Daniel greysolon du lhut biography channel

  • Daniel Greysolon, Sieur DuLhut was a French soldier and explorer who was largely responsible for establishing French control over the.
  • In 1966, the author visited the French village where Duluth's namesake was born and documented the few traces of him that remained.
  • Daniel Greysolon Dulhut was the son of Claude Greysolon and Marie Patron.

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    Part 1: Background

    About five years ago I came across the article Du Luth’s Birthplace: A Footnote to History. In 1966, the author visited the French village where Duluth’s namesake was born and documented the few traces of him that remained. The article is well researched (all the quotes from Sieur du Lhut used here are taken from it) but the images are low resolution scans of black and white photos taken more than 50 years ago. I wanted to see more of what the place actually looks like.

    And then I had a rather simple realization: I could get there over a long weekend. I grew up in Duluth but have lived in Europe for some time now. I like to occasionally create posts for Perfect Duluth Day as a way to stay connected to where I’m from, but there is only so much Duluth-related content one can create from a distance. This seemed interesting because it requires the distance.

    About three years ago, I almost made it there, but my trip to the general region was cancelled at the last minute. This weekend, I’m going to have another opportunity and I think it will work this time [it did: I have added updated information in brackets and created a post about visiting his house and touring the area around it].

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     AMONG THE OTCHIPWEES.

    By Amorin Mello

    This is a reproduction of Reuben Gold Thwaites’ 1895 “The Story of Chequamegon Bay”  to demonstrate how our local history has been institutionalized and portrayed since the end of the 19th century.  Thwaites’ professional legacy as a journalist is embedded in many institutions, including the following:

    • American Library Association
    • American Antiquarian Society
    • University of Wisconsin
    • Wisconsin State Journal
    • Wisconsin Historical Society
    • Mississippi Valley Historical Association

    According to Wikipedia:

    Thwaites was well-known for not being a mere academic, but rather as a historian who attempted to understand history by experiencing those aspects that he could, and bringing those experiences to life. In 1888 he took canoe trips on the Wisconsin, Fox and Rock rivers. In 1892 he took a bicycle trip across England. In 1903 he took a trip down the Ohio River in a rowboat.

    Thwaites’ approach and work has been questioned, to some degree by his contemporaries but more so in modern times. His summaries include phraseology such as “[Europeans] left the most luxurious country in Europe to seek shelter in the foul and unwelcome huts of one of the most wretched races of man.

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