Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The First Century of Lake Champlain
As the lovely prospect widened before him, islands and cliffs and wooded shores, with blue mountain ranges bound ing the horizon, he was saying to himself: This is the great lake of which the Algonquins told me last winter in our cabins at Quebec. It leads far away to the south, to the country of their bitterest foes, the Iroquois. What a king dom for my sovereign and my faith!
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