In Camp on White Bear Island Conflict With Indians, Singular Adventures of the Captains Lewis, and Clarke and Command of the U. S. Soldiers

Excerpt from In Camp on White Bear Island Conflict With Indians, Singular Adventures of the Captains Lewis, and Clarke and Command of the U. S. Soldiers
This Journal must ever retain a high degree of interest, as the account of the first voyage made by Indian or white man, in boats or canoes, stemming the current and rapids of the Missouri by the aid of sails, oars, pole and towline, from the point where it.
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