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The Nez Perce People |
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The Nez Perce People
By Toni Lee Robinson |
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1 The Nez Perce tribe was important to the Lewis and Clark Expedition. The tired travelers had had little food for days when they staggered out of the mountains onto the Weippe (WEE-yipe) Prairie. Some Nez Perce boys brought the explorers to their village. The men were welcomed and given salmon and camas root to eat.