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Trek the wilderness lands west of the Mississippi with Meriwether Lewis on the historical ‘Lewis and Clark Expedition’ which lasted 28 months. Make your own explorations into their adventurous journey and discover that it has both scientific and commercial objectives, as well as the prospect of opening up commerce opportunities. Throughout his life, Meriwether was a pioneer in exploration and made a significant contribution to science and the North American Continent.
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