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quadgram	frequency
of the united states	115
the mouth of the	91
the hudson bay company	82
at the same time	71
of the rocky mountains	56
at the head of	55
for the purpose of	53
on the part of	53
the head of the	51
in the way of	51
to the united states	49
one of the most	48
the rest of the	48
of the nez perces	44
in charge of the	41
of the hudson bay	41
in consequence of the	39
the edge of the	39
in the course of	38
the greater part of	38
at the mouth of	38
the part of the	38
in the midst of	38
the course of the	38
the northern pacific railroad	37
at the end of	36
the walla walla valley	36
for the first time	35
in front of the	34
on account of the	34
in the direction of	33
on the th of	32
the remainder of the	32
the history of the	32
the arrival of the	32
the indians of the	31
as well as the	30
bank of the river	30
in regard to the	30
frost in the night	30
of one of the	29
the bitter root valley	29
was one of the	29
of the university of	29
is one of the	28
the face of the	28
the foot of the	27
as soon as the	27
west of the cascades	27
the end of the	27
the secretary of war	27
on the other side	26
the bank of the	26
the city of mexico	25
of the pacific northwest	25
to the pacific ocean	25
head chief of the	25
the valley of the	25
side of the river	25
as far as the	24
the banks of the	24
one hundred and fifty	24
part of the day	24
and a half miles	24
in a few minutes	24
the middle of the	24
the hands of the	23
greater part of the	23
the direction of the	23
in the united states	22
the other side of	22
the officers of the	22
of the state of	22
of the northern pacific	22
in a few days	22
a great deal of	22
to the columbia river	22
the top of the	22
weather during the day	22
by the united states	21
at the foot of	21
in rear of the	21
the state of washington	21
from time to time	21
in the walla walla	21
with the exception of	20
army of the potomac	20
to be able to	20
in the vicinity of	20
of the columbia river	20
other side of the	20
in the rocky mountains	20
a quarter of a	19
the line of the	19
the right of the	19
on the right of	19
superintendent of indian affairs	19
the c oe ur	19
we arrived at the	19
is said to be	19
a good deal of	19
mouth of the river	19
it seems to me	18
mile and a half	18
to go to the	18
in addition to the	18
of the cascade mountains	18
one of the men	18
the left of the	18
a mile and a	18
in a short time	18
at the time of	18
the side of the	18
to the secretary of	18
in reference to the	18
of the northern route	18
talk to me about	17
the heart of the	17
on the west side	17
the base of the	17
companies of the th	17
on the south side	17
the united states and	17
to take charge of	17
of the pacific coast	17
the protection of the	17
hundred and fifty miles	17
the whole of the	17
on the pacific coast	17
and many of the	17
under the command of	17
that he did not	17
and at the same	17
the indians and the	17
the character of the	17
in advance of the	17
on one of the	17
commissioner of indian affairs	17
the university of washington	17
the fact that the	17
the close of the	17
a visit to the	17
the opposite side of	17
quarter of a mile	16
early in the morning	16
in the pacific northwest	16
of the nez perce	16
in a state of	16
it would have been	16
the west side of	16
by one of the	16
sharp frost in the	16
of the th infantry	16
for the sake of	16
in view of the	16
that the united states	16
in our volume vi	16
on the opposite side	16
on his way to	16
the vicinity of the	16
the bottom of the	16
to the mouth of	16
rain in the night	16
the walla walla council	16
the chief of the	16
that it would be	16
a portion of the	16
the fact that he	15
in the shape of	15
the name of the	15
in the mean time	15
the people of the	15
of the lewis and	15
of the treaty of	15
on their way to	15
in the hands of	15
and on the th	15
in honor of the	15
for a long time	15
in the spring of	15
men employed as yesterday	15
the gentlemen of the	15
and in a few	15
a part of the	15
as one of the	15
on both sides of	15
a few days later	15
on the bank of	15
the american historical association	15
for the benefit of	15
as soon as possible	15
the lewis and clark	15
the nez perce country	15
the army of the	15
in the middle of	15
opposite side of the	15
to the number of	15
we came to a	15
to the pacific coast	14
in the morning and	14
lewis and clark expedition	14
members of the party	14
two and a half	14
the evening of the	14
the latter part of	14
on the evening of	14
west side of the	14
force of the enemy	14
in a letter to	14
the government of the	14
was not to be	14
in the face of	14
of the indians of	14
two companies of the	14
a member of the	14
was a man of	14
the afternoon of the	14
came to california in	14
on the banks of	14
the th of july	14
two hundred and fifty	14
a large number of	14
of the fact that	14
of the american historical	14
came to oregon in	14
the camp of the	14
to the kettle falls	13
from the fact that	13
across the rocky mountains	13
a mile from the	13
to the top of	13
of the great father	13
the plains of the	13
on the north side	13
in spite of the	13
this part of the	13
at the age of	13
history of the pacific	13
under the charge of	13
that part of the	13
on the left of	13
for the time being	13
that it was a	13
in one of the	13
by way of the	13
of oregon and washington	13
one hundred and twenty	13
proceeded on our journey	13
the governor and his	13
the morning of the	13
some of the men	13
he came to california	13
to take care of	13
of the inland passage	13
and it was not	13
battle of james island	13
the site of the	13
to the fact that	13
the battle of chantilly	13
part of the country	13
in the presence of	13
of an indian agent	13
the indians in the	13
as soon as he	13
the work of the	13
the center of the	13
tell me about that	13
the midst of a	13
and one of the	12
on the following day	12
a great number of	12
on the morning of	12
the territory of washington	12
east of the cascade	12
on the afternoon of	12
branch of the american	12
coast branch of the	12
east of the mountains	12
the sides of the	12
the head of his	12
in the valley of	12
the indians on the	12
a day or two	12
late in the afternoon	12
of the american board	12
as a matter of	12
the condition of the	12
for more than a	12
went back to the	12
the north west company	12
for the use of	12
the beginning of the	12
pacific coast branch of	12
the centre of the	12
in the willamette valley	12
it was not a	12
the rocky mountains and	12
at the rate of	12
the headwaters of the	12
the washington historical quarterly	12
the south side of	12
the entrance of the	12
part of the men	12
