...used the secretary of war's copy to prepare his Message for Congress in which the document was titled "A Statistical View of the Indian Nations Inhabiting...Adjacent to its Northern and Western Boundaries," and published in 1806. The published version, to avoid the difficulties of printing so large a table,...

...appeared in his Message from the President . . . ( 1 8o6) in a section entitled "A Statistical View of Indian Nations inhabiting the Territory of Louisiana...adjacent to its northern and Western boundaries." Codex D, April 7 - May 23, 18o5, Lewis PPAmP; Thwaites (LC), 1 : 283-373, 2 : 3-65, 6 : 192-93; Biddle's...

...Mandan, April 1 7th, (t'. /., 7th) 1805, giving a progress-report of the Expedition at that date, &c. (2) "A Statistical View of the Indian Nations inhabiting...Adjacent to its Northern and Western Boundaries," by Captain Lewis, is the second of the accompanying documents ; this is an elaborate set of statistics...

...distance from the coiillucuce of the Missouri and Mississippi to the mouth of the Columbia, it 3555 miles. Of this remarkable expedition a particular...(which has been published in a pamphlet) consists of a statistical.view of the Indian nations inhabiting the territory of Louisiana, aud the countries adjacent...

...houses of Congress. With those I communicate, also, a statistical view, procured and forwarded by him, of the Indian nations inhabiting the territory of...the countries adjacent to its northern and western borders ; of their commerce, and of other interesting circumstances respecting them. In order to render...