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Nicolas Perrot , 1644-c.1718, French explorer in Canada and the Old Northwest.

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Newspaper article from: Wisconsin State Journal (Madison, WI) Byline: State Journal librarian Ron Larson In 1690, Nicolas Perrot, a French fur trader and explorer, became the first European to discover the lead mines in southwestern Wisconsin. It would be nearly 140 years before Wisconsin lead was mined as an economic resource.
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Magazine article from: The Romanic Review ...as an art of "imitation," on the order of painting, whose goal is to represent intellectual and moral ideas. Nicolas Perrot d'Ablancourt's 1654 translation of "De saltatione" appears as an appendix to this essay. The following two...
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Newspaper article from: The Birmingham Post (England) ...fund of underappreciated treasures, including Moseley private park, home of Moseley Folk Festival, Perrot's Folly in Edgbaston and Saint Nicolas Place at Kings Norton Green (one of the oldest collection of Tudor buildings in the UK). One is...
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