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The Era of the Pioneers, their Ox-Teams, and their Flatboats 159   CHAPTER VIII Conflict of Nations for Possession of the River 179   CHAPTER IX The Times of Tomahawk and Firebrand 202   CHAPTER X When the “Fire-Canoes” Took the Place of the Log-Canoes 234   CHAPTER XI Era of the Miner, the Cowboy, the Farmer, the Boomer, and the Railroad-Builder 249   CHAPTER XII The Present Age of Expansion and World Commerce 265   PART II.—A JOURNEY DOWN THE RIVER CHAPTER I In the Heart of the Canadian Rockies 273   CHAPTER II The Lakes from the Arrow Lakes to Chelan 290   CHAPTER III In the Land of Wheat-Field, Orchard, and Garden 313   CHAPTER IV Where River and Mountain Meet, and the Traces of the Bridge of the Gods 332   CHAPTER V A Side Trip to some of the Great Snow-Peaks 352   CHAPTER VI The Lower River and the Ocean Tides 374   Index 399

 

 

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ILLUSTRATIONS

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St. Peter’s Dome, Columbia River, 2300 Feet High	Frontispiece
Copyright, Kiser Photograph Co., 1902.
Mount Adams from the South	74
Photo. by W. D. Lyman.
Capt. Robert Gray	76
The “Columbia Rediviva”	76
Mount Hood from Lost Lake