Mohican Point On Lake George the Summer Home of Mr And Mrs W K Bixby of St
Mohican Point On Lake George the Summer Home of Mr And Mrs W K Bixby of St
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" This is the first reference to Lake George. The waterfall (or rapids) is at the outlet of the lake at Ticonderoga; the river which flows toward the coast is the Hudson. Champlain saw the rapids, as he says, but he never saw the lake.
15 He was the first white man to behold any portion of the State of New York or to set foot thereon; and his visit in July, 1609, was the beginning of recorded history in this State, for it was not till the following September that Henry Hudson anchored the Half ...Moon within Sandy Hook, and began the exploration of the river which bears his name. While near Ticonderoga, Champlain had his famous battle with the Mohawks; he routed them, gave them their first experience with firearms, killed two of their chiefs with his own arquebus and began a war which continued, with occasional intermissions, until the French supremacy in Canada was ended. The French made friends easily with the Northern and Western Indians; but remembering always the firearms of Champlain, the Mohawks continued to be the implacable foes of the French, and in the main were the friends of the English.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" This is the first reference to Lake George. The waterfall (or rapids) is at the outlet of the lake at Ticonderoga; the river which flows toward the coast is the Hudson. Champlain saw the rapids, as he says, but he never saw the lake.
15 He was the first white man to behold any portion of the State of New York or to set foot thereon; and his visit in July, 1609, was the beginning of recorded history in this State, for it was not till the following September that Henry Hudson anchored the Half ...Moon within Sandy Hook, and began the exploration of the river which bears his name. While near Ticonderoga, Champlain had his famous battle with the Mohawks; he routed them, gave them their first experience with firearms, killed two of their chiefs with his own arquebus and began a war which continued, with occasional intermissions, until the French supremacy in Canada was ended. The French made friends easily with the Northern and Western Indians; but remembering always the firearms of Champlain, the Mohawks continued to be the implacable foes of the French, and in the main were the friends of the English.
What to read after Mohican Point On Lake George the Summer Home of Mr And Mrs W K Bixby of St?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Holland Samson to read onlineMoreLess
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