This book is a group of narratives of the most striking events of ourcolonial history connected with the principal points of interest to thetourist visiting Canada and the northern borders of the United States.
The narratives are drawn, with the addition of explanatory passages,from "The Conspiracy of Pontiac," "Pioneers of France in the New World,""The Jesuits in North America," "Count Frontenac," and "Montcalm andWolfe."
Boston, 1 April, 1885.
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Discovery of Lake Champlain | 3 |
Discovery of Lake George | 9 |
Battle of Lake George | 16 |
A Winter Raid | 40 |
Siege and Massacre of Fort William Henry | 45 |
Battle of Ticonderoga | 65 |
A Legend of Ticonderoga | 86 |
Siege of Fort Niagara | 93 |
Massacre of the Devil's Hole | 98 |