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LACHINE

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Originally appearing in Volume V16, Page 50 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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LACHINE  , an incorporated

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town in Jacques Cartier county,
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Quebec,
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Canada, 8 m . W. of
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Montreal, on Lake St Louis, an expansion of the St Lawrence
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river, and at the upper end of the Lachine canal . Pop . (1901) 5561 . It is a station on the
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Grand Trunk railway and a
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port of call for steamers plying between Montreal and the
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Great Lakes . It is a favourite summer resort for the
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people of Montreal . It was named in 1669 mockery of its then owner, Robert Cavelier de la Salle (1643-'687), who dreamed of a westward passage to
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China . In 1689 it was the scene of a terrible
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massacre of the French by the
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Iroquois .

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