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;;500 INDEX.hatred of the Jesuits, 102 ;protectsthe Recollets, 109 ; intriguesof the Jesuits, 118; 125,201, 232, 235, 238, 274; entertainsFather Hennepin, 280 ; 292480,481.Frontenac, Fort, 34 ;granted toLa Salle, 100; rebuilt by LaSalle, 101, 112; La Salle at,120; plan of, 121; not establishedfor commercial gain alone,122; 148, 203, 292; La Barretakes possession of, 325 ; restoredto La Salle by the King,351,476.Frontenac (Ontario), Lake, 128,476, 477, 479.Frontenac, Madame de, 167." Frontenacie, La," 481.Fur-trade, the, the Jesuits accusedof taking part in, 109, 110 ; theJesuits seek to establish a monopolyin, 114.Gabriel, Father,l 58, 1 59, 227, 237.Gaeta, 128.Galinee, Father, 17 ; recounts thejourney of La Salle and theSulpitians, 19, 20, 26 ; crueltyof the Senecas, 22 ; the workof the Jesuits, 28 ; makes theearliest map of the UpperLakes, 28, 106, 140, 475.Galve, Viceroy, 469.Galveston Bay, 374, 376, 385.Garakontie, Chief, 91.Garnier, Julien, 59 ; among theSenecas, 141.Gayen, 384.Geest, Catherine, mother of LaSalle, 7 ; La Salle's farewell to,364.Geest, Nicolas, 7.Gendron, 139.Genesee, the Falls of the, 476.Genesee River, the, 140, 142, 279.Georgian Bay of Lake Huron, 27,recalled to France, 318 ; obligationsof La Salle to, 434 ; com-Giton, La Salle borrows money203.mendation of Tonty, 467, 479, from, 150.Gnacsitares, the, 486.Gould, Dr. B. A., on the "GreatComet of 1680," 213.Grandfontaine, Chevalier de, 56.Grand Gulf, 300.Grand River, 23, 25.Gravier, 244, 297 ; the Arkansasnation, 300.Great Lakes, the, 4 ; Joliet makesa map of the region of, 32early unpublished maps of, 475-485 ; Champlain makes the firstattempt to map out, 476.Great Manitoulin Island, the, 41." Great Mountain," the Indianname for the governor of Canada,156.Green Bay of Lake Michigan, the,4,31, 42, 43, 75; La Salle at,155; 236.Green Bay Mission, the, FatherAllouez sent to found, 43 ; Marquetteat, 62 ; Father Hennepinand T)u Lhut reach, 279."Griffin," the, building of, 144-148 ; finished, 149 ; voyage of,151-153; at St. Ignace of Michilimackinac,154; set sail forNiagara laden with furs, 1 56La Salle's forebodings concerning,163; loss of, 181, 322.Grollet, 445, 446, 448, 470, 471 ;sent to Spain, 472.Guadalupe, the, 469.Gulliver, Captain, 486.
; ;;Hagaren, King of the Acanibas,487-489.Hamilton, town of, 23.Harrisse, Henry, 76, 481, 482.Haukiki (Marest) River, the, 167.Hennepin, Louis, connection of LaSalle with the Jesuits, 8 ; atFort Frontenac, 121 ; meets LaSalle on his return to Canada,130; receives permission to joinLa Salle, 131 ; his journey to FortFrontenac, 132 ; sets out withLa Motte for Niagara, 132 ;portraitof, 133 ; his past life, 133 ;sails for Canada, 134 ; relationswith La Salle, 134, 135; workamong the Indians, 135 ; themost impudent of liars, 136daring of, 137 ; embarks on thejourney, 137 ; reaches the Niagara,138 ; account of the fallsand river of Niagara, 139 ;among the Senecas, 140, 141 ;at the Niagara Portage, 145-147 ; the launch of the " Griffin,"148, 149 ; on board the " Griffin,"151 ; St. Anthony of Padua thepatron saint of La Salle's greatenterprise, 152; the departureof the "Griffin" for Niagara,157 ; La Salle's encounter withthe Outagamies, 161 ; La Sallerejoined by Tonty, 163 ; LaSalle's forebodings concerningthe "Griffin," 163; populationof the Illinois Valley, 169;among the Illinois, 173, 174;the story of Monso, 177 ; LaSalle's men desert him, 178at Fort Crevecceur, 181 ; sentto the Mississippi, 185; thejourney from Fort Crevecceur,201 ; the mutineers at FortCrevecceur. 218; 234; sets outto explore the Illinois River,INDEX. 601242 ; his claims to the discoveryof the Mississippi, 243 ; doubtedveracity of, 244; captured bythe Sioux, 245 ;proved an impostor,245 ; steals passagesfrom Membrd and Le Here,247 ; his journey uorthward,249 ; suspected of sorcery, 253 ;plots against, 255 ; a hardjourney, 257 ; among the Sioux,259-282; adopted as a son bythe Sioux, 261 ; sets out for theWisconsin, 266 ; notice of theFalls of St. Anthony, 267; rejoinsthe Indians, 273 ; meetingwith Du Lhut, 273; join* DuLhut, 278 ; reaches the GreenBay Mission, 279 ; reaches FortFrontenac, 280 ;goes to Montreal,280; entertained byFrontenac, 280 ; returns toEurope, 280 ; dies in obscurity,281 ; Louis XIV. orders thearrest of, 282 ; various editionsof the travel" of, 282 ; findsfault with Tontv, 467, 479, 481rivals of, 485, 486.Hiens, the German, 411, 421, 425;murders Moranget, Saget, andNika, 426 ;quarrel with Duhautand Liotot, 446 ; murders Duhaut,448 ;joins the Cents oua war expedition, 450, 465 ; fateof, 472.Hillaret Moise, 147, 178, 187, 193,217,218.Hitt, Col. D. F., 317.Hohays, the, 261.Homannus, map made by, 484.Hondo (Rio Frio), the, 469.Horse Shoe Fall, the, 139.Hdtel-Dieu at Montreal, the, 13, 98.Hudson's Bay, Joliet's voyage to,76 ; Albanel's journey to, 10*346, 484.
