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Catlin, George. North American Indians: Being Letters and Notes on Their Manners, Customs, and Conditions, Written During Eight Years' Travel Amongst the Wildest Tribes of Indians in North America, 1832-1839. Volume 2 . Philadelphia: Leary, Stuart and Company, 1913. [format: book], [genre: travelogue; narrative]. Permission: Schingoethe Center for Native American Cultures, Aurora University
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Letter — No. 32. Fort Leavenworth, Lower Missouri

Letter — No. 33. Fort Leavenworth, Lower Missouri.

Letter — No. 34. Fort Leavenworth, Lower Missouri.

Letter — No. 35. St Louis, Missouri.

Letter — No. 36. Pensacola, West Florida.

Letter — No. 37. Fort Gibson, Arkansas Territory.

Letter — No. 38. Fort Gibson, Arkansas.

Letter — No. 39. Mouth of False Washita, Red River.

Letter — No. 40. Mouth of False Washita.

Letter — No. 41. Great Camanchee Village.

Letter — No. 42. Great Camanchee Village.

Letter — No. 43. Great Camanchee Village.

Letter — No. 44. Camp Canadian, Texas.

Letter — No. 45. Fort Gibson, Arkansas.

Letter — No. 46. Alton, Illinois.

Letter — No. 47. St Louis.

Letter — No. 48. St Louis.

Letter — No. 49. St Louis.

Letter — No. 50. Fort Snelling, Fall of St Anthony.

Letter — No. 51. Fort Snelling, Fall of St Anthony.

Letter — No. 52. Camp Des Moines.

Letter — No. 53. St Louis.

Letter — No. 54. Red Pipe Stone Quarry, Côteau Des Prairies.;

Letter — No. 55. Red Pipe Stone Quarry, Côteau Des Prairies.

Letter — No. 56. Rock Island, Upper Mississippi.

Letter — No. 57. Fort Moultrie, South Carolina.

Letter — No. 58. North-Western Frontier

Appendix A. Extinction of the Mandans. The Welsh Colony.

APPENDIX B.

Appendix C.

Notes.