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History of early steamboat navigation on the Missouri River : life and adventures of Joseph La Barge (1903)

Chittenden, Hiram Martin, 1858-1917 · New York : F.P. Harper · leaf 262

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he Crow country on the Yellow-stone, where the inmates of Fort Cass witnessed thecounterpart of scenes which fell under the eyes of thetraders at Fort McKenzie. It is said, but upon un-certain authority, that the Crows once actually laidsiege to Fort McKenzie, but as they were a friendlytribe to… … ALEXANDER CULBERTSON SMALLPOX AMONG THE BLACKFEET. 229 booty captured from one party found its way directlyto the trading post in the country of the other. The thrilling incidents with which the annals ofFort McKenzie abounded in these early years wouldfill a volume; but we can note only the more…

La Barge, Joseph, 1815-1899 · Ship captains · Steam-navigation · Fur trade · Steamboats

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