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Page 99
... tion there would be but little doubt that they would engage in the real design when it became necessary to make it known to them , which I should take care to do before I finaly en- gaged them . " Alas for military secrecy ! Clark ...
... tion there would be but little doubt that they would engage in the real design when it became necessary to make it known to them , which I should take care to do before I finaly en- gaged them . " Alas for military secrecy ! Clark ...
Page 178
... friendly Indians . Movement along the shore was not easy , for the Missouri is edged with steep bluffs of hard clay and the shore below was overgrown with thickets and trees . " tion into Latin . Clark , who does not seem.
... friendly Indians . Movement along the shore was not easy , for the Missouri is edged with steep bluffs of hard clay and the shore below was overgrown with thickets and trees . " tion into Latin . Clark , who does not seem.
Page 368
... tion returned a salute of two rounds . Still uncertain who they were , Clark went over with the Frenchmen - who knew some Maha , Pawnee , and Sioux - to meet the Indians on a sand bar in midstream . A little halting conversation ...
... tion returned a salute of two rounds . Still uncertain who they were , Clark went over with the Frenchmen - who knew some Maha , Pawnee , and Sioux - to meet the Indians on a sand bar in midstream . A little halting conversation ...
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Mr Jefferson needs a Secretary | 1 |
The Clarks and the Lewises | 8 |
Lt Clark fights Indians | 25 |
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