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;;508 INDEX.sends Hennepin to the Mississippi,185 ;parting with Tonty,188 ; hardihood of, 189-201 ;his winter journey to FortFrontenac, 1 89 ; the desertedtown of the Illinois, 191 ; meetingwith Chief Chassagoac, 1 92 ;" Starved Rock," 192 ; LakeMichigan, 1 93 ; the wilderness,193, 194; Indian alarms, 195;reaches Niagara, 197 ; man andnature in arms against, 198 ;mutineers at Fort Crevecoeur,199 ; chastisement of the mutineers,201 ; strength in the face ofadversity, 202 ; his best hope inTonty, 202 ; sets out to succorTonty, 203; kills buffalo, 205;a night of horror, 207 ; fears forTonty, 209 ; finds the ruins ofFort Crevecoeur, 211; beholdsthe Mississippi, 212; beholdsthe "Great Comet of 1680,"213 ; returns to Fort Miami, 215 ;jealousy of the Iroquois of, 219 ;238 ; route of, 276 ;Margrybrings to light the letters of,281 ; begins anew, 283 ;plansfor a defensive league, 284Indian friends, 285 ; hears goodnews of Tonty, 287 ; Illinoisallies, 287 ; calls the Indians toa grand council, 289 ;his powerof oratory, 289 ; his harangue,289 ; the reply of the chiefs,291; finds Tonty, 292; partswith a portion of his monopolies,293 ; at Toronto, 293 ; reachesLake Huron, 294; at FortMiami, 294 ; on the Mississippi,297 ; among the Arkansas Indians,299 ; takes formal possessionof the Arkansas country,300 ; visited by the chief of theTaensas, 302 ; visits the Coroas,305 ; hostility, 305 ; the mouth ofthe Mississippi, 306 ; takes possessionof the Great West forFrance, 306 ; bestows the nameof " Louisiana " on the newdomain, 309 ; attacked by theQuinipissas, 310 ; revisits theCoroas, 310; seized by a dangerousillness, 310; rejoinsTonty at Michilimackinac, 311 ;his projected colony on thebanks of the Illinois, 313 ; intrencheshimself at StarvedRock," 313 ;gathers his Indianallies at Fort St. Louis, 315;his colony on the Illinois, 316 ;success of his colony, 318;letters to La Barre, 319-322; defamed by La Barre toSeignelay, 322-324; La Barreplots against, 325 ; La Barretakes possession of Fort Frontenacand Fort St. Louis, 325-327 ; sails for France, 327painted by himself, 328-342;difficulty of knowing him, 328 ;his detractors, 329 ; his letters,329-331 ; vexations of his position,331 ; his unfitness for trade,332 ; risks of correspondence,332; his reported marriage,334 ; alleged ostentation, 335 ;motives of actions, 335 ; chargesof harshness, 336 ; intriguesagainst him, 337 ; unpopularmanners, 337, 338 ; a strangeconfession, 339; his strengthand his weakness, 340, 341 ; contrastsof his character, 341, 342 ;at court, 343 ; received by theKing, 344 ; new proposals of,345-347 ; small knowledge ofMexican geography, 348 ;plansof, 349 ; his petitions granted,350; Forts Frontenac and St
;INDEX.MiLouis restored by the Kingto, 351 ;preparations for hisnew enterprise, 353 ; divides hiscommand with Beaujeu, 353 ;lack of harmony between Beaujeuand, 354-361 ; indiscretionof, 361 ; overwrought brain of,362 ; farewell to his mother,364; sails from Rochelle, 366;disputes with Beaujeu, 366the voyage, 368 ; his illness, 368Beaujeu's complaints of, 370;resumes his journey, 372 ; entersthe Gulf of Mexico, 373 ; waitingfor Beaujeu, 374; coaststhe shores of Texas, 374 ; meetingwith Beaujeu, 375 ;perplexityof, 375-377 ; lands inTexas, 379 ; attacked by theIndians, 380,- wreck of the" Aimable," 381 ; forlorn positionof, 383 ; Indian neighbors,384 ; Beaujeu makes friendlyadvances to, 385 ;departure ofBeaujeu, 387 ; at MatagordaBay, 391 ; misery and dejection,393; the new Fort St. I.ouis,394 ; explorations of, 395 ; adventuresof, 402 ; again falls ill,404 ; departure for Canada,405; wreck of the "Belle,"407 ; Maxime Le Clerc makescharges against, 410; Duhautplots against, 410; return toFort St. Louis, 411 ; accountof his adventures, 411-413;among the Cenis Indians, 413;attacked with hernia, 417;Twelfth Night at Fort St. Louis,417; his last farewell, 418; followersof, 420 ;prairie travelling,423 ; Liotot swears vengeanceagainst, 424 ; the murder ofMoranget, Saget, and Nika,426; his premonition of disaster,428 ; murdered by Duhnntcharacter of, 430; his enthusiasmcompared with thai ofChamplain, 431 ; his defects,431 ; America owes him an enduringmemory, 432 ; tinvels of his patient fortitude,432 ; evidences of his awtaaaiuatiou,432; undeniable rigor «»fhis command, 43.3 ; locality of hisassassination, 434 ; hi* debts,434 ; Tonty's plan to assist, 453-455 ; fear of Father AUouexfor, 459 ; Jesuit plans against,459,477, 479,480,481,4b-'484, 485. 