Volume 6 — Brackenridge’s Journal of a Voyage up the River Missouri in 1811

Reprint of the second edition (Baltimore, 1816). Parts I, II, and IV of the Appendix are here omitted, as irrelevant.

JOURNAL OF A VOYAGE UP THE RIVER MISSOURI; PERFORMED IN EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND ELEVEN, BY H. M. BRACKENRIDGE, Esq. SECOND EDITION, Revised and Enlarged by the Author.

BALTIMORE:

PUBLISHED BY COALE AND MAXWELL, At the Reading Rooms, No. 204 Market street. Pomeroy & Toy, printers. 1816.

DISTRICT OF MARYLAND, To wit:

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“Journal of a Voyage up the River Missouri; performed in eighteen hundred and eleven, by H. M. Brackenridge, Esq., second edition, revised and enlarged by the author.”

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