France and England in North America, Part III: The Discovery of the Great West (1870)
Francis Parkman · English
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France and England in North America, Part III: The Discovery of the Great West (1870)
Francis Parkman · English
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PREFACE. The discovery of the "Great West," or the valleys of the Mississippi and the Lakes, is a portion of our history hitherto very obscure. Those magnificent regions were revealed to the world through a series of daring enterprises, of which the motives and even the incidents have been but partially and superficially known. The chief actor in them wrote much, but printed nothing; and the published writings of his associates stand wofully in need of interpretation from the unpublishe
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