Lewis & Clark Expedition Publications, 1897-2014

Lewis & Clark Expedition Publications,1897-2014

Overview of the CollectionCreator Moulton, Gary E.

Title Lewis & Clark Expedition PublicationsDates 1897-2014 (inclusive)

1897 2014Quantity 6 cubic feet, (six boxes)

Collection Number OLPb172LEWSummary Collection of journals, magazines, and books about the Lewis and

Clark expedition 1804-1806. Materials date from 1897 to 2014.Repository Lewis & Clark College, Special Collections and Archives

Lewis & Clark College Special Collections and ArchivesAubrey R. Watzek Library0615 SW Palatine Hill Rd.Portland, OR97219Telephone: 503-768-7758Fax: [email protected]

Access Restrictions Collection is open for research.

Languages English

Content DescriptionThis collection is made up of six boxes containing journals, magazines, and books about the Lewis andClark expedition. Materials date from 1897 to 2014. The collection includes a multitude of publications,including the Bulletin of the Missouri Historical Society, the Oregon Historical Quarterly, and MontanaMagazine, along with various other publications, such as children's books and independently-publishedworks.

Historical NoteThis collection was donated to Lewis and Clark College in 2017 by Gary E. Moulton. Moulton is aprofessor of American history at University of Nebraska-Lincoln. He is well-recognized for his editingand publishing of the journals of the Lewis and Clark expedition in thirteen volumes.

He is the recipient of the J. Franklin Jameson Award of the American Historical Association for theediting of the Lewis and Clark journals, and he won the Outstanding Research and Creative ActivityAward from the University of Nebraska.

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Detailed Description of the Collection

Container(s) Description Dates

Box Item

1 1 AmericanaMerritt, Jim. "On the Trail of Lewis and Clark."

1982-05

1 2 American Adventure: Story of the Lewis and ClarkExpedition, 1804-1806

2000

1 3 American CowboyWilkinson, Alan. "Beginnings."

2005-01

1 4 American Heritage 15Cutright, Paul Russell. "I Gave Him Barks andSaltpeter. . . ."

1963-12

1 5 American Heritage 22Zochert, Donald. "This Nation Never Saw a Black Man."

1971-02

1 6 American HeritageBrandt, Anthony. "The Perilous Afterlife of the Lewis andClark Expedition."

2004-07

1 7 American History IllustratedHenrikson, Stephen E. "This Place of Encampment."

1985-09

1 8 American RiflemanHalsey, Ashley, Jr. "The Air Gun of Lewis and Clark."

1984-08

1 9 American RiflemanOlson, Kirk. "A Lewis and Clark Rifle?"

1985-05

1 10 American Scientific Exploration 1803-1860: Manuscripts inFour Philadelphia Libraries

1991

1 11 American Studies 1997

1 12 American West 1965Lewis & Clark Expedition Publications, 1897-2014http://archiveswest.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv35464 2



Yates, Ted. "Since Lewis and Clark."

1 13 American WestChuinard, E. G. "Thomas Jefferson and the Corp ofDiscovery: Could He Have Done More."

1975-11

1 14 American WestAnderson, Irving W. "A Charbonneau Family Portrait."Goddard, Donald. "Sculptor Harry Jackson's Sacagawea."

1980-03

1 15 American WestDuncan, Dayton. "Trailing Lewis and Clark on theMissouri."

1987-06

1 16 An Airport's Secret: A Surprise for August 2, 2085 2013

1 17 Annals of Wyoming 13"Sacajawea: A Symposium."

1941-07

1 18 Annals of Wyoming 14[Brock, A. L.] "And What of Toussaint Charbonneau?"

1942-07

1 19 Annals of Wyoming 44Shaul, David L. "The Meaning of the Name Sacajawea."

1972

1 20 Annals of Wyoming 52Schroer, Blanche. "Boat-pusher or Bird Woman?Sacagawea or Sacajawea?"

1980

1 21 Annual Report of the American Historical AssociationThwaites, Reuben Gold. "The Story of Lewis and Clark'sJournals."

1903

1 22 Annual Report of the American Historical AssociationTeggart, Frederick J. "Notes Supplementary to any Editionof Lewis and Clark."

