Adventurers of the Far North
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The young man was instructed to make his {40} way to the Athabaskacountry and thence to find if he could the river of the north whencethe copper came, and to trace the river to the sea. He was to note theposition of any mines, to prepare the way for trade with the Indians, and to find out from travel or enquiry whether there was a waterpassage through the continent. Two white men (a sailor and a landsman)were sent in Hearne's service. He had as guides an Indian chief, Chawchinahaw, with a small... band of his followers. On November 6, 1769, the little party set out, honoured by a salute of seven guns from thehuge fortress of Fort Prince of Wales, the massive ruins of which stillstand as one of the strangest monuments of the continent.
The country which the explorer was to traverse in this and hissucceeding journeys may be ranked among the most inhospitable regionsof the earth. The northern limit of the great American forest runsroughly in a line north-westward from Churchill to the mouth of theMackenzie river.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The young man was instructed to make his {40} way to the Athabaskacountry and thence to find if he could the river of the north whencethe copper came, and to trace the river to the sea. He was to note theposition of any mines, to prepare the way for trade with the Indians, and to find out from travel or enquiry whether there was a waterpassage through the continent. Two white men (a sailor and a landsman)were sent in Hearne's service. He had as guides an Indian chief, Chawchinahaw, with a small... band of his followers. On November 6, 1769, the little party set out, honoured by a salute of seven guns from thehuge fortress of Fort Prince of Wales, the massive ruins of which stillstand as one of the strangest monuments of the continent.
The country which the explorer was to traverse in this and hissucceeding journeys may be ranked among the most inhospitable regionsof the earth. The northern limit of the great American forest runsroughly in a line north-westward from Churchill to the mouth of theMackenzie river.
What to read after Adventurers of the Far North?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leacock Stephen to read onlineMoreLess
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