to the sandwich islands	12
the charge of the	12
chief of the nez	12
one of the first	12
of the indian war	12
the treaty of ghent	12
the shores of the	12
to attend the council	12
the next day we	12
recollections of an indian	12
did not want to	12
he would have been	12
and in the evening	12
both sides of the	12
encamped in the evening	12
in the center of	11
to be sent to	11
in the neighborhood of	11
of some of the	11
the midst of the	11
indians of puget sound	11
and the united states	11
mouth of the columbia	11
the value of the	11
an officer of the	11
to me about your	11
the crossing of the	11
since i have been	11
the head chief of	11
a trip to the	11
travis gully and his	11
all parts of the	11
to the rocky mountains	11
the department of the	11
the completion of the	11
lost no time in	11
i want you to	11
of the territory of	11
i have no doubt	11
the surface of the	11
that it was not	11
the remainder of his	11
a man of great	11
journals of the lewis	11
the members of the	11
on the columbia river	11
a number of the	11
one of the finest	11
and went into camp	11
of the walla walla	11
and a number of	11
a view of the	11
the th new york	11
the th and th	11
west of the rocky	11
of the cascade range	11
with a party of	11
is not to be	11
on the coast survey	11
the time of the	11
in command of the	11
in the history of	11
in behalf of the	11
edge of the woods	11
will be able to	11
the rocky mountains to	11
in connection with the	11
the friendly nez perces	11
to the walla walla	11
under cover of the	11
the use of the	11
of the th michigan	11
of the country and	11
in the evening at	11
one of the best	10
the united states in	10
the importance of the	10
in the upper country	10
he was going to	10
was in charge of	10
any part of the	10
one of the largest	10
that there was no	10
journal of john work	10
under the protection of	10
the fire of the	10
the waters of the	10
of one hundred and	10
the columbia river and	10
of lewis and clark	10
the entrance to the	10
in which he was	10
that it was the	10
the development of the	10
a few days after	10
in the matter of	10
in the centre of	10
the nez perce chiefs	10
original journals of the	10
and to washington in	10
the benefit of the	10
are to be seen	10
on the other hand	10
that they were not	10
the spirit of the	10
after a march of	10
to the nez perce	10
the valley of mexico	10
the interest of the	10
that he could not	10
out of the woods	10
the presence of the	10
placed in charge of	10
between them and the	10
and the hudson bay	10
the attention of the	10
that he had no	10
for half an hour	10
the end of a	10
for a few moments	10
as a part of	10
there was not a	10
the front of the	10
the most of the	10
the terms of the	10
some time in the	10
the united states to	10
in contact with the	10
the command of the	10
gully and his wife	10
rest of the party	10
indians east of the	10
the opening of the	10
of the men were	10
in the night and	10
she did not want	10
the secretary of the	10
of the white man	10
the level of the	10
to be seen in	10
the result of the	10
sure as you live	10
the appearance of the	9
the story of the	9
as much as possible	9
late in the evening	9
forepart of the day	9
he was in the	9
the rim of the	9
boy scouts in the	9
washington university state historical	9
be it further enacted	9
that they had been	9
but at the same	9
head of the column	9
the point where the	9
to the great father	9
along the bank of	9
battle of bull run	9
had been sent to	9
blowing fresh from the	9
we were compelled to	9
to return to the	9
the columbia river to	9
the way of a	9
it was impossible to	9
we were obliged to	9
had it not been	9
of the coast survey	9
of the upper country	9
in the case of	9
the bulk of the	9
a short history of	9
the advance of the	9
at the present time	9
the washington university state	9
we came to the	9
in case of an	9
and th new york	9
quarters of a mile	9
in consequence of a	9
the provisions of the	9
for the most part	9
as well as to	9
on the th and	9
at the edge of	9
as a result of	9
to the foot of	9
the commissioner of indian	9
it is not the	9
in a great measure	9
in the city of	9
the position of the	9
the approach of the	9
the construction of the	9
the departure of the	9
three quarters of a	9
at the battle of	9
by some of the	9
the top of a	9
the little river pike	9
as if he had	9
set to work to	9
the report of the	9
the bitter root river	9
the action of the	9
on each side of	9
i do not know	9
mild weather during the	9
of the th pennsylvania	9
a large portion of	9
it was not until	9
not be able to	9
of the bitter root	9
general scott and staff	9
the forepart of the	9
on the edge of	9
of those who had	9
encamped for the night	9
in charge of fort	9
the united states government	9
to the bitter root	9
at fort walla walla	9
may be said to	9
it will be a	9
each side of the	9
in relation to the	9
government of the united	9
it is difficult to	9
the indians of puget	9
a herd of buffalo	9
at the hands of	9
the body of the	9
have the honor to	9
the men employed as	9
the friends of the	9
the secretary of state	9
do not want to	9
some of the horses	9
the establishment of the	9
the night of the	9
in half an hour	9
gentlemen of the party	9
the north side of	9
had been able to	9
university state historical society	9
on the th the	9
it was necessary to	9
proceeded up the river	9
early in the afternoon	9
the men who had	9
the nez perces were	9
the exploration of the	9
south side of the	9
the last of the	9
in the heart of	9
between the united states	9
make the best of	9
at the base of	9
under the direction of	9
the balance of the	9
narrative in our volume	9
and be it further	9
about half a mile	9
knowledge of the country	9
it was to be	9
the next morning the	9
the lower end of	9
at walla walla council	9
at the walla walla	9
the shape of a	9
for a short time	9
seems to have been	9
it was too late	9
east of the cascades	9
of the missouri river	9
of the red river	9
in the evening the	9
is said to have	8
on the east side	8
the right and left	8
into the heart of	8
chief of the cuyuses	8
into the hands of	8
his return to the	8
in the form of	8
the remains of the	8
and the rest of	8
to and from the	8
the upper end of	8
that he was a	8
and that he would	8
to be the case	8
on the way to	8
a large force of	8
above the mouth of	8
the ground in front	8
afternoon of the th	8
two or three days	8
the rear of the	8
to be found in	8
that he had been	8
on the ground of	8
this side of the	8
of the men employed	8
the coming of the	8
there has been a	8
north side of the	8
the back of the	8
so that it was	8
to the north and	8
under the influence of	8
hour and a half	8
