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TRAVELS to the SOURCE of the MISSOURI
RIVER, and across the American Continent to the Pacific
Ocean. Performed by Order of the Government of thy United
States in the Years 1804, 180 S, and 1806.
Ey CAP MAINS LEWIS and CLARKE.
Published from the Official Report, and illustrated by a Map of

the Route, and other Maps.
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report on a volume of such interest as the present may boast.—
instead of the Travels of a private individual, deficient naturally
in tl►e means necessary to make extensive observations, sod actu
ated perhaps by motives of personal interest, we have here the
result of a survey performed at the expense of Government, and
conducted by the Most liberal views. Nutting, indeed, could he
more judicious than the choice of the commanders, or the selection
of the privates appointed to accompany them to the opposite shore
of the .American Continent, through a scene of toil and privation,
and under a cumst arms in which, without the cordial attachment
of their foll.rwers, the authority of comma►ders would have be-
come unavailing. The Journal of Captains Lewis and Clarke
bests the clearest marks of Impartiality, and of an anxiety to
obtain the most accurate information; their conclusions are
not biassed by any previous theory ; nor were their efforts cir-
cumscribed by any want either of time or of the means of ex-
tending their übservations."—Munthly Review, July ISt
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