Early American History for Young Americans
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A sturdy, manly frame, a moody, quiet nature, La Salle dwelt by himself, and carefully studied the Indian languages. Undoubtedly he dreamed of a future empire in the vast regions of the St. Lawrence, while the Indians told him of boundless seas and a mighty stream in the country that stretched to the far west. He became possessed with the idea of winning for himself fame and riches, by exploring this great river, obtaining personal control over the valuable fur trade in the country tributary to... it, and establishino' the dominion of the kinodom of France.
In his mind was even the thought that the Mississippi STATUE OF LA SALLE, EUKCTED IN LINCIOLX PARK, CHICAGO, ILL.
EARLY AMERrCAN HISTORY 201 miglit empty into the Gulf of California, and furnish him Avith a direct route to the wealth of China and India. The desire of Columbus, Magellan, and Hudson now burned in the breast of La Salle !
Marquette Avas so religious, that while he had no fears of personal danger, he also had no thought of profit for himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A sturdy, manly frame, a moody, quiet nature, La Salle dwelt by himself, and carefully studied the Indian languages. Undoubtedly he dreamed of a future empire in the vast regions of the St. Lawrence, while the Indians told him of boundless seas and a mighty stream in the country that stretched to the far west. He became possessed with the idea of winning for himself fame and riches, by exploring this great river, obtaining personal control over the valuable fur trade in the country tributary to... it, and establishino' the dominion of the kinodom of France.
In his mind was even the thought that the Mississippi STATUE OF LA SALLE, EUKCTED IN LINCIOLX PARK, CHICAGO, ILL.
EARLY AMERrCAN HISTORY 201 miglit empty into the Gulf of California, and furnish him Avith a direct route to the wealth of China and India. The desire of Columbus, Magellan, and Hudson now burned in the breast of La Salle !
Marquette Avas so religious, that while he had no fears of personal danger, he also had no thought of profit for himself.
What to read after Early American History for Young Americans?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Sabin to read onlineMoreLess
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