The North American And the West Indian Gazetteer Containing An Authentic Descri
The North American And the West Indian Gazetteer Containing An Authentic Descri
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Of Franks-town, n miles N W. Of Fort Shirley, and 60 from Caiflille.
HUNTINGDON, a town in Lon^-l!land, \ T ew-York, in King's coanty divifion, on the N. Fide, at the bottom of Brandon har- bour, . 7 miles W, of Smith town, the fame diilance E, . Of Oyfter- bay, and N. Of Ha r, p(lead-p!ain.
HURON, Lake of, a lar;e col- lection of inland waters, in Cana- da. It lies between !af, 43 and 46. And- between long. 84 and 9. This lake communicates with lake Michigan or Illinois by a ftrait, and rs 350... leagues in circuit. It is in the f. Tm of a triangle. The lands about this lake are called the country of the Htirons.
HURONS, flivages Irihatjuiirg the country contiguous to the lake of the fanve name, in Canada s their true name is Yendats, The couarry inhabited by tl^efe peopte, at the beginning of ther laft century, had the lake Erie to the S. The lake Huron to the W. And lake Ontario to tire E. It is fituated between lat. 42 and 45 M. Here they have a good many can-' tons, or villages ; and the whole nation (Hll confifts of between 40 and 50, 000 fonls.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of Franks-town, n miles N W. Of Fort Shirley, and 60 from Caiflille.
HUNTINGDON, a town in Lon^-l!land, \ T ew-York, in King's coanty divifion, on the N. Fide, at the bottom of Brandon har- bour, . 7 miles W, of Smith town, the fame diilance E, . Of Oyfter- bay, and N. Of Ha r, p(lead-p!ain.
HURON, Lake of, a lar;e col- lection of inland waters, in Cana- da. It lies between !af, 43 and 46. And- between long. 84 and 9. This lake communicates with lake Michigan or Illinois by a ftrait, and rs 350... leagues in circuit. It is in the f. Tm of a triangle. The lands about this lake are called the country of the Htirons.
HURONS, flivages Irihatjuiirg the country contiguous to the lake of the fanve name, in Canada s their true name is Yendats, The couarry inhabited by tl^efe peopte, at the beginning of ther laft century, had the lake Erie to the S. The lake Huron to the W. And lake Ontario to tire E. It is fituated between lat. 42 and 45 M. Here they have a good many can-' tons, or villages ; and the whole nation (Hll confifts of between 40 and 50, 000 fonls.
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