Description of a Journey And Visit to the Pawnee Indians Who Live On the Platt

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Description of a Journey And Visit to the Pawnee Indians Who Live On the Platt
Gottlieb F Oehler
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" We next proceeded to the Presbyterian mission- station, about a mile distant, where we were to make our stay, till our preparations for visiting the Pawnees should have been consummated. The mission-houses are pleasantly situated on a high bluff facing the Missouri River, with a bottom prairie about a mile wide from bluff to river. The level on which the houses stand extends about half a mile in the rear, with a gradual ascent, till it meets another line of bluffs rising still higher. The hou...ses were originally enclosed by pickets, which, Description of a Journey and a Visit tn the Pawnee Indians however, are decaying and falling down, and it is probably the intention of the missionaries to remove them altogether, as such fortifications, though they may guard against depreda- tions of the Indians, still have a tendency of creating prej- udices on their part. Our reception at the mission was very cordial, and we had reason for thankfulness to the Lord in providing such kind friends for us.

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