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C · Section 3
Travels Through the Interior Parts of North America, in the Years 1766, 1767 and 1768 · Jonathan Carver
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Cadot’s Fort, 131, 141
Calumet, _vide_ pipe of peace
Canada, maps of, imperfect, intr. iii
Carcajou of America, 450
—— opens the jugular vein of its prey, 450
Carp, 478
Carrabou, history of, 449
Carthaginians, supposed to have visited America, 190
Carver Captain, escape of, at the massacre of Fort William Henry, 321
Carver’s intrepidity, 52, 81, 96, 280, 320
—— devotion of, 68, 178
—— intention in his travels, 178
—— river, 74
Cassa Tate, 296
Cataraqui river, 171
Cat-head fish or pout, 171
Cat-fish, 478
Cat-mint, 520
Cave, remarkable one, 63, 84
Charlevoix Pierre de, French historian, 192, 199, 220
Chegomegan Point of Lake Superior, 138
Cherry-tree, 504
Chichicoué beans, use of, 385, 394
Children, management of, in infancy, 236
—— tenderness to, 378
Chipéway Indians, 60, 96, 104, 115, 268, 352
—— —— gratitude of, 63, 357
—— —— language of, 420
Chipéway Indians, universality of, 414, 416
—— river, 102
Choak-berry, 512
Chongousceton Indians, 80
Chub, 478
Clays, variously coloured, 101
Cohnawaghans or Mohawks of Canada, 173
Coldness of the water of Lake Superior, 153
Colour of the Indians, 223
Cookery, Indian, 233
Copper ore in America, 139
Crab-tree, 503
Cranberry-bush, 511
Crane, American, 469
Croix St. Riviere, 105, 106
Cross, no object of religious worship, 387
Cruelty to captives, 339, 341
Cuzco, great road, 191