Location of Fort Crevecoeur
Location of Fort Crevecoeur
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This being so if Ilennepin instead of saying as he did that "La Salle desired me to go down the rircr with him to choose a place to build a fort" and "jve proceeded with one of our canoes to the place" he had said they proceeded in one of their canoes up to the top of the hill, there would be that much to support the claim of the Upper Hill site.
The reasons why neither location on the hill can be accepted as true, are: First: No one who saw the Fort says it was built on a hill.
Second: The sit...es on the hill have on each side hollows that are about one hundred fifty feet deep, and about three hundred feet across at the top, and the exterior slopes of these hollows, if they are to be treated as "wide deep ravines" were not formed by rains, and could not have been fortified on their "exterior slopes with cheveaux de friese, " or have planks doweled from the Madrier to the stockade, or have the stockade so placed as to make the construction of the fort a practicable defense.
Third: There is no place on the hill for a boat yard in which to keep the eight canoes, or to build the ship "42 ft.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This being so if Ilennepin instead of saying as he did that "La Salle desired me to go down the rircr with him to choose a place to build a fort" and "jve proceeded with one of our canoes to the place" he had said they proceeded in one of their canoes up to the top of the hill, there would be that much to support the claim of the Upper Hill site.
The reasons why neither location on the hill can be accepted as true, are: First: No one who saw the Fort says it was built on a hill.
Second: The sit...es on the hill have on each side hollows that are about one hundred fifty feet deep, and about three hundred feet across at the top, and the exterior slopes of these hollows, if they are to be treated as "wide deep ravines" were not formed by rains, and could not have been fortified on their "exterior slopes with cheveaux de friese, " or have planks doweled from the Madrier to the stockade, or have the stockade so placed as to make the construction of the fort a practicable defense.
Third: There is no place on the hill for a boat yard in which to keep the eight canoes, or to build the ship "42 ft.
What to read after Location of Fort Crevecoeur?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dan R Daniel Robinson Sheen to read onlineMoreLess
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