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80-Champlain and His Progress

April 27, 2016

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Champlain had to make good on his promises so, he set out with the Algonquin, Huron and Montagnais Indian tribes to battle the Iroquois, the firing of the French arquebuses un-nerved the Iroquois, and  the battle was soon over. Once this was behind him, he set out to lay the groundwork for another settlement, La Place Royale – Montreal. Champlain wanted to experience the unknown lands of these Indian tribes, so building a friendship with these people was important, so far so good. Does anyone know the way to San José?

Painting by Paul Kane, “Native American encampment on Lake Huron”, 1845

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Fur traders

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Canoe Manned by Voyageurs Passing a Waterfall, Ontario, 1869 Frances Anne Hopkins

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Montreal 1610

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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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