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	Etienne Brule's discovery of Lake Superior - Wisconsin Historical Society
		Brule, an interpreter for Champlain, journeyed into the far West with Huron guides in 1622 or 1623.
		The first is a handful of scattered references in a book written by Sagard a few years after Brule's death, given here in their entirety in French and English.
		Unfortunately Sagard's mentions of what Brule saw are tantalizingly few and very vague, and the distances he stated are wildly impossible, so scholars have been reluctant to say Brule reached Wisconsin before Nicolet.
	www.wisconsinhistory.org /turningpoints/search.asp?id=52 (286 words)

	Search Results for "Brule"
		Brule was then sent to the headwaters of the Susquehanna River and followed...
		The region was first explored (1615) by Etienne Brule, and Father Jacques Marquette established a Jesuit mission there in 1668....
		Etienne Brule, the French explorer, probably visited the lake in 1616; Pierre...
	www.bartleby.com /cgi-bin/texis/webinator/sitesearch?FILTER=col65&query=Brule (252 words)

	Brule (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Etienne Brule has been believed to be born on March 15 1592, obviously a very long time ago.
		Brule was a friendly young man who was even on the same ship as his good friend (Marsolet) when he arrived at New France in 1608.
		Brule went where he had been before where he knew there were people he could trust.
	www.hwdsb.on.ca /rlhyslop/Explore/webpage/brule.htm (491 words)

	2nd Etobicoke Etienne Brulé Page
		ur 2004 Group Campfire at Etienne Brulé Park on September 15th at 6:30 p.m.
		Etienne Brulé Park is very close to The Old Mill Restaurant.
		From the Restaurant, continue east on Old Mill Drive and go across the bridge.
	2ndetobicokescouts.org /2ndhtml/ebrule.html (82 words)

	Etienne Brule 1615
		The youthful discoverer of the Humber River Valley, Etienne Brule, was born near Paris, France in 1592 and came to Quebec with Samuel de Champlain in 1608.
		Brule was the first European to enter what is now the province of Ontario and the first to explore the shores of Lake Superior.
		Brule's life ended in 1633 when he was murdered and eaten by his former Huron friends.
	www.nides.bc.ca /assignments/france/Paper12/Brule.htm (410 words)

	Steven Rinella
		Brule weaves in and out of the narrative for 25 years, from his arrival in the New World as a boy of 15 under the service of Champlain to the winter of his death.
		Brule was to be the exemplar of this plan, the continent's first exchange student.
		But Brule had yet another problem: He was entirely dependent on the Algonquins' goodwill at the same time he was a liability to them, a helpless piece of baggage for their canoes that could easily bring trouble.
	www.stevenrinella.com /stories/therenegade.htm (3275 words)

	Explorers of Canada, Part VIII: Etienne Brulé (Site not responding. Last check: )
		His name is Etienne Brulé, the first white man to reach every Great Lake, the founder of Ontario, in a way.
		Etienne Brulé was born, some say, around 1592 near Paris.
		Etienne Brulé might have been in North America as early as 1608, but was certainly here in 1610, eight years before he moved in with the Hurons.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/life_in_canada/77551 (392 words)

	Etienne Brule (1592 - 1633) - Find A Grave Memorial
		Two years later, Brule became a scout for explorer Samuel de Champlain, and was sent to live with and learn the ways of the Huron Indians.
		After returning to Quebec, Brule's image was tarnished when Champlain and the Jesuits spoke out against his adoption of Huron customs, and his association with fur traders.
		In June of 1633, Brule was killed by the Hurons, and his corpse was eaten.
	www.findagrave.com /cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=16872311 (305 words)

	Co-presented by ReelWorld Film Festival \| Planet In Focus (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Populated by young immigrants from every colour of the multicultural rainbow, Etienne Brule is a French-language school that provides struggling teens with a concrete means of both getting an education and socially acclimatizing to their new home.
		Hidden within the urban mosaic of Toronto, Etienne Brule is a French-language school, populated by young immigrants of every colour of the multicultural rainbow.
		Etienne Brule has an open door admissions policy, they provide young immigrants with a concrete means of not only getting an education, but socially acclimatizing to their new home as well.
	www.planetinfocus.org /taxonomy/term/112/0 (397 words)

	Discotheque Loire et Saint Etienne. Guide des discotheques de la Loire et Saint Etienne
		Mais aussi l'agenda des prochaines soirées de chaque discotheque de la Loire et Saint Etienne, Les Avis des peoples qui ce sont déjà rendu dans les discotheques du département, Les Photos de chaque soirée et discotheque autour de Saint Etienne, discotheque de Roanne, discotheque de Montbrison, discotheque de Feurs et du reste de la Loire.
		Et si vous voulez prolonger vos nuits le jour, Le Club-People vous permet de retrouver l'ambiance des discothèques et de faire de nouvelles rencontres pour ce retrouver en vrai en discothèque.
		Sortir en discotheque : Saint Etienne, Roanne, Montbrison, Feurs, Firminy, Saint Chamond
	www.guidedenuit.com /discotheques/loire (422 words)