at an early hour	8
was found to be	8
the other end of	8
the teaching of history	8
of the engineer company	8
ground in front of	8
on the th we	8
in the state of	8
growing vegetables west of	8
the country through which	8
have been able to	8
i do not want	8
i do not wish	8
was the first to	8
of lewis and clarke	8
with a force of	8
daylight the next morning	8
the united states was	8
and south of the	8
a large band of	8
the fact of the	8
that the indians were	8
jack and his father	8
the manner in which	8
it is in the	8
between the indians and	8
him that he had	8
arrived in the evening	8
the shore of the	8
be found in the	8
and some of them	8
part of the territory	8
head of his class	8
to break up the	8
the back of a	8
to the end of	8
evening of the th	8
vegetables west of the	8
on the side of	8
he was about to	8
where we found a	8
the service of the	8
in oregon and washington	8
of a mile from	8
full view of the	8
west of the mountains	8
i do not think	8
to the blackfoot council	8
in the winter of	8
for a few minutes	8
on the eastern side	8
to return to their	8
that he had not	8
in sight of the	8
it would be a	8
the fatigues of the	8
the indians did not	8
morning of the th	8
she did not know	8
a little to the	8
their way to the	8
it not been for	8
the territory of oregon	8
as soon as we	8
as sure as you	8
a little more than	8
one half of the	8
a branch of the	8
in the fact that	8
the eyes of the	8
a man and a	8
for the protection of	8
of the man who	8
the foot of a	8
president tyler and secretary	8
the crest of the	8
of which he had	8
on the top of	8
indians of the upper	8
to the extent of	8
not being able to	8
which he had been	8
the nez perces and	8
the lower part of	8
in the university of	8
with a grizzly bear	8
to the history of	8
from the united states	8
i have the honor	8
before the arrival of	8
and many of them	8
a large body of	8
on our journey at	8
go back to the	8
at the bottom of	8
mouth of the judith	8
the spot where the	8
said to have been	8
in the bitter root	8
of the th highlanders	8
of the upper columbia	8
the cause of the	8
a few of the	8
old fort walla walla	8
the case of the	8
this portion of the	8
so as to get	8
the university of california	8
so far as i	8
the scene of the	8
put a stop to	8
and some of the	8
it was determined to	8
that i did not	8
the roaring of the	8
we proceeded up the	8
about one hundred and	8
war chief of the	8
by the name of	8
on the borders of	8
for a number of	8
the stars and stripes	8
one of the party	8
one of our men	8
the american fur company	8
of the cerro gordo	7
indians of the columbia	7
the neighborhood of the	7
the united states service	7
the removal of the	7
other parts of the	7
the depth of the	7
the upper waters of	7
brought up the rear	7
to the present time	7
to the command of	7
of the indians in	7
the point of the	7
as soon as i	7
the capital of the	7
he is a man	7
as soon as you	7
he said at last	7
the mountains to the	7
of the sound and	7
the right bank of	7
of the arrival of	7
may be able to	7
the university of wisconsin	7
the bitter root mountains	7
by lewis and clark	7
in about an hour	7
chums after big game	7
the location of the	7
and those of the	7
in the latter part	7
with the rest of	7
to the camp of	7
on the plains of	7
narrative of a journey	7
the indians at the	7
but she did not	7
must have been a	7
the summit of the	7
in the first place	7
history of the united	7
if they had been	7
to the value of	7
there would be no	7
the force of the	7
that she did not	7
by means of a	7
base of the mountains	7
the bois de sioux	7
a little below the	7
on the face of	7
a hole in the	7
the left bank of	7
the general and his	7
he shook his head	7
with the view to	7
which are to be	7
the mississippi river to	7
he was obliged to	7
when we arrived at	7
as will be seen	7
about half an hour	7
the men were employed	7
the borders of the	7
foggy in the morning	7
it might have been	7
this is the only	7
more than a mile	7
the falls of the	7
governor and his party	7
awaiting the arrival of	7
the historian of the	7
more than any other	7
other end of the	7
the manassas gap railroad	7
hundred yards of the	7
it is impossible to	7
two to three weeks	7
down the river to	7
oclock and encamped at	7
the following morning the	7
to be in the	7
the man who had	7
he was able to	7
of the mouth of	7
in some of the	7
in the eyes of	7
a chief of the	7
it is said that	7
in his power to	7
from the rocky mountains	7
reviewed by edward mcmahon	7
it was a beautiful	7
the improvement of the	7
with the information that	7
a long time to	7
of the most beautiful	7
the peace of the	7
half an hour later	7
in the civil war	7
man and a woman	7
of the oregon volunteers	7
said to be the	7
the lower pend oreilles	7
to some of the	7
so far as she	7
to one of the	7
to go back to	7
i went to the	7
in the afternoon the	7
in the edge of	7
the success of the	7
in the evening we	7
with the view of	7
the title of the	7
that it might be	7
that he would not	7
the payment of the	7
on the following morning	7
with some of the	7
the discovery of the	7
to enable them to	7
at the gully home	7
in a few moments	7
ride to save oregon	7
did not seem to	7
home of his own	7
the indians east of	7
of the people of	7
the sound of the	7
at a loss to	7
front of the fort	7
miles from camp we	7
a considerable number of	7
on the night of	7
to each of the	7
of the enemy was	7
it is to be	7
would have to be	7
indians west of the	7
to get rid of	7
end of the portage	7
the first time in	7
the question of the	7
left bank of the	7
but he did not	7
main range of the	7
a home of his	7
over the rocky mountains	7
with the hudson bay	7
one and a half	7
could not have been	7
of the st massachusetts	7
in the summer of	7
character of the country	7
for which he was	7
in the indian war	7
beyond the rocky mountains	7
of the th of	7
made up his mind	7
one of the boats	7
of the right wing	7
in the light of	7
the man on the	7
are to be found	7
to the side of	7
it is believed that	7
teaching of history in	7
in the hope of	7
fertility of the soil	7
outdoor chums after big	7
the outdoor chums after	7
up and down the	7
a number of years	7
the pacific coast branch	7
and arrived at the	7
the size of the	7
to get away from	7
a journey across the	7
shall be able to	7
the needs of the	7
the execution of the	7
the region of the	7
with which they were	7
the influence of the	7
the th of august	7
gully and his family	7
in a few years	7
so that he could	7
it will be seen	7
journey across the rocky	7
were on their way	7
to the gully home	7
banks of the river	7
oclock and arrived at	7
there was a great	7
the owner of the	7
