The Bird-Woman of the Lewis and Clark Expedition by Katherine Chandler
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Clark A mer i can Lew is
met cap tains part sol diers twen ty nine peo pie Mis sou ri Riv er WHO THE WHITE MEN WERE. The white men Sacajawea went with were soldiers. There were twenty-nine soldiers. There were two captains. The name of one captain was Lewis. The name of the other captain was Clark. They were American soldiers. [Illustration: CAPTAIN CLARK.] [Illustration: CAPTAIN LEWIS.] They carried the American flag into the West. No white men knew about that part of the West then. The captains wished to learn all about the West. They wished to tell the people in the East about it. They had been going West a long time before they met Sacajawea. They had rowed up the Missouri River. They had come to many little streams. They did not know what the Indians called these streams. So they gave them new names for the white men. camp Fourth of Ju ly Man dan |
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