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Join Mack, an explorer from the early 19th century, as he trudges through the hardships faced throughout the Lewis and Clark Expedition. I was instructed to write a journal entry through the perspective of an explorer for my history class. The minimum was 8 sentences and somehow I came out with this. Got a perfect score, though.
Hey! It's been a while, huh?
Anyways, in history we were instructed to write a journal entry from the perspective of someone who took part in the Lewis and Clark Expedition.
This story follows a man named Mack and his struggle to trek the great west!
Also, if you find any grammar mistakes, let me know! It bugs me, lol
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CINNAZEN: I loved this book. I’m starting on book two and I’m confused because they talk about her being pregnant in the third chapter after they set off on their way to the new location BUT in this book she’s bleeding and not sure if she’s even pregnant? So that’s one of the things that’s confusing. It doesn...
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