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... passed through the stupendous gates of the Rocky Mountains , hitherto un- known to white men ; discovered and explored the upper waters of the Columbia , and followed that river down to its mouth , where their countryman , Gray , had ...
... passed through the stupendous gates of the Rocky Mountains , hitherto un- known to white men ; discovered and explored the upper waters of the Columbia , and followed that river down to its mouth , where their countryman , Gray , had ...
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... passed in wild and ex- tensive rovings , in the service of individuals , but more especially of the fur traders . They are generally of French descent , and inherit much of the gayety and lightness of heart of their ancestors , being ...
... passed in wild and ex- tensive rovings , in the service of individuals , but more especially of the fur traders . They are generally of French descent , and inherit much of the gayety and lightness of heart of their ancestors , being ...
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... passed down the river , agreed with that of M'Lellan , M'Kenzie , and their companions , and increased the hope of Mr. Hunt that they might have passed through the wilder- ness with safety . These Indians had a vague story that white ...
... passed down the river , agreed with that of M'Lellan , M'Kenzie , and their companions , and increased the hope of Mr. Hunt that they might have passed through the wilder- ness with safety . These Indians had a vague story that white ...
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