats-of-mail?
_NEW CHATEAU ST. LOUIS. _ "Such dusky grandeur clothed the height Where the huge castle holds its state, And all the steep slope down Whose ridgy back heaves to the sky, Piled deep and massy, close and high Mine own romantic town.
What to read after Picturesque Quebec a Sequel to Quebec Past And Present?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jm Le Moine to read onlineMoreLess
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