St. Lawrence River and the Thousand Islands: History and Legends (Classic Reprint) (Paperback)

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In 1542 Francis de la Roque, with a commission from King Francis First of France, sailed up the St. Lawrence and founded a station between Quebec and Montreal, or Hochelaga, as the Indians called their ancient meeting place, and site of a fortified village of an Iroquois tribe.

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