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La Charrette: Was it a Winter Encampment Objective of the Lewis and Clark Expedition?
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Contemporarily, when discussing the Lewis and Clark Expedition 1803-06, some assert that La Charrette was an early, first-encampment objective for the winter of 1803-04. From the historical perspective of the Eastern intelligencia assessing the likely water route to the Western Sea, La Charrette village was the westernmost European-descent settlement on the Missouri River in 1803. At that time, it was located approximately 45 linear miles west of St. Louis on the northern bank of the Missouri...
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LEWIS KEY TO SONICS' FUTURE YOUNGSTER'S PROGRESS JUSTIFIES INVESTMENT.(Sports)
Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Seattle, WA)
; When Rashard Lewis became a Sonic after the 1998 draft, he thought he was joining a perennial playoff team that had little time to showcase a 19-year-old kid. As it turns out, Lewis is about to complete his first full season as the starting small forward. The now 21-year-old is progressing at a
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C. S. LEWIS: MEMORIES AND REFLECTIONS.(Review)
First Things: A Monthly Journal of Religion and Public Life
; C. S. LEWIS: MEMORIES AND REFLECTIONS. By JOHN LAWLOR. Spence. 132 pp. $22.95. WHEN JOHN LAWLOR became a student at Magdalen College of Oxford University in October of 1936, he found that C. S. Lewis was to be his tutor. At that time, of course, he knew nothing in particular of Lewis, but over the
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OBIT - LEWIS, MRS. CORA LEE
Roanoke Times & World News
; LEWIS, Mrs. Cora Lee, 80, of Roanoke, departed this life on Friday, November 1, 2002. She was born in Hollins, Va., the daughter of the late Harry and Cora Bolden Smith. She is also preceded in death by her husband, James E. Lewis, Sr.; two sons, James E. Lewis, Jr., Harry C. Lewis; one grandson,
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Boxing: Low-key Lewis heads along the high road
The Independent - London
; WHEN Lennox Lewis was asked if attempts at technical improvement have figured in preparation for Saturday's defence of the World Boxing Council heavyweight championship against Oliver McCall at Wembley Arena, he responded vaguely. "Some secret things," he said. The phrase does not serve Lewis well.
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AN UNEXPECTED FIELD OF DREAMS FOR LEWIS
Roanoke Times & World News
; Occasionally, Kenny Lewis Jr. finds himself chewing sunflower seeds during football practice. This is a habit, not to be confused with nostalgia. Lewis has no wistful flashbacks to patrolling the outfield at some Class A outpost in the Midwest, or curling up for a seven- hour bus ride to the next
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