The River that Didn't Lead to China
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| Caption | The River that Didn't Lead to China. Jacques Cartier (inset) sailed up the St Lawrence in a vain attempt to find a route to Cathay - and instead earned himself the title of "Father of Canada". Walking alone on the shore shortly before his departure for France, Cartier found the once-friendly Indians confronting him angrily. They thought, correctly as it turned out, that Cartier was planning to abduct their chief. Original artwork for illustrations on pp8-9 of Look and Learn issue no 865 (12 August 1978). |
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| Artist | Severino Baraldi |
| Artwork medium | gouache on paper |
| Copyright notice | © Look and Learn |
| Keywords | Jacques Cartier Father of Canada Indians St Lawrence tomahawk bow arrows wood mountains yellow costume head dress headdress head-dress river water fur |
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