Series title also at head of t.-p. "This volume presents the texts of the Voyages of 1613 and the Voyages et descouvertures of 1619, as given in the excellent translation by Dr. Charles Pomeroy Otis, ...
BALLSTON SPA — Flags will soon be flying across Saratoga County and the entire Hudson Valley to commemorate the 400th anniversary of both Henry Hudson’s first voyage up the Hudson River and Samuel de ...
L’explorateur Samuel de Champlain est sans contredit un personnage important de notre histoire, mais il flotte toujours un certain mystère autour de lui. Il a pourtant laissé de nombreuses traces ...
Samuel de Champlain survived more than 20 voyages on the rough seas between Europe and North America 400 years ago. He canoed to the Vermont lake that now bears his name and helped his Algonquin ...
Canada before champlain -- Early life and west indies voyages -- First voyage to canada -- L'acadie and norumberg -- Port-royal and cruise to cape cod -- The order of good cheer -- Quebec founded and ...
A horseshoe crab. A lobster. A 6-month-old moose calf. A merganser. A bow and arrow. These were among the novelties that French explorer and mapmaker Samuel de Champlain brought back to France with ...
Prenez note que cet article publié en 2008 pourrait contenir des informations qui ne sont plus à jour. À quelques mois de l'anniversaire de la fondation de la ville de Québec, Planète rebelle publie ...
A statue of Samuel de Champlain overlooks Lake Champlain in Plattsburgh. A Native American and a guideboat are below him on the pedestal. There are a number of factual errors on the statue — most ...
ON December 25 the tercentenary occurs of the death of Samuel de Champlain, the French explorer who founded Quebec, and was the first governor of Canada. Born in 1567 at the village of Brouage in the ...
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