An Overland Trip
One historian described it as an expedition that seemed a “tedious march from one place to another made known to them by Indians and French
Rebecca Koerselman
October 24, 2022
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One historian described it as an expedition that seemed a “tedious march from one place to another made known to them by Indians and French
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