 | American Antiquarian Society - United States - 1820
...was unfortunately cast away on the lake Ontario, within two leagues of Niagara. On the twentysecond, we went two leagues above the great fall of Niagara,...commander. He undertook this journey afoot over the snowr having no other provision but a little sack of roasted Indian corn. However, he got home safely... | |
 | Benjamin Franklin French - America - 1846
...that bark was unfortunately cast away on the lake Ontario, within two leagues of Niagara. On the 22d, we went two leagues above the great fall of Niagara, where we made a dock for building the ship. M. de la Salle returned to Fort Frontenac, leaving one Tonti, an Italian, for our commander. He undertook... | |
 | William Ketchum - Buffalo (N. Y.) - 1864
...sometime, contenting ourselves, with a habitation, built with palisadoes. " On the 22d of the said month, we went two leagues above the great fall of Niagara, where we made a dock, for building the ship, we wanted for our voyage. "This was the most convenient place we could pitch upon, being upon a river,... | |
 | WILLIAM KETCHUM - 1864
...sometime, contenting ourselves, with a habitation, built with palisadoes. " On the 22d of the said month, we went two leagues above the great fall of Niagara, where we made a dock, for building the ship, we wanted for our voyage. " This was the most convenient place we could pitch upon, being upon a river,... | |
 | Cyrus Kingsbury Remington - Cayuga Creek (N.Y.) - 1891 - 78 pages
...Fall." The following is from the first English translation of 1698 : On the 22nd of the said month we went two leagues above the great Fall of Niagara, where we made a dock for buildingthe ship we wanted for our voyage. This was the most convenient place we could pitch upon,... | |
 | Isaac Joslin Cox - Explorers - 1905
...we went two leagues above the great fall of Niagara, where we made a dock for building the ship. M. de la Salle returned to Fort Frontenac, leaving one...However, he got home safely with two men and a dog, who 72 dragged his baggage over the frozen snow. Most of the Iroquois were now gone to wage war on the... | |
 | Isaac Joslin Cox - Explorers - 1905
...we went two leagues above the great fall of Niagara, where we made a dock for building the ship. M. de la Salle returned to Fort Frontenac, leaving one...However, he got home safely with two men and a dog, who 7? dragged his baggage over the frozen snow. Most of the Iroquois were now gone to wage war on the... | |
 | Isaac Joslin Cox - 1905
...we made a dock for building the ship. M. de la Salle returned to Fort Frontenac, leaving one Tbnti, an Italian, for our commander. He undertook this journey...However, he got home safely with two men and a dog, who 72 dragged his baggage over the frozen snow. Most of the Iroquois were now gone to wage war on the... | |
 | Isaac Joslin Cox - Explorers - 1905
...that bark was unfortunately cast away on the Lake Ontario, within two leagues of Niagara. On the 22d we went two leagues above the great fall of Niagara, where we made a dock for building the ship. M. de la Salle returned to Fort Frontenac, leaving one Tonti, an Italian, for our commander. He undertook... | |
 | Isaac Joslin Cox - Explorers - 1905
...that bark was unfortunately cast away on the Lake Ontario, within two leagues of Niagara. On the 22d we went two leagues above the great fall of Niagara, where we made a dock for building the ship. M. de la Salle returned to Fort Frontenac, leaving one Tonti, an Italian, for our commander. He undertook... | |
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Mr. de la Salle returned to fort Frontenac, leaving one Tonti, an Italian, for our commander. He undertook this journey afoot over the snow, having no other provision but a little sack of roasted Indian corn. However, he got home safely with two men and... 
