Dialogue Between Lahontan and Adario New Voyages to North America

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^ baron de lahontan, louis-armand de lom d’arce (1905). new voyages north america, volume ii. chicago: a.c. mcclurg & co. p. 516. 
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^ baron de lahontan, louis-armand de lom d’arce (1905). new voyages north america, volume ii. chicago: a.c. mcclurg & co. p. 571. 
^ baron de lahontan, louis-armand de lom d’arce (1905). new voyages north america, volume ii. chicago: a.c. mcclurg & co. p. 577. 






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