| United States. Congress. House - 898 strani
...indifferent Spanish, but who at first confounded us by saying there were no whites in the country; but just then a well-dressed Indian came up, and made his salutations in very well spoken Spanish. In answer to our inquiries, he informed us that we were upon the Rio de los Americanos,... | |
| John Charles Frémont - 1840 - 290 strani
...indifferent Spanish, but who at first confounded us by saying there were no whites in the country ; but just then a well-dressed Indian came up, and made his salutations in very well spoken Spanish. In answer to our inquiries, he informed us that we were upon the Rio de los Americanos,... | |
| John Charles Frémont - 1845 - 678 strani
...indifferent Spanish, but who at first confounded us by saying there were no whites in the country; but just then a well-dressed Indian came up, and made his salutations in very well spoken Spanish. In answer to our inquiries, he informed us that we were upon the Rio de los Americanos,... | |
| John Charles Frémont - 1847 - 446 strani
...indifferent Spanish, but who at first confounded us by saying there were no whites in the country ; but just then a well-dressed Indian came up, and made...inquiries, he informed us that we were upon the Rio de los Americanos, (the river of the Americans,) and that it joined the Sacramento river about ten miles below.... | |
| 1848 - 440 strani
...country ; but just then a well dressed Indian came up, and made his salutations in very well spoken Spanish. In answer to our inquiries, he informed us that we were upon the Bio de los Americanos, (the river of the Americans) and that it joined the Sacramento river about ten... | |
| John Charles Frémont - 1849 - 478 strani
...indifferent Spanish, but who at first confounded us by saying there were no whites in the country ; but just then a well-dressed Indian came up, and made...inquiries, he informed us that we were upon the Rio de los Americanos, (the river of the Americans,) and that it joined the Sacramento river about ten miles below.... | |
| John Charles Frémont - 1850 - 476 strani
...indifferent Spanish, but who at first confounded us by saying there were no whites in the country ; but just then a well-dressed Indian came up, and made...inquiries, he informed us that we were upon the Rio de las Americanos, (the river of the Americans,) and that it joined the Sacramento river about ten miles... | |
| John Charles Frémont - 1850 - 472 strani
...us by saying there were no whites in the country ; but just then a well-dressed Indian came up, arid made his salutations in very well-spoken Spanish....inquiries, he informed us that we were upon the Rio de los Americanos, (the river of the Americans,) and that it joined the Sacramento river about ten miles below.... | |
| A. J. Allen - 1850 - 438 strani
...country ; but just then a well dressed Indian came up, and made his salutations in very well spoken Spanish. In answer to our inquiries, he informed us that we were upon the Rio de los Americanos, (the river of the Americans) and that it joined the Sacramento river about ten miles below.... | |
| John Howard Hinton - 1850 - 1008 strani
...indifferent Spanish, but who at first confounded us by saying there were no whites in the country; but just then a well-dressed Indian came up, and made his salutations in very well spoken Spanish. In answer to our inquiries, he informed us that we were upon the Rio de los Americanos... | |
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