the duty of the	7
he came to oregon	7
and the next morning	7
of the party who	7
the exception of the	7
i am going to	7
portion of the country	7
keen frost in the	7
the rank and file	7
country west of the	7
he knew that the	7
are said to be	7
there is no doubt	7
to the right of	7
the next day the	7
not in the least	7
to the left and	7
by means of which	7
was to be seen	7
the first of the	7
of the army of	7
the strength of the	7
there is not a	7
a new vancouver journal	7
cover of the bushes	7
with the loss of	7
the possibilities of the	7
the progress of the	7
there was scarcely a	7
to make the best	7
that they should be	7
our journey at oclock	7
of the men who	7
miles from the fort	7
and was obliged to	7
the rays of the	7
just in time to	7
by far the most	7
he was trying to	7
as the result of	7
there was plenty of	7
in the service of	7
had no time to	7
journey across the plains	7
as far as possible	7
the future of the	7
of a journey across	7
from one of the	6
to protect them from	6
along the banks of	6
within a few feet	6
the light of the	6
and in the afternoon	6
take charge of the	6
into the yakima country	6
portion of the territory	6
and one half miles	6
to the indian bureau	6
there can be no	6
of the condition of	6
treatment of the indians	6
the heads of the	6
looked upon as a	6
that he was going	6
the next morning we	6
growing out of the	6
with which it was	6
that he was not	6
the end of his	6
it would seem that	6
on the day of	6
the indian title to	6
information as to the	6
of the city of	6
for the express purpose	6
mississippi to the pacific	6
the sources of the	6
on the sides of	6
he would have to	6
there was nothing to	6
came out of the	6
a letter from mr	6
to remain in the	6
on a small stream	6
the nez perce camp	6
the ridge of the	6
and after a march	6
friends of the whites	6
at the upper end	6
above the level of	6
the st massachusetts cavalry	6
part of the indians	6
the interests of the	6
of the regular officers	6
and the remainder of	6
a short distance from	6
from the mississippi to	6
he was unable to	6
one side of the	6
the columbia to the	6
and returned to the	6
took great interest in	6
is known as the	6
on our way to	6
about the middle of	6
a little above the	6
ground was covered with	6
that a party of	6
seasons of the year	6
war on the sound	6
northwest coast of america	6
to give you a	6
the express purpose of	6
had the pleasure of	6
the way of trade	6
from the standpoint of	6
about a mile and	6
to give up the	6
to listen to the	6
it is doubtful if	6
to sign the treaty	6
of the oregon territory	6
the arrival of mr	6
of the oregon trail	6
the commencement of the	6
at the last moment	6
of about one hundred	6
the united states had	6
was a member of	6
he was one of	6
the following letter to	6
part of the state	6
the woods on the	6
we passed through a	6
to the blue mountains	6
and there was a	6
in this part of	6
the services of the	6
of his young men	6
of the next day	6
the walla walla river	6
their arrival at the	6
the excitement of the	6
looked at each other	6
the mississippi to the	6
was sent to the	6
of the enemy were	6
man on the couch	6
at that time the	6
on the right and	6
the men who were	6
a citizen of the	6
that he might be	6
laws of the united	6
north and south of	6
order that they might	6
the weather was very	6
to one hundred and	6
left in charge of	6
from the head of	6
on the opposite shore	6
the cause of his	6
by the treaty of	6
return to their homes	6
river to puget sound	6
did not attempt to	6
from vera cruz to	6
we encamped in the	6
the occupation of the	6
the fertility of the	6
he looked at her	6
the circumstances of the	6
the strait of fuca	6
about one hundred miles	6
of the modoc war	6
of the mississippi river	6
i shall be able	6
sat down to a	6
terms of the treaty	6
a history of the	6
in search of the	6
so as to be	6
a reconnoissance of the	6
half a mile distant	6
the water in the	6
the indian land question	6
on the right bank	6
that he was the	6
the war of the	6
the rest of us	6
of the white people	6
in order that he	6
future of the indians	6
the history of oregon	6
for the improvement of	6
the building of the	6
the death of his	6
the nez perce indians	6
the results of his	6
to carry out the	6
the hand of the	6
at the same place	6
in favor of the	6
the owners of the	6
the pacific northwest and	6
on the northern route	6
i am glad to	6
season of the year	6
into a state of	6
and return to the	6
upper waters of the	6
with a view to	6
second battle of bull	6
on the ground that	6
he went to the	6
the women and children	6
on account of his	6
a little past oclock	6
for one of the	6
and there was no	6
and it would be	6
the present state of	6
about a hundred yards	6
the way in which	6
the return of the	6
at the top of	6
in the interest of	6
of the c oe	6
a few hundred yards	6
in the nature of	6
a few days ago	6
feet above the level	6
after an absence of	6
the breaking out of	6
the whole length of	6
for a long distance	6
to be followed by	6
the details of the	6
to make up for	6
journey at oclock and	6
it will be remembered	6
article of the treaty	6
for two or three	6
two of the men	6
that he was in	6
in a matter of	6
sent out by the	6
to be in a	6
into the united states	6
it is expected that	6
than that of the	6
so that they may	6
united states and great	6
they were in the	6
people of the united	6
and encamped on the	6
to the left of	6
men who had been	6
rocky mountain fur company	6
was not at all	6
the western slope of	6
the roar of the	6
their way through the	6
as superintendent of indian	6
the rocky mountain fur	6
the th connecticut and	6
the next two days	6
to be used in	6
by the indians of	6
at the university of	6
chief of the yakimas	6
arrived on the th	6
the state of the	6
she could not see	6
beyond the reach of	6
at a time when	6
shore of the sound	6
snow in the night	6
the faces of the	6
feet apart in rows	6
with a loss of	6
some of them were	6
of the young men	6
the ground was covered	6
the laws of the	6
a few feet of	6
off to the forks	6
a good many indians	6
to keep them in	6
to the nez perces	6
upper end of the	6
the men of the	6
of the death of	6
two or three times	6
the next few days	6
the life of the	6
the great bulk of	6
on the northwest coast	6
he was a member	6
a war party of	6
is the same as	6
in the same manner	6
in a canoe with	6
to be on the	6
gun and camera club	6
some of them are	6
at the entrance of	6
hundred feet above the	6
that one of the	6
within a few miles	6
hudson bay company and	6
which they had been	6
indians on the sound	6
the object of the	6
a large amount of	6
of history in the	6
i returned to the	6
on the headwaters of	6
