For as Long as the Waters Flow

Episode aired Nov 4, 1978
TV-PG
1h 36m

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8.0/10

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Levi Zendt partners with Alexander McKeag and opens a trading post; later he assists in a historical treaty between the U.S. and the Indian Nations that soon falls apart.Levi Zendt partners with Alexander McKeag and opens a trading post; later he assists in a historical treaty between the U.S. and the Indian Nations that soon falls apart.Levi Zendt partners with Alexander McKeag and opens a trading post; later he assists in a historical treaty between the U.S. and the Indian Nations that soon falls apart.

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IMDb RATING

8.0/10

154

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When Jake Pasquinel and his band make the Pawnee leave the trading post all the Indians are riding bareback except Jake who has a purple blanket on his horse. When he jumps off you can clearly see a saddle under the blanket. Jake has been riding since a small boy and would have learned to ride bareback like his brother and the others. It seems out of place that he would need a saddle.

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Paul Garrett/Narrator: In the middle years of the 19th century more than 350,000 immigrants moved along the Platte River from the Missouri to the Pacific. The great majority passed through Indian lands and fewer than 300 came to harm, a percentage smaller than those killed accidentally by their own rifles. There have been few mass migrations so peaceful and no previous instance in which people of one race passed through lands held by another with so little trouble.