...They had studded.with missions .the shores of Huron, Superior, and Michigan. They had explored the Mississippi from the Falls of St. Anthony to the Gulf of Mexico. They had traced the Fox River, the Wisconsin, and the Illinois from their sources to their mouths....

...west. They had studded with missions the shores of Huron, Superior, and Michigan. They had explored the Mississippi from the Falls of St. Anthony to the Gulf of Mexico. They had traced the Fox River, the Wisconsin, and the Illinois from their sources to their mouths....

...America, and all along the borders of the mighty Mississippi, from the Falls of St. Anthony to the Golf of Mexico. Without the use of arms the French people...conquered the savages of this continent; the cross of die Saviour, prevailed where muskets and bayonets would have been of little avail. The ardent and devoted...

...of Normandy, and one of the most remarkable and most unfortunate men of his age, by descending the Mississippi from the Falls of St. Anthony to the Gulf of Mexico, completed the imperfect discoveries of 1 )e Soto and Marquette. The river, at its mouth, instead of...

...State of Minnesota to incur such an expense would hardly be reasonable, when every State washed by the Mississippi, from the Falls of St. Anthony to the Gulf of Mexico, is equally interested and benefited. It were equally unreasonable to exact of private capital a great...

...west. They had studded with missions the shores of Huron, Superior, and Michigan. They had explored the Mississippi from the Falls of St. Anthony to the Gulf of Mexico. They had traced the Fox River, the Wisconsin, and the Illinois from their sources to their mouths....

...Her forts and trading-houses were scattered along the borders of all the great lakes, and upon the Mississippi, from the Falls of St. Anthony to the Gulf of Mexico, and along all the tributaries of this great river. From these vast possessions France had retired step...

...west. They had studded with missions the shores of Huron, Superior, and Michigan. They had explored the Mississippi from the Falls of St. Anthony to the Gulf of Mexico. They had traced the Fox River, the Wisconsin, and the Illinois from their sources to their mouths....

...abbeys of Maubec and Benevent. In the same ship with Bishop Laval came Father Hennepin, who explored the Mississippi from the Falls of St. Anthony to the Gulf of Mexico, and the fearless explorer La Salle. 1 Champlain was born of a good family in the province of Saintonge,...

...west. They had studded with missions the shores of Huron, Superior, and Michigan. They had explored the Mississippi from the Falls of St. Anthony to the Gulf of Mexico. They had traced the Fox River, the Wisconsin, and the Illinois from their sources to their mouths....