1908

1 23 AntiquesWainwright, Nicholas B. "Nicholas Biddle in Portraiture."

1975-11

1 24 Arizona and the WestSpence, Clark C. "A Dedication to the Memory of ErnestStaples Osgood."

1985

1 25 The Art of the Lewis and Clark Expedition 2004




1 26 AudubonHalpern, Sue. "A Place Time Forgot."

2003-03

1 27 Back in ThymeSmith, Nancy. "Capt. Lewis' Plants Revisited."

1998-03-01

1 28 Back in ThymeSmith, Nancy. "Tale of Lewis' lost specimens."

1998-05-01

1 29 Big Sky JournalDuncan, Dayton. "Lewis and Clark in Montana."

1998

1 30 Bird Watcher's DigestHolmgren, Virginia C. "Bird Watching with Lewis andClark."

1983-09

1 31 Birds and Mammals Observed by Lewis and Clark in NorthDakota

1927

1 32 Bitterroot Crossing: Lewis and Clark Across the Lolo Trail 2005

1 33 Bitterroot Crossing: Lewis and Clark Across the Lolo TrailVolume II

2010

1 34 BladeGross, Erhard. "Is This A Lewis and Clark ExpeditionKnife?"

2002-01

1 35 The Boy from Locust Hill 1986-08

1 36 Bulletin of the Missouri Historical Society XEwers, John C. "The Indian Trade of the Upper Missouribefore Lewis and Clark: An Interpretation."Loos, John L. "William Clark's Part in the Preparation ofthe Lewis and Clark Expedition."Lewis, Grace. "Financial Records: 'Expedition to thePacific Ocean.'"

1954-07

1 37 Bulletin of the Missouri Historical Society XIVLewis, Grace. "The First Home of Governor Lewis inLouisiana Territory."

1958-07

1 38 Bulletin of the Missouri Historical Society XV 1958-10




Giraud, Marcel and Mrs. Max W. Myers. "Etienne VeniardDe Bourgmont's "Exact Description of Louisiana.""

1 39 Bulletin of the Missouri Historical Society XVIJackson, Donald. "Some Books Carried by Lewis andClark."

1959-10

1 40 Bulletin of the Missouri Historical Society XVIMcDermott, John Francis. "William Clark's Museum OnceMore."

1960-01

1 41 Bulletin of the Missouri Historical Society XVIIJackson, Donald. "A New Lewis and Clark Map."

1961-01

1 42 Bulletin of the Missouri Historical Society XXJackson, Donald. " Journey to the Mandans, 1809: TheLost Narrative of Dr. Thomas."

1964-04

1 43 Bulletin of the Missouri Historical Society XXICutright, Paul Russell. "Lewis and Clark and Du Pratz."

1964-10

1 44 Bulletin of the Missouri Historical Society XXIICutright, Paul Russell. "Lewis and Clark and Cottonwood."

1965-10

1 45 Bulletin of the Missouri Historical Society XXIICutright, Paul Russell. "Jefferson's Instructions to Lewisand Clark."

1966-04

1 46 Bulletin of the Missouri Historical Society XXIIICutright, Paul Russell. "Meriwether Lewis Prepares for aTrip West."

1966-10

1 47 Bulletin of the Missouri Historical Society XXIIICutright, Paul Russell. "The Odyssey of the Magpie andthe Prairie Dog."

1967-04

1 48 Bulletin of the Missouri Historical Society XXIVCutright, Paul Russell. "Lewis and Clark Begin a Journey."Jackson, Donald. "Some Advice for the Next Editor ofLewis and Clark."

1967-10

1 49 Bulletin of the Missouri Historical Society XXIVCutright, Paul Russell. "Lewis and Clark Indian PeaceMedals."

1968-01

1 50 Bulletin of the Missouri Historical Society XXV 1969-07Lewis & Clark Expedition Publications, 1897-2014http://archiveswest.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv35464 5



Thomas, Samuel W. "William Clark's 1795 and 1797Journals and Their Significance."

1 51 Bulletin of the Missouri Historical Society XXVIIICutright, Paul Russell. "The Journal of Private JosephWhitehouse: A Soldier with Lewis and Clark."

1972-04

1 52 Bulletin of the Missouri Historical Society XXXIIAbrams, Rochonne. "A Song of the Promise of the Land:The Style of the Lewis and Clark Journals."

