The Maximilian–Bodmer Expedition
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Voyage from Europe to Boston
Stay in Boston, New York, and Philadelphia
Sojourn in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, and Surrounding Region
Journey from Bethlehem to New Harmony
Four-and-a-Half Months’ Stay in New Harmony
Journey from New Harmony to St. Louis
Journey from St. Louis to the Borders of Settlements along the Missouri
Journey from Cantonment Leavenworth to the Grand Bend and the Little Missouri
Journey from Fort Pierre
Description of Fort McKenzie
A Few Words Regarding the Blackfoot Indians
Winter Sojourn at Fort Clark among the Mandans and Hidatsas
Short Description of Fort Clark and its Surroundings
Remarks on the Indian Tribe of the Mandans
A Few Words about the Two Tribes of the Mönnítarris (Gros Ventres) [Hidatsas] and the Arikaras
Continuation of the Winter Sojourn at Fort Clark
Journey from Fort Clark to Cantonment Leavenworth
Journey from Cantonment Leavenworth to St. Louis and Stay There
Journey from St. Louis through Indiana to Portsmouth on the Ohio
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Journey from New Harmony on the Wabash to St. Louis on the Mississippi and Stay There
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Voyage from Europe to Boston, May 7–July 4, 1832
Stay in Boston, New York, and Philadelphia
Sojourn in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, and Excursions into the Surrounding Region
Journey from Bethlehem in Pennsylvania to New Harmony on the Wabash
Four-and-a-Half Months’ Stay in New Harmony
Journey from New Harmony on the Wabash to St. Louis on the Mississippi and Stay There
March 16, 1833
March 19, 1833
April 5, 1833
Journey from St. Louis to the Borders of Settlements along the Missouri
Journey from Cantonment Leavenworth to the Grand Bend and the Little Missouri
Journey from Fort Pierre
Description of Fort McKenzie
A Few Words Regarding the Blackfoot Indians
Winter Sojourn at Fort Clark among the Mandans and Hidatsas
Short Description of Fort Clark and its Surroundings
Remarks on the Indian Tribe of the Mandans, Actually Númangkake
A Few Words about the Two Tribes of the Mönnítarris and the Arikaras
Continuation of the Winter Sojourn at Fort Clark
Journey from Fort Clark to Cantonment Leavenworth
Journey from Cantonment Leavenworth to St. Louis and Stay There
Journey from St. Louis through Indiana to Portsmouth on the Ohio
