Lewis and Clark in the Ochete Chako

"i don't think they must have had a reason," he says of Lewis and clark's encounter with the indians. "They did not, contrary to e rondas, i can't think of his first name, the american indian viewpoint of lewis and clark jans rand." In their journal, one of em said, captain leWis and i retired to our cabin to basically discuss what we're going to do. There's this cryptic note. And my position is that they had no clue, they must've had no clue they were going to encounter these tetons".