486.La Salle, village of, 146, 167.La Taupine (Pierre Moreau), 78.LaTortue, 367.Launay, De, 453, 455.Laurent, 199,218.Lavaca River, the, 392, 395, 396.La Vache Kiver, the, 392.Laval-Mont mort ncy, FrancoisXavier de, first bishop of Quebec,110 ; accused of harshnessand intolerance, 110; encouragesthe establishment of theassociation of the Saiuto Faniille,111.La Violette, 187.La Voisiu, burnedalive at Paris,179Le Baillif, M., 34.Le Ber, Jacques, 97 ; becomes LaSalle's bitter enemy, 101, 326.Leblanc, 193 ; takes false reportsof La Salle to Fort Crevecttor.217,218.Le Clerc, Father ChrAien, 169,175, 192, 198, 217, 234. 238; hisaccount of the KcVollot missionsamon
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PBEFACE OF THE ELEVENTH EDITION.Whe
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—:xviCONTENTS.CHAPTER IV.1667-167
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IXCONTENTS.CHAPTER XXIL1680-1683.la
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xxuCONTENTS.APPENDIX.PageL Early Un
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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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;1670.] SAINT-LUSSON AND PERROT. 49
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;1671.] CEREMONY AT THE SAUT. 51the
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1671.] ALLOUEZ'S HARANGUE. 53parts
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1671.] ALLOUEZ'S HARANGUE. 55that h
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—CHAPTER V.1672-1675.THE DISCOVER
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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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132 LA SALLE AT NIAGARA. [1678.carr
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CHAPTER X.1679.THE LAUNCH OF THE "G
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CHAPTER XII.1679, 1680.LA SALLE ON
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CHAPTER XIII.1680.FORT CRfeVECCEUR.
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186 FORT CRfcVECOEUR. [1680.efforts
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CHAPTER XV.1680.INDIAN CONQUERORS.T
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CHAPTER XVII.1680.THE ADVENTURES OF
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1680.] CAMP OF SAVAGES. 265at the m
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1680.] ADVENTURES. 269which he at l
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1681.] THE RETURN. 279way to attack
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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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1682.] THE NATCHEZ. 303the path and
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1682.] POSSESSION TAKEN. 307sion of
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1682.] "STARVED HOCK." 313to provid
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CHAPTER XXII.1680-1683.LA SALLE PAI
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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 505 and 506: APPENDIX.LEARLY UNPUBLISHED MAPS OF
Page 507 and 508: ;APPENDIX. 477Lake Superior is " La
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Page 547 and 548: INDEX. 515North Sea, the, 38.Nueces
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