Maximilian, Prince of Wied's, Travels in the Interior of North America, 1832-1834, part 3 and appendix
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Early Western Travels
1748-1846
Volume XXIV
Edited with Notes, Introductions, Index, etc., by
Reuben Gold Thwaites, LL.D.
Editor of The Jesuit Relations and Allied Documents, Original Journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, Hennepin's New Discovery, etc.
Volume XXIV
Part III of Maximilian, Prince of Wied's, Travels in the Interior of North America, 1832-1834
Cleveland, Ohio The Arthur H. Clark Company 1906
Prinz von Maximilian Wied
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ILLUSTRATIONS TO VOLUME XXIV
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APPENDIX
I. VOCABULARIES OF SOME OF THE TRIBES OF NORTHWESTERN AMERICA, WITH AN ACCOUNT OF THE INDIAN SIGN LANGUAGE
INTRODUCTION
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DACOTA of the Teton Tribe
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Mandan Village Dialects
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PUNCA, Pons of the Canadians
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II. ON THE ORIGIN OF THE OTOS, JOWAYS, AND MISSOURIS: A TRADITION COMMUNICATED BY AN OLD CHIEF TO MAJOR BEAN, THE INDIAN AGENT
III. SALE OF LAND BY THE INDIANS—EXTRACT FROM THE PUBLISHED CONTRACT
SACS
FOXES
SIOUX
OMAHAS
JOWAYS
OTOS
IV. TREATY OF TRADE AND PEACE BETWEEN THE AMERICAN FUR COMPANY AND THE BLACKFEET
V. METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS AT FORT UNION AND FORT CLARK, ON THE UPPER MISSOURI
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VII. CATALOGUS PLANTARUM IN MONTE POKONO (NORTH HAMPT., PENNSYLVANIÆ) OBSERVATARUM A. L. D. SCHWEINITZ
VIII. SYSTEMATIC VIEW OF THE PLANTS BROUGHT BACK FROM MY TOUR ON THE MISSOURI, DRAWN UP BY PRESIDENT NEES VON ESSENBECK, AT BRESLAU
RANUNCULACEÆ
CRUCIFERÆ
FUMARIACEÆ
PAPAVERACEÆ
CAPPARIDEÆ
VIOLARIACEÆ
POLYGALEÆ
LINEÆ
MALVACEÆ
RHAMNEÆ
ACERINÆ
AMPELIDEÆ
OXALIDEÆ
TEREBINTHACEÆ
LEGUMINOSEÆ
FRAXINEÆ
ROSACEÆ
LOASEÆ
PORTULACACEÆ
ONAGRACEÆ
HALORAGEÆ
RIBESIACEÆ
UMBELLIFERÆ
ARALIACEÆ
LORANTHACEÆ
CORNACEÆ
SAMBUCACEÆ
RUBIACEÆ
CAPRIFOLIACEÆ
SYNANTHEREÆ
APOCYNEÆ
ERICACEÆ
HYDROPHYLLEÆ
POLEMONIACEÆ
CONVOLVULACEÆ
BORRAGINEÆ
RHINANTHACEÆ
SCROPHULARINÆ
LABIATÆ
VERBENACEÆ
PRIMULACEÆ
PLANTAGINEÆ
OSYRIDEÆ
LAURINÆ
ELÆAGNEÆ
CHENOPODIACEÆ
POLYGONEÆ
EUPHORBIACEÆ
URTICEÆ
ARTOCARPEÆ
SALICINÆ
AMENTACEÆ
CONIFERÆ
JUNCEÆ
SMILACINÆ
LILIACEÆ
BROMELIACEÆ
COMMELINEÆ
IRIDEÆ
CYPERACEÆ
GRAMINEÆ
FILICES
EQUISETACEÆ
RHIZOSPERMÆ
MUSCI FRONDOSI
LICHENES
FUNGI
IX. CATALOGUE OF BIRDS OBSERVED IN THE MONTHS OF NOVEMBER, DECEMBER, JANUARY, AND FEBRUARY AT THE MOUTH OF THE WABASH
Winter Residents:
In November the following still occurred:
In December a few of the following:
In the second half of January:
In February, returned:
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