Fort Mandan (winter) — Patrick Gass: January 30, 1805
Fae morning and went on very well. We passed
through a handsome Country, with a rich soil, and –
the prairies rising beautifully on both sides oF the
a river. We went 24 miles and encamped on the
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stand the waves. We made only 10 miles this day. Ve
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