Proceedings of the Royal Canadian Institute
Proceedings of the Royal Canadian Institute
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137 rounding the Point, entered the Nelson River, which he ascended, making as careful a survey as possible of the route, till he reached Seepaywisk House, on October 8th, which he places in Lat. 55° 3', 15", Tx)ng. 94° 41' 30''. Here he remained till May 28th, 1793, ti-ading with the Indians and keeping a careful meteorological register. On the above date he left Seepaywisk and crossed to Chatham House, on Chatham Lake, which house he places in Lat. 55° 23' 40", Long. 97° 45' 34". On May 31st,... he left Chatham and travelled in a westerly direction to Bumt-wood River, up which he travelled to Burnt-wood Lake, then round to Missinippi River, which he ascended, intending to proceed to Reindeer Lake. He was, however, unable to find the Indians whom he expected to meet, and in Latitude, 55° 35' 20", Longitude, 102° 10' 49", he turned back and made his way down the Churchill and Nelson Rivers to York Factory, which he reached on July 21st. This is the only instance that I can find in his long career of travel and adventure where he set out with the intention of reaching a certain point and returned before he had accomplished his purpose, though, as will shortly appear, he performed the journey a few years afterwards.
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137 rounding the Point, entered the Nelson River, which he ascended, making as careful a survey as possible of the route, till he reached Seepaywisk House, on October 8th, which he places in Lat. 55° 3', 15", Tx)ng. 94° 41' 30''. Here he remained till May 28th, 1793, ti-ading with the Indians and keeping a careful meteorological register. On the above date he left Seepaywisk and crossed to Chatham House, on Chatham Lake, which house he places in Lat. 55° 23' 40", Long. 97° 45' 34". On May 31st,... he left Chatham and travelled in a westerly direction to Bumt-wood River, up which he travelled to Burnt-wood Lake, then round to Missinippi River, which he ascended, intending to proceed to Reindeer Lake. He was, however, unable to find the Indians whom he expected to meet, and in Latitude, 55° 35' 20", Longitude, 102° 10' 49", he turned back and made his way down the Churchill and Nelson Rivers to York Factory, which he reached on July 21st. This is the only instance that I can find in his long career of travel and adventure where he set out with the intention of reaching a certain point and returned before he had accomplished his purpose, though, as will shortly appear, he performed the journey a few years afterwards.
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