History Commentary - The Sacagawea Mystique: Her Age, Name, Role and Final Destiny
by Irving W. Anderson |
Fall 1999
:
Volume
13,
Number
3
Exploring the myths and misconceptions about Sacagawea, the Shoshoni Indian woman who accompanied the Lewis and Clark expedition.
The Education of an Empire Builder: John Jacob Astor and the World of the Columbia
by James P. Ronda |
Fall 1997
:
Volume
11,
Number
3
Trade and dominion marched hand in hand in the world of John Jacob Astor.
Viewpoints and Visions in 1792: The Vancouver Expedition encounters Indians of Western Washington
by Delbert J. McBride |
Summer 1990
:
Volume
4,
Number
2
An examination of recorded encounters between the Vancouver Expedition and Native inhabitants of Puget Sound.
The Wilkes Exploring Expedition in the Pacific Northwest
by David M. Buerge |
Spring 1987
:
Volume
1,
Number
1
"America's Cook" explores Oregon Country.
Patriot or Scalawag?
by J. Richard Nokes |
Fall 1990
:
Volume
4,
Number
3
John Meares' exploits on the Northwest coast.
The Seven-Fanged Horror of the Pacific: Father Peter De Smet Cross the Columbia Bar
by Robert C. Carriker |
Winter 1995-96
:
Volume
9,
Number
4
Father De Smet crosses the treacherous Columbia River bar.