Alaska and Its ResourcesLee and Shepard, 1870 - 627 psl. |
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... remains of the old houses and the graves may be distinctly traced . The steamer Wilder , with the assistance of several hundred natives and our own party , under the direction of Captain Smith , had been hauled up on the beach beyond ...
... remains of the old houses and the graves may be distinctly traced . The steamer Wilder , with the assistance of several hundred natives and our own party , under the direction of Captain Smith , had been hauled up on the beach beyond ...
49 psl.
... remains and devoured them . An Indian , who noticed the reluctance with which Búlegin's companion joined in the horrid feast , crept up behind him and drove his knife up to the hilt in his neck . The fighting men present then stripped ...
... remains and devoured them . An Indian , who noticed the reluctance with which Búlegin's companion joined in the horrid feast , crept up behind him and drove his knife up to the hilt in his neck . The fighting men present then stripped ...
54 psl.
... remains by wild animals . The original dress of the male Koyúkuns consists of a pair of breeches of deerskin , with the moccasins , or coverings for the feet , attached , and a deerskin parka without any hood , long and pointed before ...
... remains by wild animals . The original dress of the male Koyúkuns consists of a pair of breeches of deerskin , with the moccasins , or coverings for the feet , attached , and a deerskin parka without any hood , long and pointed before ...
58 psl.
... remains of the meal . Occasionally we would get desperate and clean them all out ; but they would drop in again , and we could do nothing but resign ourselves to the annoyance , as we did not wish to offend them . They intended no ...
... remains of the meal . Occasionally we would get desperate and clean them all out ; but they would drop in again , and we could do nothing but resign ourselves to the annoyance , as we did not wish to offend them . They intended no ...
70 psl.
... remains were found where he fell ; struck down by disease of the heart , aggravated by exposure , privation , and anxiety . On the sad anniversary of his death we erected , on the nearest hillock not swept by the spring freshets , a ...
... remains were found where he fell ; struck down by disease of the heart , aggravated by exposure , privation , and anxiety . On the sad anniversary of his death we erected , on the nearest hillock not swept by the spring freshets , a ...
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343 psl. - The uncivilized tribes will be subject to such laws and regulations as the United States may, from time to time, adopt in regard to aboriginal tribes of that country.
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228 psl. - Island, which point lies in the parallel of 54 degrees 40 minutes north latitude, and between the 131st and the 133d degree of west longitude, (meridian of Greenwich,) the said line shall ascend to the north along the channel called Portland Channel, as far as the point of the continent where it strikes the 56th degree of north latitude.
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