History of Brulé's Discoveries and Explorations, 1610-1626: Being a Narrative of the Discovery, by Stephen Brulé, of Lakes Huron, Ontario and Superior; and of His Explorations (the First Made by Civilized Man) of Pennsylvania and Western New York, Also of the Province of Ontario, Canada, with a Biographical Notice of the Discoverer and Explorer, who was Killed and Eaten by Savages |
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afterwards Algonquins Algoumequins allies Appendix arrived Brulé called Canada canoes Captain captured Carantouan Carantouannais Cartier to Frontenac Cham Champlain's map Champlain's Voyages Chesapeake bay coast copper Daillon Discovery Dutch enemy English Entouhonorons Étienne Brulé expedition explorations farther five hundred Five Nations four French Frenchmen Georgian bay Grenolle Huron country Indians Interpreter Brulé Iroquet Iroquois island journey known Lachine rapids Lake Erie Lake Huron Lake Nipissing Lake Ontario Lake Simcoe Lake Superior language latter Lawrence leagues mentioned miles Montagnais mouth Neutrals Niagara river Nipissing northward Oneida Ottawa Parkman Pennsylvania petun Pioneers of France plain Pontgravé preter Prince Society Publications prisoners probably Publications of Champlain's qu'ils Quebec reached region route Sagard sailed Sasquesahanocks savages Savignon seen Senecas Smith Sulte Susquehanna river Tadoussac tion Tockwoghs town trade tribes Truchement Bruslé twelve Hurons Virginia visited westward Winsor's winter young