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Mark Twain's Mississippi

Sketch of an escarpment along the Potomac River that exhibits an arched limestone bed.
Sketch of an escarpment on Will's Mountain that exhibits an arched limestone bed.
A Natural Obelisk of Sandstone on the Big Prairie.
1846 Map of Featherstonhaugh's return trip across the United States.
Sketch of Braddock's Field.
1846 Map of the South and South-Eastern United States.
The Commerce and Navigation of the Valley of the Mississippi; and Also that Appertaining to the City of St. Louis: Considered, With Reference to the Improvement, by the General Government, of the Mississippi River and its Tributaries
Description of Banvard's Panorama of the Mississippi River, Painted on Three Miles of Canvas, Exhibiting a View of Country 1200 Miles in Length, Extending from the Mouth of the Mississippi River to the City of New Orleans, Being by Far the Largest ...
'The Shipping and Import Trade of St. Louis' in 'Hunts' Merchants' Magazine, August 1847'
A Canoe Voyage Up the Minnay Sotor; with an Account of the Lead and Copper Deposits in Wisconsin; of the Gold Region in the Cherokee Country; and Sketches of Popular Manners; Volume 1
A Summer in The Wilderness; Embracing A Canoe Voyage up The Mississippi and Around Lake Superior
The West: Its Commerce and Navigation
'Commercial Cities and Towns of the United States. Number VII. City of Chicago Illinois' in 'Hunts' Merchants' Magazine, February 1848'
'Land Region and Lead Tribe of the Upper Mississippi' in 'Hunts' Merchants' Magazine, March 1848'
Fire Department, 1849
St. Louis Great Fire
Map of the North-Western States including Minnesota and the Copper Region of Lake Superior
Map of the Southern and South-Western States
Plan of New Orleans
Commerce in New Orleans on the Mississipi River
Mobile
Plan of Charleston, S. C.
City of Chicago
Map of the Mississippi River from Falls of St. Anthony to St. Louis
St. Louis, Mo.