 | Meriwether Lewis, William Clark - 1817 - 422 halaman
...one of them, called Shaboboah, have also a great number of mules, which the Indians prize more highly than horses. An elegant horse may be purchased of...those who may hereafter attempt the fur trade to the East-Indies, by the way of the Columbia river and the Pacific Ocean. 2. The dog is unusually small,... | |
 | Meriwether Lewis, William Clark - 1817 - 678 halaman
...one of them, called Shaboboah, have also a great number of mules, which the Indians prize more highly than horses. An elegant horse may be purchased of...to those who may hereafter attempt the fur trade to Ihe East Indies, by the way of Columbia river, and the Pacific ocean. 2. The dog is unusually small,... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1817 - 860 halaman
...purchased of the nathes for a few beads or other paltry trinket«, which in the United Mateswoulcl not cost more than one or two dollars. The abundance...attempt the fur trade to the East Indies, by the way of the Columbia river, i«nd the Pacific ocean. 4. The dog is unusually smnll, about the size of an ordinary... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1817 - 860 halaman
...one of them, called Shaboboah, have also a great number of mules, which the Indians prize more highly than horses. An elegant horse may be purchased of...beads or other paltry trinkets, which in the United Stateswoukl not cost more than one or two dollars. The abundance and cheapness of horses will be extremely... | |
 | 1826 - 506 halaman
...the nature of this animal. Horses are said to be found wild in many parts of this extensive country. An elegant horse may be purchased of the natives for...the United States, would not cost more than one or twu dollars. The abundance and cheapness of horses, will be extremely advantageous to those who may... | |
 | 1833 - 776 halaman
...one of them called Shaboboah, have also a great number of mules, which the Indians prize more highly than horses. An elegant horse may be purchased of...cost more than one or two dollars. The abundance and the cheapness of horses, will be extremely advantageous to those who may hereafter attempt the fur... | |
 | 1815 - 560 halaman
...a native of this country : certainly it was not. The abundance and cheapness of horses, it is said, will be extremely advantageous to those who may hereafter...attempt the fur trade to the East Indies, by the way of the Oregan and the Pacific. If a nation required nothing more to make it great than the spirit of enterprize... | |
 | Meriwether Lewis, Elliott Coues - 1893 - 494 halaman
...called Shaboboah," have (/. 165) also a great number of mules, which the Indians prize more highly than horses. An elegant horse may be purchased of...advantageous to those who may hereafter attempt the fur-trade to the East Indies by the way of the Columbia river and the Pacific ocean. 2. The dog [Cants... | |
 | Meriwether Lewis, Elliott Coues - 1893 - 600 halaman
...called Shaboboah," have (/. 165) also a great number of mules, which the Indians prize more highly than horses. An elegant horse may be purchased of...advantageous to those who may hereafter attempt the fur-trade to the East Indies by the way of the Columbia river and the Pacific ocean. 2. The dog [Cants... | |
 | Meriwether Lewis, William Clark - 1902 - 622 halaman
...one of them called Shaboboah, have also a great number of mules, which the Indians prize more highly than horses. An elegant horse may be purchased of...by the way of Columbia river and the Pacific ocean. 2. The dog is unusually small, about the size of an ordinary cur; he is usually parti-coloured, amongst... | |
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Indians prize more highly than horses. An elegant horse may be purchased of the natives for a few beads or other paltry trinkets which in the United States would not cost more than one or two dollars. The abundance and cheapness of horses will be extremely... 
