Publisher's Synopsis
Pike's Pawnee Village is a historical account of a military expedition led by Zebulon Pike in 1806. The book covers Pike's interactions with the Pawnee tribe and his exploration of the Kansas and Arkansas rivers. George Washington Martin provides a detailed account of this important moment in American history.
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