Pioneer Laymen of North America volume 01
Pioneer Laymen of North America volume 01
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Pontgrave set sail for France on September 18, leaving Champlain with twenty-seven men and a good stock of provi sions at Quebec. The improvident savages around them were just then in a condition of starvation. They had eaten all their provisions and were at one time seen devouring the putrefying carcasses of a dog and a sow that had been thrown out of the fort. Of course they had to be fed. Sick ness of every kind was also prevalent in their wigwams, and on the other hand scurvy attacked the w...hites. One after another the men were buried in the snow, and when Pont grave returned at the beginning of the following June, eight wretched sailors, the sole survivors of the twenty-seven who had -been left there, dragged themselves out on the banks of the river to receive the representative he had sent up ahead of him from Tadoussac.
Champlain was summoned to France to make his report, but just then an army of Hurons came down the St. Law rence. They were on the war path against the Iroquois.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pontgrave set sail for France on September 18, leaving Champlain with twenty-seven men and a good stock of provi sions at Quebec. The improvident savages around them were just then in a condition of starvation. They had eaten all their provisions and were at one time seen devouring the putrefying carcasses of a dog and a sow that had been thrown out of the fort. Of course they had to be fed. Sick ness of every kind was also prevalent in their wigwams, and on the other hand scurvy attacked the w...hites. One after another the men were buried in the snow, and when Pont grave returned at the beginning of the following June, eight wretched sailors, the sole survivors of the twenty-seven who had -been left there, dragged themselves out on the banks of the river to receive the representative he had sent up ahead of him from Tadoussac.
Champlain was summoned to France to make his report, but just then an army of Hurons came down the St. Law rence. They were on the war path against the Iroquois.
What to read after Pioneer Laymen of North America volume 01?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Campbell, Thomas J. (Thomas Joseph), 1848-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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