Before Lewis and Clark : documents illustrating the history of the Missouri, 1785-1804

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Before Lewis and Clark : documents illustrating the history of the Missouri, 1785-1804

edited, with an introductory narrative, by A.P. Nasatir

University of Nebraska Press, c1990-

  • set
  • v. 1
  • v. 1 : pbk.
  • v. 2
  • v. 2 : pbk.

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Reprint, with a new introd. Originally published: St. Louis : St. Louis Historical Documents Foundation, 1952

"Introduction to the Bison book edition by James P. Ronda."

Includes bibliographical references

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v. 2 ISBN 9780803233218

内容説明

The exploration of the Missouri River country by the immediate predecessors of Meriwether Lewis and William Clark is documented in Volume II of this monumental work. It continues the historical record begun in the first volume, bringing together letters, journals, and other documents dating from 1796 to 1804, the first year of the Americans' great expedition. In their journals Zenon Truteau and James Mackay describe journeys up the Missouri and encounters with Indian tribes. "Before Lewis and Clark" includes letters and other documents relating to topography trading, the Indian policy of the Spanish regime, the encroachments of the British, and divers matters. Translated, annotated, and arranged chronologically by A. P. Nasatir, they form an exciting and indispensable record of the westward exploration that set the stage for Lewis and Clark.James P. Ronda has introduced the Bison Book reprint of this volume, as he did the first. He discusses the history and the dreams behind the documents.
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v. 2 : pbk. ISBN 9780803283626

内容説明

The exploration of the Missouri River country by the immediate predecessors of Meriwether Lewis and William Clark is documented in Volume II of this monumental work. It continues the historical record begun in the first volume, bringing together letters, journals, and other documents dating from 1796 to 1804, the first year of the Americans' great expedition. In their journals Zenon Truteau and James Mackay describe journeys up the Missouri and encounters with Indian tribes. Before Lewis and Clark includes letters and other documents relating to topography trading, the Indian policy of the Spanish regime, the encroachments of the British, and divers matters. Translated, annotated, and arranged chronologically by A. P. Nasatir, they form an exciting and indispensable record of the westward exploration that set the stage for Lewis and Clark.James P. Ronda has introduced the Bison Book reprint of this volume, as he did the first. He discusses the history and the dreams behind the documents.

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