is going to be	6
made an early start	6
in his efforts to	6
be seen in the	6
the main range of	6
from the great father	6
at the distance of	6
western slope of the	6
as they came up	6
states and great britain	6
with the main party	6
in the afternoon we	6
it must have been	6
was placed in charge	6
in rows feet apart	6
appears to be a	6
there would be a	6
but there was no	6
where they had been	6
with a view of	6
a glimpse of the	6
a few minutes later	6
rocky mountains to the	6
a treaty of peace	6
the trip to the	6
in consequence of which	6
the passes of the	6
below the mouth of	6
he returned to the	6
the man who was	6
parts of the country	6
it would not be	6
adventure with a grizzly	6
and went to the	6
that there was a	6
it was not till	6
settlement of the country	6
and in case of	6
the life of a	6
of the two powers	6
of the history of	6
such a man as	6
to that of the	6
the reach of the	6
an article on the	6
not been for the	6
remember me to all	6
most of the day	6
an hour and a	6
feet above the sea	6
to those of the	6
to any part of	6
the height of the	6
the possession of the	6
were sent off to	6
to interfere with the	6
the bank of a	6
not want to go	6
that portion of the	6
miles above its mouth	6
at a short distance	6
the lives of the	6
captain lee and lieutenant	6
whole length of the	6
in the inland passage	6
that the enemy had	6
in which he had	6
the majority of the	6
right bank of the	6
the organization of the	6
hundred yards from the	6
a description of the	6
the views of the	6
in order that they	6
the river to the	6
to treat with the	6
the same time a	6
to the rear of	6
in order to give	6
the rest of his	6
in the evening to	6
to the right and	6
would be willing to	6
at the conclusion of	6
of the secretary of	6
that there would be	6
with little or no	6
of any of the	6
he was a man	6
the east side of	6
near the mouth of	6
the greater portion of	6
mouth of the yellowstone	6
a study of the	6
out of the question	6
to take part in	6
and one or two	6
the scene of action	6
in the meantime the	6
on the th day	6
officers of the army	6
to cross the mountains	6
the shelter of the	6
there would have been	6
canoe and the saddle	6
as far as i	6
in the interior of	6
in a manner that	5
the reclamation of the	5
the result of his	5
in proclaiming martial law	5
and a portion of	5
for the safety of	5
the coeur de alan	5
the topography of the	5
the united states must	5
of the flathead indians	5
about a quarter of	5
of indian affairs for	5
a knowledge of the	5
him into the gorges	5
face of the country	5
be no difficulty in	5
made ready for the	5
on the western slope	5
and the nez perces	5
the meaning of the	5
the writer of this	5
alexandria and orange court	5
to the house and	5
the same time he	5
of water on the	5
in order to make	5
and hurl him into	5
to be the most	5
in an eminent degree	5
provisions of this act	5
its way to the	5
large portion of the	5
came in contact with	5
i have been in	5
mustered into the united	5
in the territory of	5
in the nez perce	5
some eight or ten	5
of a long journey	5
very much pleased with	5
sense of the word	5
of isaac ingalls stevens	5
three hundred and fifty	5
of wind from the	5
the th day of	5
more than a thousand	5
look on his face	5
history of the state	5
nothing to do with	5
get away from this	5
of the puget sound	5
the th of november	5
and was one of	5
way in which he	5
the present city of	5
and probable future of	5
a mile to the	5
of the indians was	5
middle of the day	5
of the state government	5
had no intention of	5
but it was not	5
his return from the	5
the instructions of the	5
the plano del rio	5
the state of missouri	5
for a few days	5
for want of food	5
south of the line	5
gorges of the mountains	5
pend oreilles and koo	5
of the territory and	5
reached the vicinity of	5
in the work of	5
even some of the	5
the defense of the	5
up the columbia to	5
willing to go on	5
on the point of	5
order that he might	5
born in new york	5
to provide for the	5
fork of the platte	5
in our volume v	5
about a dozen of	5
main divide of the	5
to do with it	5
to pass the winter	5
some of the nez	5
by the hand of	5
battle of cerro gordo	5
the incidents of the	5
the main divide of	5
it may be said	5
the sale of intoxicating	5
relating to indian land	5
the source of the	5
until the th of	5
the prosecution of the	5
wife and little ones	5
got out of the	5
be said to be	5
sitting on the ground	5
whose duty it was	5
th and th new	5
for the purposes of	5
could not be expected	5
latter part of the	5
the nez perces indians	5
per cent goes to	5
to go to their	5
was more or less	5
hurl him into the	5
of the far west	5
in valley of mexico	5
of the war debt	5
of the main party	5
masters of the wilderness	5
but she could not	5
the following day the	5
themselves on the ground	5
beautiful sheet of water	5
i shall endeavor to	5
returned to the fort	5
it is a fact	5
the thoughts of the	5
cent goes to the	5
going to be a	5
the indians for their	5
the purposes of the	5
when we came to	5
would be necessary to	5
at port royal ferry	5
the time of his	5
the fort on the	5
the movements of the	5
the road from the	5
on the line of	5
in case of need	5
miles distant from the	5
by the hands of	5
the second day after	5
it was decided to	5
as an act of	5
soon as he could	5
driving in the river	5
from the time of	5
four and a half	5
half a mile wide	5
the form of a	5
as that of the	5
violation of this law	5
divide of the rocky	5
topography of the country	5
of the house of	5
late in the season	5
during the remainder of	5
this sort of thing	5
turned out to be	5
and i have been	5
the united states for	5
a great variety of	5
the governor decided to	5
to keep out of	5
she looked up at	5
and the great father	5
heat of the sun	5
historical society of oregon	5
to do with the	5
and orange court house	5
the northwest coast of	5
the chiefs of the	5
the advent of the	5
that it would not	5
northern boundary of the	5
of the officers of	5
and they did not	5
by reason of the	5
on a visit to	5
of the exploration of	5
and that they had	5
down the river and	5
the outdoor chums on	5
in all parts of	5
in readiness for the	5
to be wondered at	5
an hour or two	5
to have been a	5
tribes of the upper	5
addressed them as follows	5
the large number of	5
a great part of	5
embarked at oclock and	5
to the war and	5
the subject of the	5
came in view of	5
the flank of the	5
in the management of	5
be seen from the	5
in full view of	5
they were to be	5
at the expense of	5
peace of the country	5
as they had been	5
took an active part	5
did not have to	5
the heat of the	5
the river in the	5
between fort benton and	5
