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Personal Memoirs Of A Residence Of Thirty Years With The Indian Tribes On The American Frontiers

CHAPTER V
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From this point the source of the Mississippi was sought up rapids and falls, and through lakes and savannahs, in which the channel winds.

We passed the inlet of the Leech Lake, which was fixed upon by Lieutenant Pike as its probable source, and traced it through Little Lake Winnipeg to the inlet of Turtle Lake in upper Red Cedar, or Cass Lake, in north lat.

47 deg..

On reaching this point, the waters were found unfavorable to proceeding higher.

The river was then descended to the falls of St.Anthony, St.
Peters, and Prairie du Chien.


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