Battle between Assiniboine warriors and Blackfeet. Fort McKenzie.

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Battle between Assiniboine warriors and Blackfeet. Fort McKenzie August 28th 1833.

Fort McKenzie August 28th, 1833.

Battle between Assiniboine warriors and Blackfeet in front of Fort McKenzie on the Upper Missouri River.

Source: Maximilian, Prince of Wied’s Travels in the Interior of North America, during the years 1832–1834″ by Prince Maximilian of Wied. Illustrator: Karl Bodmer. Engraver: Martens. Published by Ackermann & Cie, 96 Strand, 1st March 1841.

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