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IXCONTENTS.CHAPTER XXIL1680-1683.la
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LA SALLEDISCOVERY OF THE GEEAT WEST
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INTRODUCTION. 5River, crossed to th
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CHAPTER 1.1643-1669.CAVELIER DE LA
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1666.] LA SALLE AND THE JESUITS.him
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1666.] LA SALLE AT MONTREAL. 11of w
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1667.] LA CHINE. 13nearly adjoining
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1669.] SCHEMES OF DISCOVERY. 15blan
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;.] DEPARTURE. 17He was not ill sui
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CHAPTER II.1669-1671.LA SALLE AND T
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1669] THE SENECA VILLAGES. 21hill,i
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1669.] LOUIS JOLIET. 23of Lake Onta
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1670.] SEPARATION. 25and the use of
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1670.] AT STE. MARIE DU SAUT. 27thr
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1669-70.] LA SALLE'S DISCOVERIES. 2
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1669-71.] THE RIVER ILLINOIS. 31pro
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1671.] THE MISSISSIPPI. 33he discov
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;1671.] LA SALLE'S DISCOVERIES. 36H
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1670-72.] REPORTS OF THE JESUITS. 3
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"1670-72.] STE. MARIE DU SAUT. 39ao
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1670-72.] MARQUETTE AND ANDR& 41int
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;1670-72.] THE GREEN BAY MISSION. 4
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;1670-72.] THE CROSS AMONG THE FOXE
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1670-72.] TRADING WITH INDIANS. 47o
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;1671.] CEREMONY AT THE SAUT. 51the
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1671.] ALLOUEZ'S HARANGUE. 53parts
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1673.] MARQUETTE. 59number, Jacques
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;1673] DEPARTURE. 61of it, a specie
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;1673.] THE WISCONSIN RIVER. 63The
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CHAPTER VII.1678.PARTY STRIFE.La Sa
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CHAPTER Vni.1677, 1678.THE GRAND EN
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CHAPTER X.1679.THE LAUNCH OF THE "G
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CHAPTER XIII.1680.FORT CRfeVECCEUR.
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CHAPTER XV.1680.INDIAN CONQUERORS.T
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CHAPTER XIX.1681.LA SALLE BEGINS AN
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1681.] INDIAN FRIENDS. 285from thei
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CHAPTER XX.1681-1682.SUCCESS OF LA
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CHAPTER XXIV.1684, 1685.THE VOYAGE.
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;CHAPTER XXV.1685.LA SALLE IN TEXAS
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;CHAPTER XXVII.1687.ASSASSINATION O
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Page 535 and 536: |INDEX. 501Abenakis,Acanibas,Agnier
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