On June 5, 1701, Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac set out from Montreal, Canada, with 100 French-Canadians and 100 Algonquin Indians in 25 large canoes to establish a new French settlement along the lower Great Lakes.
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Detroit
A Motor City History (MI) (Making of America)
by David Lee Poremba
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Detroit: A Motor City History (MI) (Making of America)
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"On June 5, 1701, Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac set out from Montreal, Canada, with 100 French-Canadians and 100 Algonquin Indians in 25 large canoes to establish a new French settlement along the lower Great Lakes."
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