Voyages Of Samuel De Champlain

During these altercations, it was impossible for me, as the time of my departure was very near at hand, to do anything for the habitation at Quebec, for repairing and enlarging which I desired to take out some workmen. It was accordingly necessary to go out this year without any farther organization. The passports of Monseigneur le Prince were made out for four vessels, which were already in readiness for the voyage, viz. three from Rouen and one from La Rochelle, on condition that each should furnish four men for my assistance, not only in my discoveries but in war, as I desired to keep the promise which I had made to the Ochataiguins [29] in the year 1611, to assist them in their wars at the time of my next voyage.

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Samuel de Champlain

Preface

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Departure From France to Return to New France---the Dangers and Other Events Which Occurred up to the Time of Arrival at the Settlement

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Landing at Quebec to Repair the Barque.---Departure From Quebec For the Fall, To Meet the Savages, and Search Out a Place Appropriate For a Settlement

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Two Hundred Savages Return the Frenchman Who had Been Entrusted to Them, and Receive the Savage Who Had Come Back From France.---Various Interviews on Both Sides

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Arrival at La Rochelle.---Dissolution of the Partnership Between Sieur De Monts and His Associates, the Sieurs Colier and Le Gendre of Rouen.---Jealousy of the French in Regard to the New Discoveries in New France

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FOURTH VOYAGE OF SIEUR DE CHAMPLAIN

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What Led Me To Seek For Terms of Regulation.---A Commission Obtained---Oppositions to the Same.---Publication at Last in All The Ports of France

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Departure From France.---What Took Place Up to Our Arrival at the Falls

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Departure to Discover the North Sea, on the Ground of the Report Made me in Regard to it. Description of Several Rivers, Lakes and Islands, the Falls of the Chaudiere and Other Falls

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Continuation.---Arrival at the Abode of Tessouat, and his Favorable Reception of Me.---Character of Their Cemeteries---the Savages Promise Me Four Canoes For Continuing my Journey, Which They However Shortly After Refuse.---Address Of the Savages to Dissuade Me From My Undertaking, In Which They Represent Its Difficulties---My Reply to These Objections.---Tessouat Accuses my Guide of Lying, and of Not Having Been Where He Said He Had.---the Latter Maintains His Veracity---I Urge Them To Give Me Canoes.---Several Refusals.---My Guide Convicted of Falsehood, and his Confession

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Our Return to the Falls.---False Alarm.---Ceremony at the Chaudiere Falls.---Confession of Our Liar Before All The Chief Men.---Our Return to France

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VOYAGES AND DISCOVERIES IN NEW FRANCE

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To the King

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Preface

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Extract From the License of the King

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VOYAGE OF SIEUR DE CHAMPLAIN TO NEW FRANCE, MADE IN THE YEAR 1615

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Endnotes

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