 | 1804 - 462 sider
...arm of Lake Michigan: they then pass into a small lake connected with it, and which communicate!! . with the Fox River : they then cross over a short...trade in that quarter is much less considerable." . . . i »-.- ,\ f. '» The white inhabitants are chiefly French, Canadians, Ac»dians, Germans and... | |
 | Edwin Doak Mead - 1899 - 758 sider
...general route is through Green Bay, which is an arm of Lake Michigan ; they then pass into a small lake connected with it, and which communicates with the...Carondelet. — Behind New-Orleans is a canal about i£ miles long, which communicates with a creek called the Bayou St. Jean, flowing into Lake Ponchartrain.... | |
 | 1902 - 512 sider
...general route is through Green Bay, which is an arm of Lake Michigan ; they then pass into a small lake connected with it, and which communicates with the...Carondelet. — Behind New-Orleans is a canal about iJ- miles long, which communicates with a creek called the Bayou St. Jean, flowing into Lake Ponchartrain.... | |
 | 1902 - 510 sider
...general route is through Green Bay, which is an arm of Lake Michigan ; they then pass into a small lake connected with it, and which communicates with the...Carondelet. — Behind New-Orleans is a canal about i£ miles long, which communicates with a creek called the Bayou St. Jean, flowing into Lake Ponchartrain.... | |
 | Joshua Montefiore - 2004 - 1532 sider
...genera! route is through Green Bay, which is an arm of lake Michigan, they then pas! into a small lake connected with it, and which communicates with the FoX river ; they then cross ove^a short portage into the Ouisconsing river, which unites with ^Missisitppi some distance below... | |
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... asserted that 700 miles still higher up the portage may be crossed in four or five days. This portage is frequented by traders, who carry on a considerable trade with some of the Missouri Indians. Their general route is through Green Bay, which is... 