the northern boundary of	5
in response to this	5
the appearance of a	5
of the indian tribes	5
this was the case	5
cuyuses and walla wallas	5
of the value of	5
i did not know	5
at the kettle falls	5
as he did so	5
it is well to	5
it can be done	5
on the same reservation	5
friday weather as yesterday	5
to say that he	5
to make use of	5
at oclock and encamped	5
awaited the arrival of	5
it was found that	5
not been accustomed to	5
he had come to	5
he did not seem	5
the country west of	5
lee and lieutenant tower	5
of port royal ferry	5
to do my duty	5
in the field of	5
in the early days	5
the reader is referred	5
had a right to	5
was going to be	5
seems to have had	5
and secretary of state	5
they would have been	5
the cultivation of the	5
of the pacific ocean	5
the first time i	5
the country and the	5
we made a noon	5
to the spot where	5
of the whole army	5
if you want to	5
commerce of the prairies	5
nothing to do but	5
to the shore of	5
the president and secretary	5
given to the public	5
in the forepart of	5
the health of the	5
the whole matter was	5
three miles from the	5
there is also a	5
that they might be	5
the camp in the	5
the puget sound region	5
three or four days	5
olympia on the th	5
the day of the	5
that the nez perces	5
there was but one	5
most of the time	5
to the north of	5
made a noon camp	5
we are now in	5
the last few days	5
man behind the scenes	5
for the nez perces	5
the man behind the	5
some of the best	5
was a matter of	5
the office of the	5
it is due to	5
have a chance to	5
short history of a	5
came out to meet	5
made up my mind	5
two companies of volunteers	5
the way to the	5
to the arrival of	5
one of the oldest	5
by the hudson bay	5
sent off to the	5
by the time the	5
of a number of	5
the indian war debt	5
in the evening encamped	5
the spot where we	5
in one of these	5
early the next morning	5
falling into our hands	5
he seems to be	5
those who wish to	5
little more than a	5
on puget sound and	5
head of his column	5
the canoe and the	5
as quickly as possible	5
spirit of the times	5
the massacre of the	5
of the d artillery	5
column of the enemy	5
the indians to the	5
secretary of the interior	5
an immense amount of	5
outdoor chums on the	5
the edge of a	5
of horses and cattle	5
the horses were brought	5
bay company and the	5
a year or two	5
st south carolina artillery	5
of the st artillery	5
cultivation of the soil	5
him out of the	5
of the scientific corps	5
to tell the truth	5
the gorges of the	5
in pursuit of the	5
to the condition of	5
along the edge of	5
the whites and indians	5
on the history of	5
of john quincy adams	5
to the west and	5
in the same way	5
flatheads and pend oreilles	5
half an hour after	5
the great northern railroad	5
i feel that i	5
the results of the	5
it was on the	5
a party of twenty	5
with the indians in	5
and this was the	5
in regard to their	5
it is said to	5
or a short history	5
the transportation of the	5
between it and the	5
the first day of	5
but it did not	5
five or six miles	5
i want to see	5
several of the men	5
in the oregon country	5
bank of the columbia	5
historical society university station	5
you will get the	5
that there is a	5
side of the road	5
five miles from the	5
earlier in the day	5
see our volume xix	5
and sent to the	5
ned and the aeroplane	5
the end of this	5
fort benton and walla	5
if he had been	5
cut him off from	5
hundred and thirty miles	5
part of the world	5
that we could not	5
you may be sure	5
within a hundred yards	5
it was a great	5
a break in the	5
total number of indians	5
the descendants of the	5
she shook her head	5
just as he was	5
some snow in the	5
four companies of the	5
with regard to the	5
daughters and two sons	5
in the minds of	5
the house of representatives	5
the terrors of the	5
and she did not	5
and she could not	5
in the indian country	5
what is known as	5
at the request of	5
cold weather during the	5
the survey of the	5
took the place of	5
different parts of the	5
in the habit of	5
road between fort benton	5
to the vicinity of	5
of two or three	5
it is probable that	5
tyler and secretary webster	5
how did you get	5
for the establishment of	5
half of the nez	5
are now in the	5
from the mississippi river	5
in one of his	5
i should like to	5
by many of the	5
the midst of his	5
was made in the	5
for the transportation of	5
in the indian service	5
his plans for the	5
to assist in the	5
doing in the way	5
in speaking of the	5
the days of the	5
westward of the stony	5
the treaty was then	5
i was obliged to	5
with the indians at	5
talk the matter over	5
we might as well	5
information in regard to	5
in which i was	5
to the assistance of	5
far as the eye	5
and that it was	5
the pend oreilles and	5
lost sight of the	5
knew that it was	5
the head of a	5
orange court house railroad	5
were killed or wounded	5
of going to the	5
governor of the territory	5
driven into the ground	5
the historical society of	5
from the columbia river	5
have a talk with	5
his wife and children	5
the land in the	5
i could not but	5
for a chance to	5
on the ground in	5
by the direct route	5
the lateness of the	5
an account of the	5
i have been very	5
that we had to	5
the conditions under which	5
at the other end	5
to enable him to	5
two miles from the	5
the inland passage to	5
into the gorges of	5
farther to the left	5
the yellowstone national park	5
few days after the	5
that it is not	5
of the gros ventres	5
in search of a	5
a matter of course	5
base of the mountain	5
a very short time	5
fact that he was	5
me that he had	5
if there was a	5
out of the way	5
in accordance with the	5
from the walla walla	5
west of the mississippi	5
was due to the	5
in the spirit of	5
on the arrival of	5
might be able to	5
vera cruz to mexico	5
hundred and fifty feet	5
the nature of the	5
and had to be	5
of the following day	5
the passing of the	5
a small party of	5
as soon as it	5
of washington and oregon	5
coeur de alan portage	5
the preparation of the	5
that it will be	5
the west and north	5
the men employed cutting	5
the lake of the	5
a fine view of	5
a few years ago	5
the nez perces to	5
with the united states	5
was known as the	5
he took great pains	5
they were ready to	5
we were on the	5
the superintendent of the	5
the faith of the	5
the president of the	5
and seemed to be	5
of the commissioner of	5
and the columbia river	5
the country from the	5
to the war department	5
it was reported that	5
history of a long	5
in the act of	5
the efforts of the	5
about the same time	5
they were obliged to	5
in addition to these	5
a company of the	5
small portion of the	5
the command of captain	5
i wish i could	5
returned to the house	5
