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years later . The houses of the natives are described in the nar- rative just cited as- " The most wretched hovels that can possibly be conceived : a few poles stuck in the ground , without order or regularity , recrossed and covered ...
years later . The houses of the natives are described in the nar- rative just cited as- " The most wretched hovels that can possibly be conceived : a few poles stuck in the ground , without order or regularity , recrossed and covered ...
Page 64
... later , Mount Fairweather , or " Monte Buen - tiempo , " as it is designated on Spanish maps , was sighted . Continuing north- westward , the entrance to Yakutat bay was reached . The open- ing through the first range of mountains at ...
... later , Mount Fairweather , or " Monte Buen - tiempo , " as it is designated on Spanish maps , was sighted . Continuing north- westward , the entrance to Yakutat bay was reached . The open- ing through the first range of mountains at ...
Page 64
... later date to that region . The best maps of southern Alaska published at the present day are based largely on the surveys of Vancouver . The Discovery , under the immediate command of Vancouver , and the Chatham , in charge of Peter ...
... later date to that region . The best maps of southern Alaska published at the present day are based largely on the surveys of Vancouver . The Discovery , under the immediate command of Vancouver , and the Chatham , in charge of Peter ...
Page 72
... later . As it was found impracticable to obtain the necessary assistance from the Indians to continue the voyage to Iey bay , whence the start inland was planned to be made , Cap- tain N. E. Nichols , the commander of the Pinta ...
... later . As it was found impracticable to obtain the necessary assistance from the Indians to continue the voyage to Iey bay , whence the start inland was planned to be made , Cap- tain N. E. Nichols , the commander of the Pinta ...
Page 83
... later sailed for Sitka in a small trading schooner . Our force during the remainder of the season , not including Mr. Hendriksen and the Indians , whose services were engaged for only a few days , numbered nine men all told . On the ...
... later sailed for Sitka in a small trading schooner . Our force during the remainder of the season , not including Mr. Hendriksen and the Indians , whose services were engaged for only a few days , numbered nine men all told . On the ...
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