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Browsing named entities in a specific section of Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History (ed. Benson Lossing). Search the whole document.
Found 21 total hits in 8 results.
Sorel (Canada) (search for this): entry 1336
Courcelles, Daniel De remi, Seigneur De
French governor of Canada; arrived there in 1665 with a regiment of soldiers and many families, with horses (the first ever seen in Canada), cattle, and sheep.
To prevent the irruptions of the Five Nations by way of Lake Champlain, he projected a series of forts between that lake and the mouth of the Richelieu, or Sorel, its outlet.
Forced by ill-health to return to France in 1672, his plans were carried out by his successor, Frontenac.
France (France) (search for this): entry 1336
Courcelles, Daniel De remi, Seigneur De
French governor of Canada; arrived there in 1665 with a regiment of soldiers and many families, with horses (the first ever seen in Canada), cattle, and sheep.
To prevent the irruptions of the Five Nations by way of Lake Champlain, he projected a series of forts between that lake and the mouth of the Richelieu, or Sorel, its outlet.
Forced by ill-health to return to France in 1672, his plans were carried out by his successor, Frontenac.
Kingston (Canada) (search for this): entry 1336
Courcelles, Daniel De remi, Seigneur De
French governor of Canada; arrived there in 1665 with a regiment of soldiers and many families, with horses (the first ever seen in Canada), cattle, and sheep.
To prevent the irruptions of the Five Nations by way of Lake Champlain, he projected a series of forts between that lake and the mouth of the Richelieu, or Sorel, its outlet.
Forced by ill-health to return to France in 1672, his plans were carried out by his successor, Frontenac.
Canada (Canada) (search for this): entry 1336
Courcelles, Daniel De remi, Seigneur De
French governor of Canada; arrived there in 1665 with a regiment of soldiers and many families, with horses (the first ever seen in Canada), cattle, and sheep.
To prevent the irruptions of the Five Nations by way of Lake Champlain, he projected a series of forts between that lake and the mouth of the Richelieu, or Sorel, its outlet.
Forced by ill-health to return to France in 1672, his plans were carried out by his successor, Frontenac.
Courcelles, Daniel De remi, Seigneur De
French governor of Canada; arrived there in 1665 with a regiment of soldiers and many families, with horses (the first ever seen in Canada), cattle, and sheep.
To prevent the irruptions of the Five Nations by way of Lake Champlain, he projected a series of forts between that lake and the mouth of the Richelieu, or Sorel, its outlet.
Forced by ill-health to return to France in 1672, his plans were carried out by his successor, Frontenac.
Richelieu River (United States) (search for this): entry 1336
Courcelles, Daniel De remi, Seigneur De
French governor of Canada; arrived there in 1665 with a regiment of soldiers and many families, with horses (the first ever seen in Canada), cattle, and sheep.
To prevent the irruptions of the Five Nations by way of Lake Champlain, he projected a series of forts between that lake and the mouth of the Richelieu, or Sorel, its outlet.
Forced by ill-health to return to France in 1672, his plans were carried out by his successor, Frontenac.
Daniel De remi Courcelles (search for this): entry 1336
Courcelles, Daniel De remi, Seigneur De
French governor of Canada; arrived there in 1665 with a regiment of soldiers and many families, with horses (the first ever seen in Canada), cattle, and sheep.
To prevent the irruptions of the Five Nations by way of Lake Champlain, he projected a series of forts between that lake and the mouth of the Richelieu, or Sorel, its outlet.
Forced by ill-health to return to France in 1672, his plans were carried out by his successor, Frontenac.
1672 AD (search for this): entry 1336
Courcelles, Daniel De remi, Seigneur De
French governor of Canada; arrived there in 1665 with a regiment of soldiers and many families, with horses (the first ever seen in Canada), cattle, and sheep.
To prevent the irruptions of the Five Nations by way of Lake Champlain, he projected a series of forts between that lake and the mouth of the Richelieu, or Sorel, its outlet.
Forced by ill-health to return to France in 1672, his plans were carried out by his successor, Frontenac.
1665 AD (search for this): entry 1336
Courcelles, Daniel De remi, Seigneur De
French governor of Canada; arrived there in 1665 with a regiment of soldiers and many families, with horses (the first ever seen in Canada), cattle, and sheep.
To prevent the irruptions of the Five Nations by way of Lake Champlain, he projected a series of forts between that lake and the mouth of the Richelieu, or Sorel, its outlet.
Forced by ill-health to return to France in 1672, his plans were carried out by his successor, Frontenac.