Travels through
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共 21 段- The country in the vicinity of Trois Rivieres has been repre
- About sun-set on this, the first evening of our voyage, we r
- At an early hour we pursued our voyage, and before noon pass
- The bay adjoining to Kingston affords good anchorage, and is
- The Indians catch salmon and other large fish in the followi
- Detroit, of all the places which have been given up, is the
- VIEW _of the_ FALLS _of_ NIAGARA
- Fort Erie stands at the eastern extremity of Lake Erie; it i
- A young gentleman, who was sent in a bateau with dispatches
- The bulk of the people of Upper Canada are refugees, who wer
- ADJOINING to our friend’s house at Malden stands an extensiv
- General Wayne gained no great personal honour by his conduct
- Though the Indians are profusely furnished with hair on thei
- The Indians, as I have already remarked, are for the most pa
- The Indians appear, on the first view, to be of a very cold
- Though infinite pains have been taken by the French Roman Ca
- The dawn of day only enabled us to see all the danger of our
- A sharp frost set in this night, and on the following mornin
- Conhocton Creek, about twenty miles below Bath, falls into T
- The Moravians, though they do not enjoin celibacy, yet think
- From Long Island I returned to this city; which the hospital