The Mohawk Valley Its Legends And Its History
The Mohawk Valley Its Legends And Its History
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" Whittier, in his poem " Norumbega, " makes the weary 'From monograph by Prof. E. N. Horsford, who claimed to liave found the site of Norumbega City, on the banks of the Charles River at Weston, near Boston, and that the Charles was the Norumbega River.
The Mythical City of Norumbega 3 Christian Knight who is dying in his fruitless search for the mythical city, "at shut of day, " see a vision like a pipe dream. " I see, he said, " the domes and spires of Norumbega town " — " What sounds are th...ese but chants and holy hymns " — " It is a chapel bell that fills the air with its low tones " — " The Christ be praised — He sits for me a blessed cross in sight " — " I fain would look before I die on Norum. - bega's walls. " Pierre Biard, Lescarbot, and other Jesuits, repeatedly speak of Norumbega as being on the Pentegoet or Penobscot River. In fact, La Saussaye, when he sailed from Port Royal (now Annapolis, Nova Scotia), intended to establish the settle- ment of St. Sauveur on the Norumbega or Penobscot, at the place now known as Bangor, Maine, but finally settled on Mount Desert Island.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Whittier, in his poem " Norumbega, " makes the weary 'From monograph by Prof. E. N. Horsford, who claimed to liave found the site of Norumbega City, on the banks of the Charles River at Weston, near Boston, and that the Charles was the Norumbega River.
The Mythical City of Norumbega 3 Christian Knight who is dying in his fruitless search for the mythical city, "at shut of day, " see a vision like a pipe dream. " I see, he said, " the domes and spires of Norumbega town " — " What sounds are th...ese but chants and holy hymns " — " It is a chapel bell that fills the air with its low tones " — " The Christ be praised — He sits for me a blessed cross in sight " — " I fain would look before I die on Norum. - bega's walls. " Pierre Biard, Lescarbot, and other Jesuits, repeatedly speak of Norumbega as being on the Pentegoet or Penobscot River. In fact, La Saussaye, when he sailed from Port Royal (now Annapolis, Nova Scotia), intended to establish the settle- ment of St. Sauveur on the Norumbega or Penobscot, at the place now known as Bangor, Maine, but finally settled on Mount Desert Island.
What to read after The Mohawk Valley Its Legends And Its History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Max William Max Reid to read onlineMoreLess
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