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Rivers, Edens, Empires: Lewis & Clark and the Revealing of America

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Science and Technology, Social Sciences
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Library of Congress
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Primary, Secondary, Post-secondary
Abstract:

Looks at historical maps, relations with Indians, and expedition artifacts -- the blunderbuss, Jefferson's secret message to Congress, his instructions for Meriwether Lewis, and speeches. Subsequent expeditions of America are also examined, including those by Lieutenant Zebulon Pike, Thomas Freeman, Major Stephen Long, Father de Smet, and John Fremont.

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