1976-04

1 53 Bulletin of the Missouri Historical Society XXXIVMcDermott, John Francis. "William Clark's Struggle withPlace Names in Upper Louisiana."

1978-04

1 54 Bulletin of the Missouri Historical Society XXXIVAbrams, Rochonne. "The Colonial Childhood ofMeriwether Lewis."

1978-07

1 55 Bulletin of the Missouri Historical Society XXXVIAbrams, Rochonne. "Meriwether Lewis: Two Years withJefferson, the Mentor."

1979-10

1 56 Bulletin of the Missouri Historical Society XXXVIAbrams, Rochonne. "Meriwether Lewis: The LogisticalImagination."

1980-07

1 57 An American OdysseyWalker, Chris. "Giant Steps."

2004-01-18

1 58 Chronicles of OklahomaForeman, Grant. "Nathaniel Pryor."

1929-06

1 59 Chronicles of OklahomaMiddlebrooks, Glenna Parker, and Elizabeth Pryor Harper."Ancestry of Captain Nathaniel Pryor."

1970

1 60 Clark's Lookout 1983

1 61 Cobblestone[Nankin, Frances.] "The Voyage of Discovery, 1804-1806."

1980-09

2 1 ColumbiaBrown, Dee. "What Really Happened to MeriwetherLewis?"

1988




2 2 ColumbiaDuncan, Dayton. "What the Lewis and Clark ExpeditionMeans to America."

1997

2 3 ColumbiaCebula, Lawrence H. "Harbingers of Change: EuropeanInfluences in the Aboriginal Northwest as Seen Throughthe Journals of Lewis and Clark."

1997

2 4 ColumbiaAnderson, Irving W. "The Sacagawea Mystique: Her Age,Name, Role and Final Destiny."

1999

2 5 ColumbiaRavenholt, Reimert Thorolf. "Self-destruction: MeriwetherLewis's Final Act of 'Ultimate Courage.'"

1999

2 6 ColumbiaWesselius, Allen. "A Lasting Legacy, Part I."

2001

2 7 ColumbiaLewis, Wallace G. "Following in Their Footsteps: Creatingthe Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail."

2002

2 8 ColumbiaDaniels, Roger. "The Lewis & Clark Expedition, March 31to April 6, 1806: Provision Camp."

2002

2 9 ColumbiaHerman, Daniel. "Hunting for Empire."

2003

2 10 ColumbiaSchroeder, Michael A. "Grouse of the Lewis & ClarkExpedition."

2003

2 11 ColumbiaRonda, James P. "Captains West."

2004

2 12 ContinuanceSwenson, Robert. "Lewis & Clark In Southernmost Illinois."

2003

2 13 Contributions of Philadelphia to Lewis and Clark History 2001

2 14 The Corps of Discovery and The Falls of the Ohio 2003




2 15 A Crossword Walk With Lewis & Clark 2003

2 16 DePaul Law ReviewBurke, Redmond A. and Robert Q. Kelly. "The Lewis-ClarkExpedition Papers: The Genesis of a Case."

1958

2 17 In Memoriam: Donald Jackson, 1919-1987 1987

2 18 Dr. Saugrain Helped Lewis and Clark 1931

2 19 Early Pictures of the Falls: A Lewis and Clark Portrait inTime

1998

2 20 EarthwatchLarge, Arlen J. "Rediscovering Lewis and Clark: The FirstNational Biological Survey."

1994

2 21 Edible Wild Plants Used by Lewis & ClarkRobert J. Hoyle, Jr.

1994

2 22 Enduring Stories Dynamic Landscapes: The Lewis andClark Expedition on National Forests and GrasslandsUSDA Forest Service

2 23, 24 Triumph Then Despair: The Tragic Death of MeriwetherLewisFrom Epidemiology. Ravenholt, Reimert Thorolf.

1994

2 25 Exploration UnlimitedBurroughs, R.D.

1953

2 26 The Explorers of the Far West, 1804-1807Roosevelt, Theodore.

1900

2 27 Exploring the West from Monticello: A Perspective in Mapsfrom Columbus to Lewis and ClarkBenson, Guy Meriwether with William R. Irwin and HeatherMoore.

