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FIRST EXPEDITION-1804. The trading party meets with the" Lewis and Olarke " expedition.-The Americans disliked by the Natives. The Mandans despise beaver hunting.-Kindness of the Natives.-The American officers-The Mandans, as husbandmen.-Alarm in the Mandan camp. SECOND EXPEDITION-1805. 0001 reception by the N atives.- The Kind Old Ohief. Arrival of the Rocky Mountain, or Cm'beaux Indians; grand festivities and speeches.- Difficulties with the Corbeaux; the Old Chief gets the" white men" out of trouble.-Mr. Laroque leaves for the Rocky Mountains. -Origin of the Corbeaux, or Crow Indians; their language.- Splendid harvest.- The return; sufferings in Prairies. SUPPLEMENT TO SECOND EXPEDITION. The Great Festival of the Sun; cruel follies and excesses. Generosity of an Enasa chief.--Enasa hospitality. THIRD EXPEDlTION-1805. A war party of the Missouri Indians.-Death of a runaway slave girl; cruel rejoicings.- Wholesale slaughter of buffalos.-Mr. MacKenzie is abandoned by his men. Terrific snow storm in the prairie; great suffering.
324 CH.A.RLES MACKENZIE FOURTH EXPEDITION-180B. The Hooping-cough among the Indians.-The Oheyenne peace expedition.-The Indian in his home; his domineering pride.-What a "White Ohief" is supposed to be.-Mr. MacKenzie accompanies" Rattle Snake" and leaves with the Oheyennes ; grand reception.- Mode of trading en pipe.-Unexpected arrival of Messrs. Ohaboillez, Henry and Macdonell; Great Men should be seen from a distance.-Grand visit of the Missouri Indians to the Oheyennes ; will it be peace or war ?-The return.
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" REMINISCEN CES " BY THE HONORABLE
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REMINISCENCES 13 whole of my portio
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REMINISOENOES 23 prejudicial to me,
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30 RODERIC MCKENZIE " You will obse
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REMINISOENCES 43 " With this weight
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Appreciation of Quebec. 50 RODERIC
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Lord Selkirk. 52 RODERIC MCKENZIE .
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REMINISCENCES 57 " It is now believ
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62 RODE RIC MCKENZIE G. P. Currency
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64 RODERIC MCKENZIE G. P. Currency.
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66 RODERIC MCKENZIE Brought forward
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LETTERS 71 Bear Lake, he pushed on
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LETTERS 87 several bnnches of leath
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Filial devotion. lJ abitl1tions. To
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Competition. 96 W. F. WENTZEL'S Fro
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LETTERS 99 Ouda-cheece ............
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LETTERS 127 probable issue of retur
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LETTERS 139 .entrusted to me. Six h
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LETTERS 143 successful in their des
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Dear Sir, LETTERS 145 LETTER No. 13
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MR SIMON FRASER JOURNAL OF A VOYAGE
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JOURNAL 173 impassable. The channel
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JOURNAL 175 and to meet us without
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JOURNAL 185 baggage where we found
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JOURNAL 187 camp, we picked up all
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JOURNAL 201 After this unpleasant a
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JOURNAL 219 greatly in want. Having
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LE LAC AU FLAMBEAU 229 ployes d'X Y
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LE LAC AU FLA.MBEAU 243 " suivre ..
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246 F. V. MALHIOT " pour votre Fort
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MR JOHN MCDONNELL 46 SOME ACCOUNT O
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386 CHARLES MACKENZnt So many India
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