 The next day about noon we reached the Tamarois. The Indians had been early notified of our coming by another who had started from the Akanseas [Cahokias?] to carry them the news. As they had given trouble to some of Mr. de Tonty's men a year before,...  Early Voyages Up and Down the Mississippi - Page 66by Jean Cavelier, Jean-François de St. Cosme Buisson, Pierre Charles Le Sueur, Jacques Gravier, Louis Ignace Guignas, Joseph McDonough - 1861 - 191 pagesFull view - About this book
 | Jean Cavelier, Pierre Le Sueur, Jacques Gravier, Louis Ignace Guignas - Mississippi River - 1861 - 204 pages
...Tamarois.38 The Indians had been early notified of our coming by another who had ftarted from the Akanfeas39 to carry them the news. As they had given trouble...right. Mr. de Tonty went to the village and having reaflured them a little, he brought us the chief who begged us to go and fee him in his village. We... | |
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