1995

2 28 Famous American IndiansRtizenthaler, Robert E. and Arthur Niehoff.

1961

2 29 Field & StreamMerritt, Jim. "A "Turrible" Animal."

1987-02




2 30 Filson Club History Quarterly 42Hill, Richard H. "The Lewis and Clark Expedition WhereDid It Start?"

1968-04

2 31 Filson Club History Quarterly 44Bentley, James R. "Two Letters of Meriwether Lewis toMajor William Preston."

1970-04

2 32 Filson Club History Quarterly 49Appleman, Roy E. "Joseph and Reubin Field, KentuckyFrontiersmen of the Lewis and Clark Expedition and theirFather, Abraham."

1975-01

2 33 Filson Club History Quarterly 62Ronda, James P. "Wilson Price Hunt Reports on Lewisand Clark."

1988-04

2 34 First Trust Co. of St. Paul v. Minnesota Historical Society(Lewis and Clark Expedition Papers

1957

2 35 Following Lewis and Clark's Trail from the Columbia RiverGorge to the SeaGateway to the Pacific: A Guide to Lewis and Clark ToursAlong the Lower Columbia River

2005

2 36 Following the Lewis and Clark Trail: A Vacation Guide forCampersWarner, Doten.

1998

2 38 Plants of Fort Clatsop: From the Journals of Lewis andClarkFort Clatsop Historical Association

1989

2 39 A Charbonneau Family PortraitFort Clatsop Historical Association

1988

2 40 Fort Randall Reservoir: Archeology, Geology, HistoryCaldwell, Warren W., Charles H. McNutt, G. Hubert Smith

1960

2 41 Framing the West at Monticello: Thomas Jefferson and theLewis and Clark Expedition

2 42 Friendly ExchangeLarge, Arlen J. "Following the Lewis and Clark Trail."

1989




2 43 From Montana to Mars: Exploration from 1803 to 2003,and BeyondScott, Donald M.

2003-02

2 44 Frontiers 31Cutright, Paul R."Well-Traveled Plants of Lewis andClark."

1967

2 45 Fur Trade Symposium 2000 Proceedings: Indians &Traders: Entrepreneurs of the Upper MissouriDuncan, Dayton. "This Long Wished for Spot."

2001

2 46 Garrison Resevoir: Geology, Paleontology, Archeology,HistoryCaldwell, Warren W. and G. Hubert Smith

1962

2 47 Gateway HeritageThe Lewis and Clark Expedition, 175th Anniversary

1981

2 48 GazetteGanz, Sandy. "Westward Ho: Lewis, Clark & Seaman."

1987-10

2 49 Geographical ReviewAllen, John L. "An Analysis of the Exploratory Process:The Lewis and Clark Expedition of 1804-1806."

1972-01

2 50 A Glance at the Lewis and Clark ExpeditionFlandrau, Grace.

1925

2 51 Golden Notes 1959-01

2 52 Gone West! Lewis and Clark at Fort Clatsop 1983

2 53 The Grand Expedition Of Lewis & Clark as Seen by CMRussellDear, Elizabeth A.

1998

2 54 Great Plains Journal 3Halliburton, R., Jr. "John Colter's Run for Life."

1963

2 55 Great Plains Quarterly 4Allen, John L. "The Garden-Desert Continuum: CompetingViews of the Great Plains in the Nineteenth Century."

1985

2 56 Great Plains Quarterly 17 1997Lewis & Clark Expedition Publications, 1897-2014http://archiveswest.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv35464 10



Belyea, Barbara. "Mapping the Marias: The Interface ofNative and Scientific Cartographies."

2 57 Great Plains Quarterly 24Blake, Kevin S. "Great Plains Native AmericanReservations Along the Lewis and Clark Trail."

2004

2 58 Great Plains Quarterly 26Witte, Kevin C. "In the Footsteps of the Third SpanishExpedition: James Mackay and John T. Evans's Impact onthe Lewis and Clark Expedition."

2006

2 59 Great Plains Research 3Rossi, Linda and Alfred E. Schuyler. "The Iconography ofPlants Collected on the Lewis and Clark Expedition."