on the floor of	5
to washington territory in	5
to do justice to	5
west of the cascade	5
from the effects of	5
papers relating to indian	5
the indians west of	5
as a member of	5
the conquest of the	5
no doubt that the	5
to indian land question	5
will have to be	5
fine view of the	5
benton and walla walla	5
a few miles of	5
battle of buena vista	5
to give them a	5
the gulf of mexico	5
the best i can	5
a pinch of snuff	5
great bulk of the	5
general stevens and staff	5
in order to get	5
of the indians and	5
of the members of	5
view of the country	5
that the enemy was	5
is a man of	5
in the discharge of	5
what was going on	5
take part in the	5
what do you want	5
and that he had	5
in the fall of	5
in the open air	5
the extent of the	5
to come to the	5
came to a halt	5
that it is the	5
society university station seattle	5
much pleased with the	5
but a few hundred	5
seems to me that	5
right as far as	5
at the crossing of	5
face to face with	5
he realized that he	5
as he had been	5
well with the child	5
fatigues of the day	5
he was forced to	5
lower end of the	5
from those of the	5
there seems to be	5
the minds of the	5
capital of the territory	5
little breeze of wind	5
in the morning of	5
the war on the	5
the eastern boundary of	5
to the people of	5
lower part of the	5
in the rear of	5
back to the old	5
companies of the d	5
for the reason that	5
came to an anchor	5
the indians in their	5
there was no need	5
at the risk of	5
it will be observed	5
of the rainy season	5
it would be well	5
informed us that the	5
the university of oregon	5
the home of the	5
in our volume vii	5
come in contact with	5
on the high ground	5
it was in the	5
indians in the pacific	5
crossing the bitter roots	5
free as the wind	5
did not appear to	5
in a very few	5
course of the day	5
asked them if they	5
to be in readiness	5
the walla walla country	5
of the blackfoot council	5
and many were the	5
the provisions of this	5
weather in the morning	5
to the shores of	5
hudson bay company had	5
the best of it	5
his hand to his	5
a few days since	5
at oclock and arrived	5
the hearts of the	5
south of the missouri	5
he seemed to be	5
of the pacific states	5
head of the lake	5
apart in rows feet	5
in the oregon question	5
with the remainder of	5
the fact that they	5
to go on the	5
as he came up	5
exploration of the northern	5
i have not been	5
heavy rain in the	5
as we approached the	5
on the occasion of	5
that it should be	5
prohibiting the sale of	5
effort was made to	5
when i think of	5
set out for the	5
was the next question	5
to fort walla walla	5
from all parts of	5
line of the snohomish	5
the man at the	5
state historical society university	5
duty it was to	5
the united states of	5
miles above the mouth	5
the expenses of the	5
and that they were	5
one hundred and eighty	5
are you going to	5
the lodge of the	5
of the war department	5
with the belief that	5
probable future of the	5
cock of the plains	5
arrived at the fort	5
was as good as	5
on the lower columbia	5
both north and south	5
at the close of	5
about eight miles from	5
to find out what	5
will be as a	5
in response to the	5
and two or three	5
the settlement of the	5
to determine the practicability	5
to the depth of	5
said to be a	5
the rocky mountains in	5
down to the lake	5
prosecution of the war	5
not far from the	5
the corner of the	5
the eastern bank of	4
of the previous day	4
treaties with the indians	4
rest of the family	4
is to be apprehended	4
was made of the	4
arrived in the morning	4
but he was not	4
thursday weather as yesterday	4
of the rest of	4
theses and examinations necessary	4
in the sweat of	4
with a train of	4
of a mile in	4
as early as the	4
ought not to be	4
him to make a	4
till oclock when we	4
britain and the united	4
employed gumming the boats	4
anything of the kind	4
the superintendent of indian	4
from the city of	4
with a salute of	4
he appears to be	4
on the inland passage	4
horses are very lean	4
washington entered at the	4
condition of the indians	4
some of the women	4
that he had done	4
the lower columbia and	4
department is to furnish	4
to find that the	4
was received with the	4
the last day of	4
the seat of war	4
of the coming of	4
was not long before	4
at the camp of	4
reached olympia on the	4
the extension of the	4
until late in the	4
foot of the range	4
a short time the	4
north of the columbia	4
miles up the river	4
through which we passed	4
with horses loaded with	4
nothing material has occurred	4
from the mouth of	4
a few yards of	4
the american board was	4
on the conduct roll	4
the best for the	4
i hope it will	4
be given to the	4
range of the rocky	4
that he might have	4
by a member of	4
and will probably be	4
discovered the mouth of	4
in the air and	4
he took an active	4
was going to the	4
the honor to be	4
of the room and	4
eastern bank of the	4
ten thousand miles with	4
the trade of asia	4
the nez perce reservation	4
many of the people	4
during the day the	4
to secretary of war	4
in the wall of	4
and a half from	4
arrived at the forks	4
the difficulties of the	4
is all that is	4
the banner of the	4
return to the states	4
the country north of	4
the state historical society	4
came to a stop	4
the records of the	4
he was to be	4
end of the lake	4
secretary of state daniel	4
the afterpart of the	4
united states must keep	4
on the american continent	4
further up the river	4
of the missouri and	4
a distance of about	4
eastern shore of the	4
very much interested in	4
the disaffected and hostile	4
thousand feet above the	4
in place of the	4
have an opportunity of	4
more than one hundred	4
of indians on the	4
the nature of their	4
glad to see you	4
situated on the north	4
the first of these	4
it was not in	4
a mile in width	4
one of the boys	4
so that he might	4
the world at large	4
we fell in with	4
i think i can	4
saw that it was	4
and his noble wife	4
in most of the	4
knew that he was	4
to take up the	4
an active part in	4
of hudson bay company	4
guide for members of	4
beyond the stony mountains	4
the tops of the	4
enemy in full retreat	4
the th of october	4
of the liquor laws	4
in obedience to the	4
of being able to	4
three diplomats prominent in	4
at this very moment	4
it is hard to	4
of the middle west	4
a fine tract of	4
outlines that will aid	4
no alternative but to	4
of half a mile	4
with the war department	4
the council was adjourned	4
my friends of the	4
when it came to	4
looked up at her	4
a mile in length	4
and i do not	4
and encamped at the	4
on the verge of	4
he returned to his	4
the border of the	4
accompanied by an indian	4
was at this time	4
which it had been	4
treaty was then read	4
