 ... all further attempts to navigate this river. The names given by the Indians are always remarkably appropriate ; and certainly none was ever more so than that which they have given to this stream — " the Nebraska, or Shallow river.  Nebraska. A Guide to the Cornhusker State - Page 6by Federal Writers' Project - 1939 - 424 pagesLimited preview - About this book
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...miles, and then left her on a bar, and abandoned entirely all further attempts to navigate this river. The names given by the Indians are always remarkably...this stream — " the Nebraska, or Shallow river." Walking steadily the remainder of the day, a little before dark we overtook our people at their evening... | |
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...miles, and then left her on a' bar, and abandoned entirely all further attempts to navigate this river. The names given by the Indians are always remarkably...this stream — " the Nebraska, or Shallow river." Walking steadily the remainder of the day, a little before dark we overtook our people at their evening... | |
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...miles, and then left her on a bar, and abandoned entirely all further attempts to navigate this river. The names given by the Indians are always remarkably...this stream — " The Nebraska, or Shallow river." Walking steadily the remainder of the day, a little before dark we overtook our people at their remaining... | |
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...miles, and then left her on a bar, and abandoned entirely all further attempts to navigate this river. The names given by the Indians are always remarkably...this stream — "The Nebraska, or Shallow river." Walking steadily the remainder of the day, a little before dark we overtook our people at their remaining... | |
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