The River Niagara: Descriptive and Historical (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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Ohio. La Salle's account of that expedition does not tate that he then entered the river Niagara.

Ten years later, La Salle returned to Lake Ontario, and, on a small vessel of ten tons, sailed into the mouth of the big river, called by the natives Niah-gaah. Such orthography was changed to Niagara by the French, in 1688. History does not record that white men entered the Niagara River prior to La Salle.

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