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General Discussion => Essentially Flyertalk => Topic started by: Emo EMAW on March 07, 2012, 06:46:43 PM
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Mostly interested in accounts from the Montana portion of their voyage up the Missouri River, but I'll read whatever if it's a good read.
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Mostly interested in accounts from the Montana portion of their voyage up the Missouri River, but I'll read whatever if it's a good read.
Dude, Undaunted Courage, and it's not even close. By the late Stephen Ambrose.
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Mostly interested in accounts from the Montana portion of their voyage up the Missouri River, but I'll read whatever if it's a good read.
Dude, Undaunted Courage, and it's not even close. By the late Stephen Ambrose.
I ordered that one a few days ago. I've read a couple other Ambrose books, liked the Custer/Crazy Horse one.
Was also thinking of trying the one that has accounts from a journal, like a daily log of some sort.
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Mostly interested in accounts from the Montana portion of their voyage up the Missouri River, but I'll read whatever if it's a good read.
Dude, Undaunted Courage, and it's not even close. By the late Stephen Ambrose.
I ordered that one a few days ago. I've read a couple other Ambrose books, liked the Custer/Crazy Horse one.
Was also thinking of trying the one that has accounts from a journal, like a daily log of some sort.
Try Hale Library. Ever heard of that one, emo?
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Mostly interested in accounts from the Montana portion of their voyage up the Missouri River, but I'll read whatever if it's a good read.
Dude, Undaunted Courage, and it's not even close. By the late Stephen Ambrose.
I ordered that one a few days ago. I've read a couple other Ambrose books, liked the Custer/Crazy Horse one.
Was also thinking of trying the one that has accounts from a journal, like a daily log of some sort.
Loved Undaunted Courage so much. Merriweather Lewis was rough ridin' insane.
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I think Chris Farley and some guy from friends made a movie about this. I haven't seen it, but would recommend you check it out if you enjoy Lewis and Clark.
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Mostly interested in accounts from the Montana portion of their voyage up the Missouri River, but I'll read whatever if it's a good read.
Dude, Undaunted Courage, and it's not even close. By the late Stephen Ambrose.
I ordered that one a few days ago. I've read a couple other Ambrose books, liked the Custer/Crazy Horse one.
Was also thinking of trying the one that has accounts from a journal, like a daily log of some sort.
Try Hale Library. Ever heard of that one, emo?
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