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Adventures in the Canyons of the Colorado, by Two of Its Earliest Explorers

By William Wallace Bass

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Mr. W. W. Bass with his old indian friend. Mr. Bass has written the tradition and history of the Havasupai Indians and taught them our language.
FOREWORD
- INTRODUCTION
  - Inscription of Powell Monument, Grand Canyon National Park
  - W. W. HAWKINS
  - Fac-simile of Page 1 of W. W. Hawkins manuscript account of the First Powell Expedition.
  - Fac-simile of Page 3 of W. W. Hawkins manuscript account of the First Powell Expedition.
  - Fac-simile of last page of W. W. Hawkins manuscript account of the First Powell Expedition.
- Inscription of Powell Monument, Grand Canyon National Park
- W. W. HAWKINS
- Fac-simile of Page 1 of W. W. Hawkins manuscript account of the First Powell Expedition.
- Fac-simile of Page 3 of W. W. Hawkins manuscript account of the First Powell Expedition.
- Fac-simile of last page of W. W. Hawkins manuscript account of the First Powell Expedition.
- PART II.
  - THE STORY OF JAMES WHITE, THE FIRST MAN TO PASS THROUGH THE CANYONS OF THE COLORADO RIVER.
  - Fac-simile of first page of James White's letter to his brother.
  - Fac-simile of second page of James White's letter, and the envelope in which it was sent to his brother.
- THE STORY OF JAMES WHITE, THE FIRST MAN TO PASS THROUGH THE CANYONS OF THE COLORADO RIVER.
- Fac-simile of first page of James White's letter to his brother.
- Fac-simile of second page of James White's letter, and the envelope in which it was sent to his brother.