 souls, who subsist on fish and wappatoo, and who trade by means of the Killamuck River with the nation of that name on the Seacoast. Lower down the Inlet, toward the Columbia, is the tribe called Cathlacumup. On the sluice which connects the Inlet with...  The Quarterly of the Oregon Historical Society - Página 44de Oregon Historical Society - 1911Visualização completa - Sobre este livro
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...the Killamuck river. On that creek resides the Clackstar nation, a numerous p?ople of twelve hundred souls, who subsist on fish and wappatoo, and who trade...Killamuck river with the nation of that name on the sea-coa8t. Lower down the inlet, towards the Columbia, is the tribe called Cathlacuraup. Oa the sluice... | |
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