Breaking the Wilderness : $b The Story of the Conquest of the Far West, From the Wanderings of Cabeza de Vaca, to the First Descent of the Colorado by Powell, and the Completion of the Union Pacific Railway, With Particular Account of the Exploits of Trappers and TradersDellenbaugh, Frederick Samuel
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Breaking the Wilderness : $b The Story of the Conquest of the Far West, From the Wanderings of Cabeza de Vaca, to the First Descent of the Colorado by Powell, and the Completion of the Union Pacific Railway, With Particular Account of the Exploits of Trappers and Traders
Dellenbaugh, Frederick Samuel
West (U.S.) -- Description and travel; West (U.S.) -- History
Eskimauan stock, 66
_Esmeralda_, steamboat, goes up the Colorado, 317
Espejo, Antonio de, goes to New Mexico, 114;
direction of his route from Tiguex, 114;
goes to Zuñi, 116;
to San Francisco Mountains, 116;
route, 116;
sees buffalo on the Rio Pecos, 116
Espiritu Santo, Rio de, 104
Estevan, companion of Cabeza de Vaca, 106;
guides Friar Marcos, 108;
killed, 108;
Diaz meets some of the natives who were with Estevan when
he went to Cibola, 110
_Evangeline_, Longfellow's poem, cited, 130
Expedition of Lewis and Clark, 157, 158
Expedition of Villazur toward the Missouri in 1720, 117
Exploration of the Colorado by Ives, 317
Explorations of the Californian coast, 119
_Explorer, The_, Ives's steamboat, 317;
picture of, 316
F
Falls of the Missouri, 166
Faith Promoting Series, Books of the Mormon Church, 313
Farnham cited, 295
Father de Smet, 308
Ferrelo explores coast of Oregon, 119
Fidler, Peter, 160;
goes south-west from Saskatchewan to the Rocky Mountains, 151
Fields, Reuben, with Lewis and Clark, kills a Blackfoot, 172
First, highway to the Wilderness, 130;
European settlement in the United States, 130;
traverse of the continent north of Mexico, 148;
American to go to California overland, 250;
American to see the Grand Canyon, 250
Fitzpatrick, with Ashley, 234;
guides Parker, 287
Flaming Gorge, 238;
first of the canyons below Green River Valley, on Green
River, 234
Florida, 127;
conquest of, 103;
ceded to the United States, 220
Floyd, Sergeant, death of, 162
Fontaine qui Bouille, Boiling Spring Creek, 186;
Long camps on it, 224;
Frémont's name for it, 224
Fontenelle guides Parker, 287
Forsyth, Thomas, opinion of methods of treating natives, 269;
tells of abuse of natives, 269
Fort, Chepewyan, 147;
Charles, 151;
Mandan, 162;
Clatsop, 170;
Smith, Long arrives there, 227;
Nonsense, 272;
Walla Walla, 281;
Hall, 283;
Vancouver, 283;
Tecumseh, 285;
Union, whiskey still at, 286;
Davy Crockett, Meek at, 294;
Yuma, position of, 315
Fort Yuma, Derby explores river to, 325;
Sumner and Hawkins go there, 325
Forty-ninth parallel boundary, 219
Forty-second parallel boundary, 220
Fossil remains of buffalo, 38
Fowler, Jacob, builds first house by an American at Pueblo, 235;
goes to Santa Fé, 235;
journal of, 235;
his description of Dawson's condition after the bear fight, 237
Fowler and Glenn, go to Taos, 235;
meet McKnight, Chambers, and Baird, who were imprisoned in
Mexico, 257
Foy killed by Blackfeet, 274
Fraeb hunts through the Rocky Mountains, 280
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