The Founder of New France
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Champlain alsoover-estimates considerably the height of the Rideau Falls and is notvery exact in his calculation of latitude.
The hardships of this journey were greatly and unnecessarily increasedby Vignau, whose only hope was to discourage his leader. In the end itproved that 'our liar' (as Champlain repeatedly calls him) had hoped tosecure a reward for his alleged discovery, believing that no one wouldfollow him long, even if an attempt were made to confirm the accuracyof his report. But Cham...plain, undeterred by portages and mosquitoes, kept on. Some {101} savages who joined him said that Vignau was aliar, and on their advice Champlain left the Ottawa a short distanceabove the mouth of the Madawaska. Holding westward at some distancefrom the south shore, he advanced past Muskrat Lake, and after a hardmarch came out again on the Ottawa at Lake Allumette.
This was the end of Champlain's route in 1613. From the Algonquins onAllumette Island he learned that Vignau had wintered with them at thetime he swore he was discovering salt seas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Champlain alsoover-estimates considerably the height of the Rideau Falls and is notvery exact in his calculation of latitude.
The hardships of this journey were greatly and unnecessarily increasedby Vignau, whose only hope was to discourage his leader. In the end itproved that 'our liar' (as Champlain repeatedly calls him) had hoped tosecure a reward for his alleged discovery, believing that no one wouldfollow him long, even if an attempt were made to confirm the accuracyof his report. But Cham...plain, undeterred by portages and mosquitoes, kept on. Some {101} savages who joined him said that Vignau was aliar, and on their advice Champlain left the Ottawa a short distanceabove the mouth of the Madawaska. Holding westward at some distancefrom the south shore, he advanced past Muskrat Lake, and after a hardmarch came out again on the Ottawa at Lake Allumette.
This was the end of Champlain's route in 1613. From the Algonquins onAllumette Island he learned that Vignau had wintered with them at thetime he swore he was discovering salt seas.
What to read after The Founder of New France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Colby Charles William to read onlineMoreLess
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