aim was to acquire	4
on the one hand	4
as if they were	4
colorado of the west	4
of one of their	4
he did not have	4
credits toward a degree	4
hundred and twenty miles	4
have been made to	4
a beautiful sheet of	4
and examinations necessary for	4
three or four years	4
he thought he could	4
so long as she	4
with the indian tribes	4
time in the morning	4
a good days march	4
is to furnish outlines	4
of the stony mountains	4
states federal internal tax	4
while the rest of	4
the branches of the	4
the theses and examinations	4
clear very warm weather	4
managing editor edmond s	4
society officers and board	4
th overcast mild weather	4
tell me what you	4
the friendship of the	4
his left and rear	4
the indians would be	4
i think i never	4
in a large canoe	4
the arrival of a	4
said at the walla	4
inland passage to alaska	4
to the best of	4
the time for the	4
on the muscle shell	4
battery on the left	4
was by far the	4
the land of the	4
and that was to	4
this department is to	4
the spokanes and coeur	4
was to be the	4
the practice of law	4
the river is here	4
corner of his mouth	4
the whole of this	4
they were going to	4
as a military man	4
have been accustomed to	4
and could not be	4
two hundred and seventy	4
they broke up their	4
up there in the	4
by the sound of	4
aim of this department	4
been in charge of	4
and it would seem	4
fire of the enemy	4
from the back of	4
the presence of a	4
if you do not	4
on the site of	4
them if they were	4
the sudley road and	4
the party who had	4
of pacific northwest history	4
life on the plains	4
which he could not	4
plains of the platte	4
and for the first	4
that it shall be	4
the sight of a	4
use will be as	4
on the plains and	4
that it was an	4
it was said that	4
aid those who wish	4
half an hour the	4
the war department and	4
the school house and	4
to break through the	4
a list of the	4
by the presence of	4
it was one of	4
of the historical society	4
the dalles on the	4
the plateau and the	4
the same as the	4
which he has been	4
it seems to have	4
to be on her	4
before the completion of	4
for the indians to	4
to have a good	4
rain the greater part	4
seven miles from the	4
it had not been	4
to play the game	4
to extend to the	4
were in fine spirits	4
the summer and fall	4
to the home of	4
and he did not	4
to have a talk	4
ridge of the rocky	4
that they should not	4
on the same day	4
and british treatment of	4
most of the men	4
in this he was	4
for an instant and	4
a full view of	4
in new york city	4
notice was taken of	4
who took part in	4
the mind of the	4
at the home of	4
head of the company	4
there was no time	4
and the officers of	4
way of the great	4
far as i can	4
if there was an	4
lake of the woods	4
the direction of his	4
reviews news department northwestern	4
and a half hours	4
what are you going	4
of the men to	4
peaks of the cascade	4
she went back to	4
snow on the portage	4
and rapidity with which	4
the d new hampshire	4
a number of indians	4
returning to the house	4
that the governor had	4
the th of may	4
had no difficulty in	4
it was with the	4
indians of the sound	4
an equal number of	4
his appointment as brigadier	4
president and secretary of	4
on the shores of	4
as those of the	4
the woods in front	4
which had been left	4
is likely to be	4
half a mile to	4
i have nothing to	4
and there is no	4
and a section of	4
be borne in mind	4
the inhabitants of this	4
up in the mountains	4
he seems to have	4
of the mexican war	4
second to none in	4
to bring back the	4
returned in the afternoon	4
a column of the	4
the states of the	4
a favorite resort of	4
the three head chiefs	4
a few miles distant	4
referred to in the	4
and to washington territory	4
at in the evening	4
juan de fuca strait	4
of the whole country	4
here and there a	4
little past oclock and	4
are we going to	4
of the fur company	4
great father has sent	4
the google books library	4
the first time since	4
the eastern shore of	4
went down the river	4
prominent in the oregon	4
they will be able	4
but a short time	4
the blood of the	4
on the eastern slope	4
for the public service	4
what seemed to be	4
come a long way	4
they were on the	4
in about half an	4
two or three months	4
part of the journey	4
want to get away	4
a journey to the	4
the wonders of the	4
that will aid those	4
it was only a	4
falls of the willamette	4
the battle of buena	4
university of southern california	4
she felt that she	4
and went back to	4
course of the summer	4
plenty of time to	4
and gave him a	4
to a sitting position	4
of all the tribes	4
a company of dragoons	4
that an attempt to	4
they are to be	4
the distance of half	4
the route of the	4
in one or two	4
time of his death	4
that we were compelled	4
the village of san	4
was made by the	4
the examination of the	4
about five miles below	4
the early history of	4
of the book is	4
in the final report	4
me to all inquiring	4
been made in the	4
more than a few	4
be on her guard	4
secretary of war davis	4
is now known as	4
of the blue mountains	4
the advantages of the	4
many of his friends	4
message to the legislature	4
judge thomas burke samuel	4
had been in the	4
he did not want	4
for a trip to	4
the st new york	4
if she had been	4
had chosen to make	4
soon as he was	4
eastern side of the	4
at seattle as second	4
great father in washington	4
with his wife and	4
body of the black	4
who had been sent	4
only a few miles	4
continued our journey at	4
and the greater part	4
that they could not	4
he is one of	4
short distance from the	4
council at fort benton	4
thousand miles with a	4
saying that he had	4
at the beginning of	4
the wives of the	4
right of the road	4
the flat heads and	4
the secret of his	4
would have been in	4
left a widow and	4
the failure of the	4
an opening in the	4
in consequence of my	4
will be seen that	4
indians of the interior	4
many of whom were	4
they arrived at the	4
to make treaties with	4
liquor laws of the	4
the great father in	4
a great deal more	4
means of which the	4
the horses in the	4
banks of the columbia	4
one hundred miles from	4
department of the interior	4
face of the earth	4
the charge of mr	4
is not the case	4
something of the sort	4
case of an attack	4
in the evening a	4
hundred miles from the	4
establishment of the state	4
half way across the	4
at the sight of	4
who went off on	4
eight or ten miles	4
east of the rocky	4
it was necessary for	4
it would be best	4
to me to be	4
had been in charge	4
status and probable future	4
for the purchase of	4
and he and his	4
its greatest use will	4
the safety of the	4
is now in the	4
the navigation of the	4
to the necessity of	4
one company of the	4
united states minister to	4