History of Lake Champlain: From Its First Exploration by the French in 1609 (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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Two miles north of Crown Point, and on the same side Of the lake, is Port Henry, and about eleven miles further north is Northwest Bay, called Baie da Rocker Feridas in Sauthier's map of 1779. The village of Westport stands at the foot of this bay. On the Opposite side of the lake, about ten miles north of Crown Point, is a small bay in which Arnold grounded and burned his galley and five gondolas.

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