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
Mexican, natives with Coronado remain behind, 113;
found at Zuñi, 116;
mountains seen by Pike, 185;
independence, 228;
permission for trapping, 253;
Gregg's opinion of people and government, 264, 268;
not respected by trappers, 264;
amusements, 265;
trade with Apaches, 265;
agriculture, etc., 267;
irrigation, 267;
tariff on American goods, 268;
belief that the Neuces bounded Texas, 298;
companions of Walker lasso Amerinds, 280;
war with the United States, 300;
cession of 1848, 300
Michaux, Andre, 156
Middle Park, Denver, to Salt Lake, road through, 315
Minitarees, country of, 166
Mission of San Fernando, discovery of gold there, 308
Missionaries, at San Francisco Bay, 122;
from La Paz to San Diego, 122;
go to Oregon, 287;
looked upon with suspicion by natives, 290;
Protestant, hold themselves above the trappers, 290;
Catholic, try to descend Colorado, 295
Missions, in New Mexico, 117;
in Lower California, 120;
arrangement of, 122;
list of California missions and dates of founding, 122
Mississippi, Radisson's discovery, Preface, vii.;
Soto's crossing, 127;
upper, discovered, 132
Missouri, River, main highway to the Wilderness, 4;
Todd goes up it, 151;
Falls of, 166;
Fur Company founded, 197
Mohaves buy Oatman girls, 309
Moki, tribe, where classed, 63;
villages, 67;
corn planting, 70;
Towns, Hamblin goes there, 317;
Ives goes there, 317
Montagne à la Basse, British trading post, 158, 163
Monterey Bay, missionaries fail to reach it, 122
Monterey, Walker passes the winter there, 280
Montreal, former native name for its site, 130
Monts, Sieur de, founds Port Royal, 130
Monument built by Verendrye, 139
More, one of Wyeth's men, killed in Jackson's Hole, 274
_Mormon, Book of_, 304
_Mormons_, The _Story of the_, Linn cited, 306
Mormons, 304;
origin of, 304;
opposition to, 304;
books of the, 305;
migrations, 305;
arrive at Salt Lake, 305;
privations of, 306;
order, 307;
claim to be invincible, 310;
condemn the Mountain Meadows Massacre, 312;
settle on the Santa Clara, 313;
desirous of opening road across the Colorado for the benefit
of the Lamanites, 317
Morrison's claim against La Lande, 190
Mosca Pass, Pike goes through it, 189
Moscoso de Alvarado, 127
Mother of Floods, the, 181
Mountain Meadows, trail through, 270, 309;
Massacre, 310
Mountain, Wilderness, character of, 6;
of the Holy Cross, 8
Mount Dellenbaugh, Powell's three men killed near it, 324
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