Lewis and Clark Journals on Osage and Missouria Villages
Excerpt from May 1804 to Sept 1806 journals describes Osage villages near the Grand Osage Town and a Missouria village five miles away, with notes on dispersal after conflicts with Saukees and other nations. Edited by Gary Moulton of the University of Nebraska.
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