Papers in Illinois History And Transactions for the Year volume 13 1908
Papers in Illinois History And Transactions for the Year volume 13 1908
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It is very probable, therefore, that the bed of granite which forms the cataract of the Niagara has been sunk in one of these violent commo- tions, and that previous to this convulsion of nature the waters of the lake emptied themselves into the Mississippi, this hypothesis explains easily how the waters of the river might have washed at the same time both the' chains which filled the vast void that now exists ;. Since the greater part of these waters at present discharge themselves into the ri...ver St. Lawrence.
289 But I offer this solution as the opinion of an individual little enlight- ened on a subject so abstruse, and which I leave to the meditation of those who are more conversant than myself with the secrets of nature.
There are two communications by land from Kaskaskias to Kaokia, one called the lower road, the other the upper. The first is practicable only during the summer, the second the whole year.
From Kaskaskias to the Meadow of the Kock is reckoned fifty miles, and the road lies across natural meadows and a soil extremely loamy, which renders it impracticable in rainy seasons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is very probable, therefore, that the bed of granite which forms the cataract of the Niagara has been sunk in one of these violent commo- tions, and that previous to this convulsion of nature the waters of the lake emptied themselves into the Mississippi, this hypothesis explains easily how the waters of the river might have washed at the same time both the' chains which filled the vast void that now exists ;. Since the greater part of these waters at present discharge themselves into the ri...ver St. Lawrence.
289 But I offer this solution as the opinion of an individual little enlight- ened on a subject so abstruse, and which I leave to the meditation of those who are more conversant than myself with the secrets of nature.
There are two communications by land from Kaskaskias to Kaokia, one called the lower road, the other the upper. The first is practicable only during the summer, the second the whole year.
From Kaskaskias to the Meadow of the Kock is reckoned fifty miles, and the road lies across natural meadows and a soil extremely loamy, which renders it impracticable in rainy seasons.
What to read after Papers in Illinois History And Transactions for the Year volume 13 1908?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Illinois State Historical Society to read onlineMoreLess
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