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Original journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, 1804-1806

printed from the original manuscripts in the library of the American Philosophical Society and by direction of its committee on historical documents
Lewis, Meriwether (1774-1809)
  
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ORIGINAL JOURNALS of the LEWIS AND CLARK EXPEDITION 1804–1806
  
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CONTENTS TO VOL. VII
  
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS Vol. VII.

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The Original Journal of Sergeant Charles Floyd
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The Original Journal of Private Joseph Whitehouse

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[Letter of General Henry Knox, secretary of war, to General Josiah Harmar, commanding on the Western frontier. From transcript by L.C. Draper, in library of Wisconsin Historical Society— Draper MSS., 2W133.]
  
[Extract from Letter of Secretary Knox, dated War Office, 16th January, 1790, to General Harmar. From transcript by L. C. Draper, in library of Wisconsin Historical Society—Draper MSS., 2W177.]
  
[Letter of General Harmar to General Arthur St. Clair, Governor of the Northwest Territory. From Smith's St. Clair Papers, ii, p. 133.]
  
[Extract from letter of Governor St. Clair to Secretary of War Knox, dated Cahokia, May 1, 1790. From St. Clair Papers, 11, p. 138.]
  
[Extract from letter of Governor St. Clair to General Harmar. From St. Clair Papers, ii, p. 144.]
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[Extract from Letter of Secretary Knox, dated War Office, 16th January, 1790, to General
Harmar. From transcript by L. C. Draper, in library of Wisconsin Historical Society—Draper
MSS., 2W177.]

(Private)

Sir: In addition to my letter to you on the subject of exploring the
country & waters on which you were to consult the Governor of the
Western Territory, that the party employed on that business should be
habited like Indians, in all respects, and on no pretence whatever discover
any connection with the troops. Of course they will not take any
written orders with them.

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