Excerpt from Picturesque Spots of the North: Historical and Descriptive Sketches of the Scenery and Life in the Vicinity of Georgian Bay, the Muskoka Lakes, the Upper Lakes, in Central and Eastern Ontario, and in the Niagara District
Champlain, who had been wounded in the conflict, returned with his Indian allies and his small French contingent to the home of the Hurons. After visiting some of the towns of the Tobacco Nation Indians, and exchanging With his hosts pledges of perpetual amity, he set out early in the spring over the circuitous way by which he had Come, to resume his duties and prosecute his arduous mission, in the half monas tic, half military, environment of the high-perched capital.
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