CHAPTER XLVII.

Earliest point of French occupancy in the area of the Upper

Lakes--Removal of my residence from the Sault St. Marie to the island of

Michilimackinack--Trip to New York--Its objects--American Philosophical

Society--Michilimackinack; its etymology--The rage for investment in

western lands begins--Traditions of Saganosh--Of Porlier--Of

Perrault--Of Captain Thorn--Of the chief, Old Wing--Of Mudjekewis, of

Thunder Bay--Character of Indian tradition respecting the massacre at

old Fort Mackinack in 1763.

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