Chambly Canal In the nineteenth century, word-of-mouth and hand-carried letters brought news much more quickly than newspapers, given the busy transportation network on the lake. Travelers—peddlers, itinerant preacher - New Letters - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Chambly Canal In the nineteenth century, word-of-mouth and hand-carried letters brought news much more quickly than newspapers, given the busy transportation network on the lake. Travelers—peddlers, itinerant preacher Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-04-11 08:31:15 Open Document File Size: 454,21 KB Share Result on Facebook City New York City / New York / Vergennes / / Company Westport / / Facility Westport’s Hillside Cemetery / Bixby Memorial Library / Toledo Museum of Art / / IndustryTerm busy transportation network / oil / / Person George / Kevin Dann / Jacob Pardee / John Lewis Krimmel / Jenny Lind / John Halstead / Philomena Daniels / / / Position Captain / / ProvinceOrState Vermont / / URL www.lcbp.org / / SocialTag Canada–United States border Lake Champlain Vergennes, Vermont Vermont Champlain Canal Westport, Ontario Geography of New York Geography of the United States New York

Chambly Canal In the nineteenth century, word-of-mouth and hand-carried letters brought news much more quickly than newspapers, given the busy transportation network on the lake. Travelers—peddlers, itinerant preacherAdd to Reading List