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| | Andrew Henry: Mine and Mountain Major |
 | | In Montana, three forts were named for him; in Idaho, a fort, a camp, Henry's Lake and Henry's Fork of the Snake River, Henry Creek and Henry Mountain; in Wyoming a tributary of the Green River. |
 | | Miner, militia major, explorer, mountain man and trapper, Andrew Henry was a complex, capable and sometimes contradictory man. As a leader, he could guide men of diverse backgrounds and temperaments from St. Louis to the Tetons and back, through harsh winters, grizzlies and Blackfeet. |
 | | Based on the book, this narrative concentrates on the periods Henry and his men spent in Idaho and the events that brought them there. |
| www.conantstation.com /henry/ahbooks.html (465 words) |
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