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———. “What's It Like to Row Those Old Boats?”
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———. “Separation Marks: Notes on ‘the worst rapid' in the Grand Canyon.”
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———. “Was Powell First?”
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———. “Who Named the Grand Canyon?”
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———. “With Powell on the Colorado.”
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