...village; and three leagues above, a fall, at the foot of which sturgeon, at this season, were obtained so abundant, that a month's subsistence for a regiment...copper which is on its banks and in its neighborhood. "On my way back to Michilimackinac, I encamped a second time at the month of the Ontonagon River, and...

...sturgeon, at this senxon, were obtained so abundant that a month's subsistence for a regiment could be taken in a few hours. But I found this river chiefly...present more generally spread than it was at the time of my first visit. " The attempts which were shortly after made to work the mines of Lake Superior to...

...sturgeon, at this season, were obtained so abundant that a month's subsistence for a regiment could be taken in a few hours. But I found this river chiefly...present more generally spread than it was at the time of my first visit. " The attempts which were shortly after made to work the mines of Lake Superior to...

...village, and three leagues above, a fall, at the foot of which sturgeon at this season were obtained so abundant that a month's subsistence for a regiment...this river chiefly remarkable for the abundance of copper which is on its banks and its neighborhood, and of which the reputation is at present more generally...

...an Indian village, and three leagues above a fall, at the foot of which sturgeon at this season were so abundant that a month's subsistence for a regiment...this river chiefly remarkable for the abundance of copper which is on its banks and its neighborhood, and of which the reputation is at present more generally...

...village; and three leagues above, 'a fall, at the foot of which sturgeon at this season were obtained so abundant that a month's subsistence for a regiment...abundance of virgin copper which is on its banks and its neighborhood, and of which the reputation is at present more generally spread than it was at the...

...but a little later on he quotes Alexander Henry's mention of his visit to the Ontonagon, who says: " I found this river chiefly remarkable for the abundance...of virgin copper which is on its banks and in its neighbourhood. The copper presented itself to the eye in masses of various weight. The Indians showed...

...while on a fur-trading venture, found native copper near the mouth of the Ontonagan river.1 He writes : "I found this river chiefly remarkable for the abundance...of virgin copper, which is on its banks and in its neighbourhood." He makes mention of a particularly large mass of copper, which he found near the mouth...

...this season, were obtained so abundantly that a month's subsistence for a regiment could be obtained in a few hours. But I found this river chiefly remarkable...present more generally spread than it was at the time of my first visit. "The attempts which wrere shortly after made to work the mines of Lake Superior to...

...feet long," wrote the effusive Pierre Radisson of Lake Superior's Chequamegon Bay in 1658; "a months subsistence for a regiment, could have been taken in a few hours time," declared an awed Alexander Henry at the Indian fishery near Fourteen Mile Point, some eighty...