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History of the Expedition Under the Command of Captains Lewis and Clark, Vol. 2

Note 1 — Chapter V

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This fact is much too equivocal to warrant an inference so important. These deposits might have been intended for nothing more than the testimonials of surviving affection. Amongst those savages, where the language was better understood, it does not appear, that the Indians intended any thing more by such sacrifices than to testify their reverence for the dead.—EDITOR.

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