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... tribes from the Rocky Mountains brought down horses , bear- grass , quamash , and other commodities of the interior . The merchant fishermen at the falls acted as middle- men or factors , and passed the objects of traffic , as it were ...
... tribes from the Rocky Mountains brought down horses , bear- grass , quamash , and other commodities of the interior . The merchant fishermen at the falls acted as middle- men or factors , and passed the objects of traffic , as it were ...
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... tribes , both north and south of the Columbia , practice it ; but they all speak the Chinook language , and probably originated from the same stock . As far as we can learn , the re- moter tribes , which speak an entirely different ...
... tribes , both north and south of the Columbia , practice it ; but they all speak the Chinook language , and probably originated from the same stock . As far as we can learn , the re- moter tribes , which speak an entirely different ...
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... tribes , and the conse- quence was , increased insolence of deportment , and a disposition to hostility . It was now the fishing season , when the tribes from the northern coast drew into the neighborhood of the Columbia . These were ...
... tribes , and the conse- quence was , increased insolence of deportment , and a disposition to hostility . It was now the fishing season , when the tribes from the northern coast drew into the neighborhood of the Columbia . These were ...
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