The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1815 |
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... Captain Clarke took charge of the canoes ; while Captain Lewis , with four men , proceeded by land , in hopes of soon putting it beyond a doubt that the river which they were now ascending was the Missouri . The decisive proof was to be ...
... Captain Clarke took charge of the canoes ; while Captain Lewis , with four men , proceeded by land , in hopes of soon putting it beyond a doubt that the river which they were now ascending was the Missouri . The decisive proof was to be ...
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... Captain Clarke with the canoes advanced but slowly ; the rapidity of the current , the quantity of large stones , and the number of shoals and islands , adding exceedingly to the labour of the party . They were greatly cheered , however ...
... Captain Clarke with the canoes advanced but slowly ; the rapidity of the current , the quantity of large stones , and the number of shoals and islands , adding exceedingly to the labour of the party . They were greatly cheered , however ...
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... Captain Lewis perceived with the greatest delight a man on horseback at the distance of two miles coming down the plain towards them . examining him with the glass , Captain Lewis saw that he was of a .different nation from any Indians ...
... Captain Lewis perceived with the greatest delight a man on horseback at the distance of two miles coming down the plain towards them . examining him with the glass , Captain Lewis saw that he was of a .different nation from any Indians ...
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