A Glance At the Lewis And Clark Expedition
A Glance At the Lewis And Clark Expedition
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Louis embarked carrying with them despatches, reports, and maps prepared by Lewis and Clark, and scientific specimens — "A variety of articles for the President" writes one of the leaders, including stuffed animals, skeletons, horns of mountain sheep, elk and deer; peltries of various kinds; dried plants, Indian curios; tobacco seed; an ear ot Mandan corn; a box of insects, and a "burrowing squirrel, a prairie hen and four magpies, all alive. " It is not stated that the latter were still ali\e ...when and if they reached the White House. We can easily imagine with what passionate interest its learned occupant examined these first fruits of his longfelt scientific curiositx as to the remote and virgin world of the upper Missouri. The Indians among whom the party passed the winter did not fail to respond to the scrupulous fairness and courtesy which it was the definite policy of the expedition to extend to the savages and gave their friendship and what help they could to the explorers. Before the latter set out the\ received a visit from the great chief of the Minnetarees, Le Borgne, an interesting old monster, murderer, thief and drunkard, the wickedest Indian on the Missouri.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Louis embarked carrying with them despatches, reports, and maps prepared by Lewis and Clark, and scientific specimens — "A variety of articles for the President" writes one of the leaders, including stuffed animals, skeletons, horns of mountain sheep, elk and deer; peltries of various kinds; dried plants, Indian curios; tobacco seed; an ear ot Mandan corn; a box of insects, and a "burrowing squirrel, a prairie hen and four magpies, all alive. " It is not stated that the latter were still ali\e ...when and if they reached the White House. We can easily imagine with what passionate interest its learned occupant examined these first fruits of his longfelt scientific curiositx as to the remote and virgin world of the upper Missouri. The Indians among whom the party passed the winter did not fail to respond to the scrupulous fairness and courtesy which it was the definite policy of the expedition to extend to the savages and gave their friendship and what help they could to the explorers. Before the latter set out the\ received a visit from the great chief of the Minnetarees, Le Borgne, an interesting old monster, murderer, thief and drunkard, the wickedest Indian on the Missouri.
What to read after A Glance At the Lewis And Clark Expedition?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grace Flandrau to read onlineMoreLess
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