The Literary Magazine, and American Register, Volume 6, Issue 38John Conrad & Company, 1806 |
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Page 68
... Osage , until the United States took possession of Louisiana . R. With the Little Osage only . S. Claim the country within the following limits , viz .: commencing at the mouth of a south branch of the Osage river , called Neangua , and ...
... Osage , until the United States took possession of Louisiana . R. With the Little Osage only . S. Claim the country within the following limits , viz .: commencing at the mouth of a south branch of the Osage river , called Neangua , and ...
Page 69
... Osage formerly resided on the south - west side of the Missouri , near the mouth of Grand river ; but being reduced by continual warfare with their neighbours , were com- pelled to seek the protection of the Great Osage , near whom they ...
... Osage formerly resided on the south - west side of the Missouri , near the mouth of Grand river ; but being reduced by continual warfare with their neighbours , were com- pelled to seek the protection of the Great Osage , near whom they ...
Page 70
... Osage , some , otter , and racoon . O. Skins of the deer , black bear , beaver , otter , racoon , musk - rat , and wolves , buffaloe robes , tallow and grease , bears ' oil , deer and elk tallow , elk skins dressed and in parchment ...
... Osage , some , otter , and racoon . O. Skins of the deer , black bear , beaver , otter , racoon , musk - rat , and wolves , buffaloe robes , tallow and grease , bears ' oil , deer and elk tallow , elk skins dressed and in parchment ...
Page 71
... Osage , Kansas , and Loups . R. With the Panis proper , Saukees , and Renars . S. These are the remnant of the most numerous nation inhabiting the Missouri , when first known to the French . Their ancient and principal village was ...
... Osage , Kansas , and Loups . R. With the Panis proper , Saukees , and Renars . S. These are the remnant of the most numerous nation inhabiting the Missouri , when first known to the French . Their ancient and principal village was ...
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... Osages . Their population is increasing . They are friendly and hospitable to all white persons ; pay great respect and deference to their traders , with whom they are punctual in the payment of their debts . They are , in all respects ...
... Osages . Their population is increasing . They are friendly and hospitable to all white persons ; pay great respect and deference to their traders , with whom they are punctual in the payment of their debts . They are , in all respects ...
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