[DOC] [TLE] Jacques Cartier - Wikipedia [PAR] Jacques Cartier was a French explorer of Breton origin who claimed what is now 
Canada for ... Jacques Cartier set sail for a second voyage on May 19 of the 
following year with ... The site of their arrival has been confidently identified as 
the beginning of the .... Built: France; used in the 15351536 and 15411542 
voyages. [DOC] [TLE] Full text of "Montreal, 1535-1914" - Internet Archive [PAR] ?m MONTREAL 15351914 UNDER THE FRENCH REGIME 15351760 By ... TO 
TUTONAGUY, THE SITE OF THE FUTURE MONTREAL THE PROBABLE VISIT 
... OF CHAMPLAIN TO MAKE A PERMANENT SETTLEMENT ON THE ISLAND 
35 ..... Besides the sailors, there are, however, six whose dress and bearing mark
... [DOC] [TLE] This little state has a big history - WND.com [PAR] May 9, 2016 ... Jacques Cartier sailed up the St. Lawrence River till he came to ... Upon this the 
Captain asked him if there was not some of it thereabouts. ... In 1608, Samuel de 
Champlain founded Quebec City near the Indian settlement of Stadacona. ... The 
French fortified Lake Champlain by building Fort Sainte Anne... [DOC] [TLE] Samuel de Champlain [PAR] Mar 24, 2013 ... He founded Quebec City on July 3, 1608 and is important because he ... home-
village was a fortified town, and its harbor, available for large ... Champlain that 
he often came in contact with men of high character, .... Painting showing the 
arrival of Samuel de Champlain on the future site of Quebec City, 1608... [DOC] [TLE] Montreal: Seaport and City, by Stephen Leacock [PAR] Feb 1, 2010 ... Then came the Pilgrims looking for the wilderness and finding it. ... Here and 
there a few thousand Indians might cluster, as in the .... and from Cartier the St. 
Lawrence, Montreal, and the vision of the future. ..... The existence of Hochelaga, 
as a huge fortified stockade with vast wooden houses, rests on one... [DOC] [TLE] An Excursion to Canada - Wikisource, the free online library [PAR] Jul 27, 2012 ... 1 Chapter I: Concord to Montreal; 2 Chapter II: Quebec and Montmorenci ... I 
know one such Washington city of a man, whose lots as yet are only ... Keene is 
built on a remarkably large and level interval, like the bed of a lake, and .... 
Presently came in a troop of Canadians, in their homespun, who had come... [DOC] [TLE] Exploration, American Beginnings: 1492-1690, Primary Resources ... [PAR] They are evaluating each other and acting on their evaluations, setting up ... the 
official historian of the first Spanish expedition to attempt a settlement in New 
Mexico. ... River and explored the region in three voyages between 1535 and 
1541. ... indeed the large sea described to him by the Indians"there was never 
man... [DOC] [TLE] French Discovery and occupation - History of the Great Lakes ... [PAR] From Montreal the course of the French missionaries and traders westward was 
... Champlain, with two canoes, two Frenchmen and ten Indians followed Le ... 
They concealed their canoes in the forest on the shores of Lake Ontario, and .... 
Cartier started on his second voyage May 19, 1535, with three ships and 110 
men,... [DOC] [TLE] Early Canada Historical Narratives -- CHAMPLAIN & THE FUR TRADE [PAR] Mar 22, 2008 ... He lost the colony to the English, regained it and died there on Christmas Da, 
1635. ... In 1608 Champlain returned to Quebec and sailed once more up the ... 
The site for a settlement was 'Place Royale,' one league from Mont Royal. ... It 
augured well for the future for the fur trade in the northern areas meant... [DOC] [TLE] CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Catholicity in Canada - New Advent [PAR] On the first he discovered Gasp Peninsula, and had Mass celebrated there (7 
July, ... as far as Hochelaga, on the site of which now stand the flourishing city of 
Montreal. ... Samuel de Champlain, after several voyages to Canada, settled 
there in 1608, ... The Canadian Indians, to whose conversion the Catholic 
missionaries... [DOC] [TLE] Montreal

Question: In 1535 this man sailed to the site of future Montreal & came upon a large fortified Indian settlement there
Answer: Jacques Cartier