History And General Description of New France V.1
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Not a di'op of liis blood was lost : all tli-ank it with aridity. The body was cut to pieces, and each one had his share.
■What be- This fu'st step taken, others would apparently, wilUngly them, or otheiTvise, have met the fate of Lachau, had they not soon after discovered land, and almost at the same time a vessel approaching. It proved to be an English vessel, having on board one of the Frenchmen who had left Florida with Mr. de Eibaut. This man informed them that the civil war, which was rek...indled more furiously than ever soon after they left France, had caused Admiral de CoHgui to abandon them as he had done ; but that peace had no sooner been concluded, than the admiral took all necessary steps to succor the colony, whose success he had so much at heart.
New expe- It was, iu fact, the first matter laid before the king by Florida." the admii-al, when he was permitted to reappear at court ; and Charles IX. gave him tkree ships," weU equipped and suppUed with aU necessary to revictual Charles Fort.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not a di'op of liis blood was lost : all tli-ank it with aridity. The body was cut to pieces, and each one had his share.
■What be- This fu'st step taken, others would apparently, wilUngly them, or otheiTvise, have met the fate of Lachau, had they not soon after discovered land, and almost at the same time a vessel approaching. It proved to be an English vessel, having on board one of the Frenchmen who had left Florida with Mr. de Eibaut. This man informed them that the civil war, which was rek...indled more furiously than ever soon after they left France, had caused Admiral de CoHgui to abandon them as he had done ; but that peace had no sooner been concluded, than the admiral took all necessary steps to succor the colony, whose success he had so much at heart.
New expe- It was, iu fact, the first matter laid before the king by Florida." the admii-al, when he was permitted to reappear at court ; and Charles IX. gave him tkree ships," weU equipped and suppUed with aU necessary to revictual Charles Fort.
What to read after History And General Description of New France V.1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shea, John Gilmary, 1824-1892 to read onlineMoreLess
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