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Chapter II - The Missouri River
Page 1355 - the missouri river.
Page 1356 - three forks to great falls.
Page 1357 - marias to yellowstone.
Page 1358 - large family of rivers
Page 1359 - and others not specified.
Page 1360 - catalog of tributaries.
Page 1361 - a table of river distances.
Page 1362 - begins at the sources again
Page 1363 - and discusses navigation.
Page 1364 - immensity of mississippi valley.
Page 1365 - a forecast of population.
Page 1366 - reminiscences of the heights.
Page 1367 - begins once more at the forks.
Page 1368 - description of the great falls.
Page 1369 - curiosities of bad lands.
Page 1370 - an ever-renewed interest.
Page 1371 - lonely plains and prairies.
Page 1372 - fate of the elkhorn steeple.
Page 1373 - beaver all along the river.
Page 1374 - stories of the intelligence
Page 1375 - and customs of the beaver.
Page 1376 - a buffalo hunt as a spectacle.
Page 1377 - the yellowstone park region.
Page 1378 - some big medicine places.
Page 1379 - a missouri gorge and flood.
Page 1380 - the renowned chief wanity.
Page 1381 - origin of certain tribes.
Page 1382 - scrap of assiniboin history.
Page 1383 - the grass, the fires and the snow.
Page 1384 - sundry tributary streams
Page 1385 - of the lower missouri.
Page 1386 - the question of priority
Page 1387 - and a more modern view.
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