Washington Histo
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- In early pioneer days, intermarriage of the whites and India
- Let us turn our attention first to conditions and developmen
- "The articles forwarded have invariably failed to give
- In the British Columbia Indian system, as we have before sta
- One excellent chapter is devoted to sources of Canadian weal
- a. Seeking united action.
- [86] Those views were carried into effect. The place was reg
- Charlie the chief who accompanied us from our last encampmen
- Continued our route at 3 oclock and put ashore near 7 having
- Three of the freemen belonging to Mr Ogdens party arrived he
- Pickering's message was but a renewal of this recommendation
- 25th. At night with the land wind we weigh'd and stood out t
- In 1852, our wagon train was part of the great migration wes
- The Department of History in the University of Washington ha
- Foggy weather in the morning. Mr Kittson & I set out at 1/2
- Mr Kittson started for the Forks after his men, where he exp
- The Kootenay chiefs with 60 to 80 of his people arrived in t
- Off Cape Townsend the company's vessel _Cadboro'_, Captain S
- The lot of the officers and clerks at the more remote posts
- We were detained by the Tides, which were rapid, from joinin
- [236] Chief Seattle, then a boy of about six years, was undo
- In addition to the above programmes, the allied associations
- Along the Southern Atlantic and the Gulf Coast, in spite of
- In a most suggestive essay on the Problems of Modern Democra
- Some of the horses strayed off in the night, & it was 8 oclo
- Late last night two Indians arrived from Coeur de Alan Porta
- The following year, 1837, witnessed the birth of two girls,
- And now let us come back to our Eliza, the first American wh
- [304] His name is perpetuated by that given to the island ly
- THE BIRDS OF EL PASO COUNTY, COLORADO. By Charles E. H. Aike
- St. John, Lewis H. Present Status and Probable Future of the