Exploration of the Red River of Louisiana
in the year 1852
by United States Department of War
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Exploration of the Red River of Louisiana: in the year 1852
1853, R. Armstrong, Public Printer
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Another edition (Washington, B. Tucker, 1854) has t-.p. headed: 33d Congress, 1st session, Senate. Executive doc.
Appendixes: A. Meteorological observations -- B. Tables of courses and distances -- C. Mineralogy: Report on the minerals collected, by C.U. Shepard -- D. Geology: Notes upon the specimens of rocks and minerals, by Edward Hitchcock. Remarks upon the general geology of the country traversed, by George G. Shumard -- E. Pal©Œontology: Description of the species of carboniferous and cretaceous fossils collected, by B.F. Shumard -- F. Zoology: Mammals, by R.B. Marcy. Reptiles [and] Fishes, by S.F. Baird and C. Girard. Shells, by C.B. Adams and G.G. Shumard. Orthopterous insects, arachnidians, myriapods, by C. Girard -- G. Botany: Description of the plants collected during the expedition, by John Torrey -- H. Ethnology: Vocabulary of the Comanches and Wichitas, by R.B. Marcy, with some general remarks by W.W. Turner.
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