	Spanish Hill (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Etienne Brule never wrote about his travels, but Champlain wrote 6 volumes in a collection called "Voyages." All of the excerpts below have been taken from this collection in order that you may read the text as it has been translated concerning Carantouan.
		In 1615 - Samuel Champlain had asked his interpreter Etienne Brule to go to "Carantouannais" to secure 500 warriors for a battle with the Hurons against the Onondagas.
		"Now there was with them a man named Etienne Brule, one of our interpreters, who had been living with them for eight years, as well to pass his time as to see the country and learn their language and way of life.
	www.spanishhill.com /Carantouan/champlain.htm (1005 words)

	Etienne Brule Park
		Etienne Brule Park recognizes the accomplishments of one of North America's earliest explorers.
		On September 19, 1615, at the age of 20, Etienne Brule became the first European to see Lake Ontario and, later, was probably the first to see Georgian Bay, Lake Huron, Lake Michigan and Lake Superior.
		Etienne Brule Park can be entered at the south end from Old Mill Road off of Bloor Street, or at the north from Lundy Avenue.
	www.toronto.com /community/listing/000-213-433 (193 words)

	Adventurers and Mystics
		By collecting information furnished by each of these peoples, and by completing the missing pieces from each of his expeditions, he put together a gigantic geographic puzzle and gave France control of the important strategic waterways; the St. Lawrence, the Great Lakes, and the Mississippi and thus, supremacy in North America.
		To gather this knowledge from the natives, Samuel de Champlain decided to send on a mission one Etienne Brûlé whom Champlain referred to as "my boy", and who was also one of the eight survivors of the winter of 1608.
		All alone, among a foreign people, Etienne Brûlé had to learn their language, their traditions, and come to know their lands: "I was forced to remain and to pass all the winter, waiting for company and escort.
	history.cbc.ca /history/?MIval=EpContent.html&series_id=1&episode_id=2&chapter_id=5&page_id=1&lang=E (529 words)

	AllRefer.com - Etienne BrulE (Canadian History, Biography) - Encyclopedia
		Etienne BrulE[Atyen´ brUlA´] Pronunciation Key, c.1592–1632, French explorer in North America.
		In 1612 he guided Champlain to that lake, and on the return journey they were, so far as is known, the first Europeans to see Lake Ontario.
		BrulE was then sent to the headwaters of the Susquehanna River and followed it to Chesapeake Bay.
	reference.allrefer.com /encyclopedia/B/Brule-Et.html (295 words)

	-- F L E S H & B L O O D -- Lineages
		Further they point to Gangrel across Canada who claim to be a descendent of Brule as proof that he had survived the attack by the Huron tribe and had continued to migrate west before European expansion.
		Some have attempted to locate her in hopes of questioning Bangii regarding Brule, but those would be investigators find it extremely difficult to track her down; the few who have claimed success always say she gave them a quiet smile, leaving without a word.
		Concerned with the looming threat from the south, Anne was kindly informed her sire had not been seen in years, and that her presence would not be tolerated long.
	www.noizangel.com /requiem/kindred/lineages_brule.html (494 words)

	Spanish Hill (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Etienne Brule was an interpreter for Samuel Champlain and never wrote about his travels.
		This is important because it is believed that Ettienne Brule was the first white man in our area, and this is the place he visited.
		I wanted you to be able to read the story as it was told, so I have used the all of the excerpts from the "Voyages" collection in order that you may read the text as it has been translated concerning Carantouan.
	www.spanishhill.com /Brule/default.htm (899 words)

	AmericanHeritage.com / THE RENEGADE
		Etienne Brulé was one of the great explorers—the first white man to see Lakes Ontario, Erie, and Superior, the first to set foot in Michigan.
		But just when I was thinking that I would have to continue my reading with the dry, uninspired analysis of a historian, I was saved by a man named Etienne Brulé, a French explorer turned pagan traitor who was killed and eaten by the Huron Indians in the winter of 1632.
		The Indians were somewhat tense because over the winter they had killed and eaten Etienne Brulé after a quarrel, and they feared French retaliation.
	www.americanheritage.com /articles/magazine/ah/2001/6/2001_6_66_print.shtml (3272 words)

	brule, etienne
		Etienne Forbes P.Geo the qualified person at the Lac Brule Quebec drill program, reports the completion...
		Etienne Forbes P. Geo that the first drill hole has been completed at our 100% owned advanced stage titanium dioxide...
		Etienne Forbes P.Geo was able to locate much of the previous work that...
	www.hallamericanhistory.com /top/sites/10/1/brule%252C_etienne.html (482 words)

	Links to Genealogy St.Castin, Abenakis, Acadians
		Brule was killed by the Hurons while the colony was still under the English (1629-1632).
		Unfortunately, Brule was killed and eaten by the Hurons in 1632 and thus could not comment on his earlier trip.
		The French explorer Etienne Brule was killed by the Huron Indians for unknown reasons.
	www.geocities.com /strivingmom/links.html (1032 words)

