Describes the Saint Lawrence River and its effect on the geography, history, economy, and people of the region through which it flows. Also discusses the special problems of this waterway and its future prospects.
Describes the life and travels of Jacques Cartier, the sixteenth-century French navigator who made three voyages to what is today known as Canada, in search of a northwest passage to China.
Describes the adventures and discoveries of early explorers to the St. Lawrence River region, including James Cook, Etienne Brule, Jacques Cartier, and others, and features a glossary, maps, and illustrations.
Describes the early life of sixteenth-century French navigator Jacques Cartier, discussing his explorations of the St. Lawrence River and surrounding lands in Canada, and providing information about life at sea on a galleon, and the St. Lawrence Iroquois.
A World War II tale based on a true historical event follows the experiences of sixteen-year-old Scott and his friend, Adam, who while performing summer job duties on a ship on the St. Lawrence River discover that a German agent is on board.
Explores the history and geological features of the St. Lawrence River, the most important river in eastern Canada; discusses its wildlife, people and communities, trade, and industries; and looks at the river as a source of water, power, and entertainment.
