The Cartographical History of the North-Eastern Boundary Controversy Between the United States And Great Britain
The Cartographical History of the North-Eastern Boundary Controversy Between the United States And Great Britain
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In another part was the Magazine, where was deposited the Safety and Life of All, also of good Carpentry, and covered with Shingles, and opposite to the Magazine were the Lodgings and Houses of the Sieur d'Orville, Champlain, Champdore, and other Persons of Distinction.
Opposite to the Lodgings of the said Sieur de Monts was a covered Gallery to exercise for Amusement or for the Workmen when it rained, and between the said Fort and the Platform of the Cannon all was filled with Gardens . . . Th...e severe Season being passed, the Sieur De Monts, tired of his sorrowful Abode of Sainte Croix, determined to search for another Port, in a Country more warm and more to the south . . .
having seen the Coast of Malebarre, and with much Labour, without Digitized by VjOOQIC 11 finding what he desired, he determined to go to Port Royal, to make his Stay there, and wait until he shoald have the Means to make a more ample Discovery; so every one was employed to bind up his Pack, and they demolished what they had built with Infinity of Labour &c?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In another part was the Magazine, where was deposited the Safety and Life of All, also of good Carpentry, and covered with Shingles, and opposite to the Magazine were the Lodgings and Houses of the Sieur d'Orville, Champlain, Champdore, and other Persons of Distinction.
Opposite to the Lodgings of the said Sieur de Monts was a covered Gallery to exercise for Amusement or for the Workmen when it rained, and between the said Fort and the Platform of the Cannon all was filled with Gardens . . . Th...e severe Season being passed, the Sieur De Monts, tired of his sorrowful Abode of Sainte Croix, determined to search for another Port, in a Country more warm and more to the south . . .
having seen the Coast of Malebarre, and with much Labour, without Digitized by VjOOQIC 11 finding what he desired, he determined to go to Port Royal, to make his Stay there, and wait until he shoald have the Means to make a more ample Discovery; so every one was employed to bind up his Pack, and they demolished what they had built with Infinity of Labour &c?
What to read after The Cartographical History of the North-Eastern Boundary Controversy Between the United States And Great Britain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Winsor, Justin, 1831-1897, [from Old Catalog] Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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