[60] See article by Henry E. Legler, _Early Wisconsin Imprints: A Preliminary Essay_, in Wisconsin Historical Society, _Proceedings_, 1905, 121. [61] The Racine _Advocate_ of March 3, 1846, contains a half-column notice of Smith’s book, then newly published at Milwaukee. [62] Copies of two later editions of the _Poetical Geography_ are owned by the Wisconsin Historical Library. One was published at Cincinnati in 1852, the other at New York in 1853. [63] This memorandum was prepared for submission to the Committee on State Affairs of the Wisconsin Assembly in April, 1917. A bill had been introduced in the assembly by the committee which provided that the name “Joliet” should be given to the state park at the mouth of the Wisconsin River. As a result of the memorandum, the bill was amended by substituting the spelling “Jolliet” in the name of the park. [64] Missing in the original--Transcriber’s Note] [65] R. G. Thwaites, _The Jesuit Relations and Allied Documents_ (Cleveland, 1896-1901), LIX, 86, 121, 123, 159. [66] Cited by Ernest Gagnon, _Louis Jolliet, decouvreur du Mississippi et du pays des Illinois_ … (Quebec, 1902), 2. [67] R. G. Thwaites, _Jesuit Relations_, XXX, 181; L, 191. [68] L. P. Kellogg, _Early Narratives of the Northwest_ (New York, 1917), 191-92. [69] P. Margry, _Découvertes et Etablissements des Français_ (Paris, 1876-86), I, 96. [70] R. G. Thwaites, _Jesuit Relations_, LVIII, 92, 102. [71] Margry, I, 255. [72] _Ibid._, 257; Henri Harrisse, _Notes pour Servir a la histoire … de la nouvelle France et des pays adjacents 1545-1700_ (Paris, 1872, 131, 133). [73] Margry, I, 259-62. [74] _Ibid._, 329. [75] Gagnon (see _ante_), 157. [76] LXVIII, 86. [77] Reprinted by permission from the New York _Nation_, February 22, 1917. [78] Livingston Rutherfurd, _John Peter Zenger: His Press, His Trial, and a Bibliography of Zenger Imprints_ (New York, 1904). [79] From the Prairie du Chien _Courier_, December 1, 1859. [80] From the Prairie du Chien _Leader_, December 8, 1859. [81] From the Milwaukee _Sentinel_, December 9, 1859. EDITORIALS INTRODUCING OURSELVES