Pioneer Priests of North America 1642 1710 volume 3
Pioneer Priests of North America 1642 1710 volume 3
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In- stead of putting the canoe in the water, we placed it on the ice, over which the wind, which was in our favor, and a sail, made it go as on water " the first example of " ice- boating " that, as far as we know, appears in American history. On the eighteenth of March, the eve of St. Jo- seph's day, he found himself on the shores of Lake Michi- gan, and, of course, he gave it the name of the saint. He notes that it was a bitter cold day, the wind was high, the ice formed on the paddles, and t...he canoe was nearly crushed between the shore ice and the cakes that were driven in by the gale.
On the next day he found the famous "pitch rock, " which he said gave them material for caulking the canoe and sealing his letters. The exact locality of this rock has been identified by Dr. Hobbs of the University of Wis- consin, as being in Whitefish Bay, a few miles north of Milwaukee. It rises slightly above the water, and in it there are many cavities filled with a semi-fluid, tar-like bitu- men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In- stead of putting the canoe in the water, we placed it on the ice, over which the wind, which was in our favor, and a sail, made it go as on water " the first example of " ice- boating " that, as far as we know, appears in American history. On the eighteenth of March, the eve of St. Jo- seph's day, he found himself on the shores of Lake Michi- gan, and, of course, he gave it the name of the saint. He notes that it was a bitter cold day, the wind was high, the ice formed on the paddles, and t...he canoe was nearly crushed between the shore ice and the cakes that were driven in by the gale.
On the next day he found the famous "pitch rock, " which he said gave them material for caulking the canoe and sealing his letters. The exact locality of this rock has been identified by Dr. Hobbs of the University of Wis- consin, as being in Whitefish Bay, a few miles north of Milwaukee. It rises slightly above the water, and in it there are many cavities filled with a semi-fluid, tar-like bitu- men.
What to read after Pioneer Priests of North America 1642 1710 volume 3?
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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