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50-Second Voyage of Jacques Cartier

January 26, 2015

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Supported by the excited King of France, Cartier would sail for another go of it, looking for that northwest passage.  Among the three ships would be the two Indian interpreters, Taignoagny and Domagaya taken from their village on the first voyage.  The group would arrive at the Indian village of Stadacrone. From here the French desired to sail to the village of Hochelaga. The chief Donnacona of Stadacrone did not want them to leave. But we have so much to see, please let us go.

 

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I record a podcast titled "Discovering America" that covers stories, histories about people and events that played apart in the discovering of America and leave the listener with a "I didn't know that feeling." Come along for the ride you won't be disappointed.

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