	Explorers: ETIENNE BRULE
		Born in 1592, Etienne Brule was a French explorer.
		However, in all, Brule's time roaming the land lasted from 1608 to 1632, a time of him taking full advantage of an exceptional opportunity, especially for such a young man.
		After his last voyage, Brule decided to retire, living the remainder of his life with the Huron but unfortunately, during a specific quarrel, he was killed in 1632 by the very people he loved.
	www.latinartmall.com /blogs/explore/2006/02/etienne-brule.html (457 words)

	Amazon.ca: Etienne Brule : The Mysterious Life and Times of an Early Canadian Legend: Books: Gail Douglas (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Etienne Brule - The Mysterious Life and Times of an Early Canadian Legend "Brule was fully aware of the risks of heading into the heart of Iroquois territory - At every step of the way he would be in danger of being captured, tortured, and killed.
		How could he resist?" This book will be especially fascinating for all readers interested in: history biography Etienne Brule; was an enigma.
		But he was also a legend - even in his own time - as a scout and as a spy for Samuel de Champlain.
	www.amazon.ca /Etienne-Brule-Mysterious-Canadian-Legend/dp/1551539616 (652 words)

	Etienne Brule Park at AllExperts
		Etienne BrulÃ© Park is located in the Humber River valley just north of Bloor Street West in Toronto, Ontario.
		Etienne BrulÃ© Park can be entered at the south from Old Mill Road or at the north from Lundy Avenue.
		The park is only five minutes walk from Old Mill subway station.
	en.allexperts.com /e/e/et/etienne_brule_park.htm (331 words)

	Etienne Brule \| Buzznick.com
		Etienne Brule, c.1592-1632, French-Huron Interpretor __ "Etienne Brule, was a likeable young fellow who arrived in New-France in 1608, on the same ship as...
		City of Toronto: Parks and Recreation - Etienne Brule Park
		Through careful planning and a respect for the natural environment, the city is fortunate to be painted green.
	www.buzznick.com /etiennebrule.html (137 words)

	Pukaskwa National Park
		One might speculate on their usefulness as hunting or fishing shelters, or possibly lookouts or observation posts.
		When Etienne Brule explored Lake Superior in 1618, he was greatly impressed by its vastness; like a small ocean, its weather is unpredictable and storms and dense fog make navigating even quite close to shore an adventure.
		Voyageurs, missionaries, the inevitable fur traders, and the miners soon followed Brule; in the 1880's, the railway crossed over the top of Lake Superior on its way to transverse the continent.
	www.canadianparks.com /ontario/pukasnp/page5.htm (139 words)

	Essay Samples about Etienne Brule
		In 1618 Etienne arrived back in the colony after absence of thirty-four months.
		· Brule believed that he was the first European to discover and explore the land, which is now Pennsylvania.
		· Etienne went to the peninsula in between lakes Ontario and Erie.
	www.essaysamples.net /show_essay/54967.html (138 words)

	The Palestine Right to Return Group
		It overlooked what is today known as the Humber River, and Etienne Brule Park, near Jane Subway station[3].
		[2] The first European to reach the area, Etienne Brule, never made an recorded mention of the village although he had travelled along the Humber.
		Many historians take this as proof that Taiaiako'n did not exist prior to 1615, but it is important to realise that as an illiterate Etienne Brule did not write his own account of his travels and all other evidence suggest that the village had been there long before that time.
	www.al-awda.ca /print.php?sid=189&POSTNUKESID=1cc6e7a97779d8a97b9661c56da0d389 (491 words)

	Humber Valley Picnic Hike (Site not responding. Last check: )
		We meet at the Etienne Brule Park parking lot at 10:30am.
		The Etienne Brule parking lot is on the far side of the river, to your left.
		We will hike south to the lake in the morning, and return to Etienne Brule for lunch.
	www.hphc.ca /HumberPicnic3.html (209 words)

	The Atlas of Canada - Audio Transcript of Étienne Brûle (French; for France) 1615 to 1623
		The date of this visit was sometime before 1626.
		Unfortunately almost all of Brule's journeys are conjectural.
		Although extravagant claims have been made for him as an explorer he left no written record.
	atlas.nrcan.gc.ca /sites/english/maps/historical/exploration/1615_brule.mov/view (299 words)

	Toronto Travel Guide \| Fodor's Online
		The city officially became Toronto on March 6, 1834, but its roots are much more ancient than that.
		In the early 1600s, a Frenchman named Etienne Brûlé was sent into the not-yet-Canadian wilderness by the famous explorer Samuel de Champlain to see what he could discover.
		He discovered plenty: the river and portage routes from the St. Lawrence to Lake Huron, possibly Lakes Superior and Michigan, and eventually Lake Ontario.
	www.fodors.com /miniguides/mgresults.cfm?destination=toronto@157 (856 words)

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