The Adirondack Region
The Adirondack Region
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The entire band then turned and fled south toward their homes, a number being killed or captured.
This encounter is placed by students of early history at Crown Point, at Ticonderoga, and other points be- tween and adjacent. On the map of explorations which Champlain drew for his narrative of discoveries printed in 1632 he designated a spot bearing some resemblance to the shore line between Crown Point and Ticonderoga, as just around a point of land to the south is indicated a fanciful body of ...water designated as the lake "by which we go to the Yroquois, " evidently Lake George. He lo- cated the place as "43 degrees, some minutes, latitude. " Champlain decided to give his name to the large lake, and map makers of succeeding generations have retained the present designation. The Algonquins and Champlain re- turned to Quebec, following their victory, and there was great rejoicing among the northern Indians.
The next encounter of Champlain with members of the Iroquois federation was six years later, beyond the western limits of the Great Wilderness and the Lesser Wilderness bordering Lake Ontario and the Elack River country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The entire band then turned and fled south toward their homes, a number being killed or captured.
This encounter is placed by students of early history at Crown Point, at Ticonderoga, and other points be- tween and adjacent. On the map of explorations which Champlain drew for his narrative of discoveries printed in 1632 he designated a spot bearing some resemblance to the shore line between Crown Point and Ticonderoga, as just around a point of land to the south is indicated a fanciful body of ...water designated as the lake "by which we go to the Yroquois, " evidently Lake George. He lo- cated the place as "43 degrees, some minutes, latitude. " Champlain decided to give his name to the large lake, and map makers of succeeding generations have retained the present designation. The Algonquins and Champlain re- turned to Quebec, following their victory, and there was great rejoicing among the northern Indians.
The next encounter of Champlain with members of the Iroquois federation was six years later, beyond the western limits of the Great Wilderness and the Lesser Wilderness bordering Lake Ontario and the Elack River country.
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