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Wisconsin magazine of history: Volume 84, number 3, spring 2001

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Title	Wisconsin magazine of history: Volume 84, number 3, spring 2001
Article Title	Wisconsin magazine of history: Volume 84, number 3, spring 2001
Language	English
Publisher	State Historical Society of Wisconsin
Series	Wisconsin Magazine of History ; v. 84, no. 3
Format-Digital	xml
Publisher-Electronic	Wisconsin Historical Society
Rights	© Copyright 2007 by the Wisconsin Historical Society (Madison, Wisconsin)
Publication Date-Electronic	2007
ISSN	1943-7366
Identifier-Digital	vol84no030000
Description	This issue includes articles on the popularity of the Civil War, the McCormick reaper, women in the Oshkosh woodworkers’ strike, and Jean Nicolet’s search for the South Sea.
Volume	084
Issue	3
Year	2000-2001

Title	34
Page Number	34
Article Title	Jean Nicolet's search for the South Sea
Author	Risjord, Norman K.
Page type	Article home; Image
Format-Digital	jpeg
Publisher-Electronic	Wisconsin Historical Society
Rights	© Copyright 2007 by the Wisconsin Historical Society (Madison, Wisconsin)
Publication Date-Electronic	2007
ISSN	1943-7366
Identifier-Digital	vol84no030036
Description	Jean Nicolet’s Search for the South Sea: This article recounts the visit of Jean Nicolet (1598-1642) to Wisconsin in 1634. It describes how, in the early 17th century, Samuel de Champlain (1567-1635), governor-general of Canada, sent young interpreters to Indian nations of the western Great Lakes in search of a water route to Asia. It reviews the evidence that one of these, Jean Nicolet, crossed Lake Michigan and met the Ho-Chunk at Red Banks, a few miles northeast of modern Green Bay, in Brown Co. (9 pages)
Volume	084
Issue	3
Year	2000-2001
State/Province	Wisconsin;
Decade	1630-1639;
Personal Name	Nicolet, Jean, 1598-1642;
Subject	Explorers; Exploration & discovery; Indians of North America--First contact with Europeans;
Full Text	eon Nicolet's Search for the South Sea By Norman K, Risjord In the summer of 1634, the French "discovered" Wisconsin.

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