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What Is The Difference Between Lewis And Clark
Lewis and Clark have started their journey. All the men for the trip have been gathered. The journey has begun. The crew has worked very hard, but Clark was still worried that the men would be scared of the Indians. York also brought the news that Sergeant Floyd had passed away. Lewis was then worried that the others would not take that well.
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