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    English: Published in Analectic Magazine and Naval Chronicle, 1816.
    Title: "(Meriwether) Lewis in Indian Dress (Shoshone)."
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    Source Missouri History Museum
    URL: http://images.mohistory.org/image/0B66C5DB-B77A-A3FC-AEFC-84328828315E/original.jpg
    Gallery: http://collections.mohistory.org/resource/147181
    Author Strickland after Ch. Balthazar J. F. Saint Memin (1807)
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    		Portraits
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    		Lewis and Clark Expedition (1804-1806)
    corps of discovery
    Louisiana Purchase Territory
    explorer
    Indians of North America
    Shoshone
    rifle
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    Strickland
    Analectic Magazine and Naval Chronicle
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    		147181
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    		0B66C5DB-B77A-A3FC-AEFC-84328828315E

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