 | 1898 - 278 pagina’s
...pass, showing the importance attached to it as an intercontinental route. "This river (the Sandusky) is an important pass, and the French have secured...at Sanduski, and go by a direct path to the lower Shawnee town, and thence to the gap of Ouasiota on their way to the Cuttawas' country. This will no... | |
 | Josiah Stoddard Johnston - 1898 - 266 pagina’s
...pass, showing the importance attached to it as an intercontinental route. "1'h is river (the Sandusky) is an important pass, and the French have secured...at Sanduski, and go by a direct path to the lower Shawnee town, and thence to the gap of Ouasiota on their way to the Cuttawas' country. This will no... | |
 | 1908 - 564 pagina’s
...land, its stream gentle all the way to its mouth where it will receive considerable slope. This river is an important pass and the French have secured it...cross the lake here from island to island, land at Sandoski, and go by a quick path to the lower Shawanese towns, and thence to the gap of Onarioto in... | |
 | Lucy Elliot Keeler - 1908 - 92 pagina’s
...land, its stream gentle all the way to its mouth where it will receive considerable slope. This river is an important pass and the French have secured it...cross the lake here from island to island, land at Sandoski, and go by a quick path to the lower Shawanese towns, and thence to the gap of Onarioto in... | |
 | Henry Towne Bannon - 1920 - 132 pagina’s
...considerable River, abounding in level rich Land, its Stream gentle all the Way to the Mouth. This River is an important Pass, and the French have secured...at Sanduski, and go by a direct Path to the Lower Shawnee Town, and thence to the Gap of Ouasioto on their way to the Cuttawas Country. This will, no... | |
 | Emily Foster - 2000 - 248 pagina’s
...Land, its Stream gentle all the Way to the Mouth, where it will receive considerable Sloops. This River is an important Pass, and the French have secured...Lower Shawane Town, and thence to the Gap of Ouasioto [Cumberland Gap], in their Way to the Cuttawas [Catawbas'] Country. This will, no Doubt, be the Way... | |
 | 1908 - 530 pagina’s
...land, its stream gentle all the way to its month where it will receive considerable slope. This river is an important pass and the French have secured it...cross the lake here from island to island, land at Sandoski, and go by a quick path to the lower Shawanese towns, and thence to the gap of Onarioto in... | |
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This River is an important Pass, and the French have secured it as such; the Northern Indians cross the Lake here from Island to Island, land at Sanduski, and go by a direct Path to the Lower Shawane Town, and thence to the Gap of Ouasioto, in their Way... 