1993-02

2 60 Guns of the Lewis and Clark ExpeditionHult, Ruby El

1960

2 61 The Gun ReportHarrison, G. Charter, Jr. "The Lewis and Clark Air Gun."

1956-05

2 62 The Gun ReportHarrison, G. Charter, Jr. "More on the Lewis and Clark AirGun."

1956-06

2 63 The Gun ReportHarrison, G. Charter, Jr. "Re-inquiry into the Lewis andClark Air Gun."

1957-11

2 64 Herpetological Review 9Benson, Keith R. "Herpetology on the Lewis and ClarkExpedition, 1804-1806."

1978

2 65, 66 Historical Signboards on the Lewis and Clark TrailMuhly, Frank.

1976

2 67 History News 56Lewis & Clark: 200 Years Later

2001

2 68 Hoofprints 14Willard, John. "Discovery of the Missouri's Great FallsInspired Meriwether Lewis."

1984

2 69 Hoofprints 17 1987




Willard, John. "With William Clark on the Rochejohne:Nineteen Days Along Elk River."

2 70 Hoofprints 22Willard, John. "Pompeys Pillar's Historic Messages:Recorded in Red Earth Art and Carved Stone."

1992

2 71 Hoofprints 30"Yellowstone's Discovery: Lewis & Clark's Introduction toElk River."

2000

2 72 Horizon Air"Art of the Lewis & Clark Trail."

2004-12

2 73 Idaho Law Review 42Miller, Robert J. "The Doctrine of Discovery in AmericanIndian Law."

2005

2 74 Idaho Yesterdays IIRees, John E. "The Shoshoni Contribution to Lewis andClark."

1958

2 75 Idaho Yesterdays V"Pioneer Portraits: Jean Baptiste Charbonneau."

1961

2 76 Idaho Yesterdays 8Peebles, John J. "Rugged Waters: Trails and Campsites ofLewis and Clark in the Salmon River Country."

1964

2 77 Idaho Yesterdays 9Peebles, John J. "On the Lolo Trail: Route and Campsitesof Lewis and Clark."

1965

2 78 Idaho Yesterdays 10Peebles, John J. "The Return of Lewis and Clark."

1966

2 79 Idaho Yesterdays 10Aoki, Haruo. "What does 'Chopunnish' Mean?"

1966

2 80 Idaho Yesterdays 12Sprague, Roderick. "The Meaning of 'Palouse.'"

1968

2 81 Idaho Yesterdays 43Knowles, Charles R. "On the Trail of Lewis and Clark."

1999




2 82 Idaho Yesterdays 43Lewis, Wallace G. "On the Trail of Lewis and Clark:Building the Lewis-Clark Highway."

1999

2 83 Idaho Yesterdays 44Russell, Steve F. "The Riddle of Hungery Creek,September 18-20, 1805, and June 16, 18, 25, 1806."

2000

2 84 In WyomingShroer, Blanche. "Sacajawea: The Legend and the Truth."

1978-01

2 85 Iowa ConservationistGundy, Wendy Van, and James J. Zohrer. "In theFootsteps of Lewis and Clark."

1984-04

2 86 The Iowan"It's History Afloat."

1989

2 87 The James Ford Bell Lectures 36: An Epic AmericanExploration: The Friendship of Lewis and ClarkAmbrose, Stephen E.

1998

2 88 Jefferson and ScienceBedini, Silvio A.

2 89 Jefferson: Man of ScienceBedini, Silvio A. Frontiers 3

1981

2 90 Jefferson, Meriweather Lewis, and the Reduction of theUnited States ArmyJackson, Donald.

1980

2 91 Jefferson's West: A Lewis and Clark Exposition 2003

2 92 Journal of Historical Geography 4Allen, J.L. "Division of the waters: changing concepts ofthe continental divide, 1804-44."

1978

2 93 Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society 13Gray, Charles Gilmer. "Lewis and Clark at the Mouth ofWood River, an Historic Spot."

1920-07

2 94 Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society LXXV 1982




Lankiewicz, Donald P. "The Camp on Wood River: AWinter of Preparation for the Lewis and Clark Expedition."

2 95 The Journal of Mississippi History LVIIGuice, John D.W. "A Fatal Rendezvous: The MysteriousDeath of Meriwether Lewis."

1995

2 96 Journal of the Washington Academy of Sciences 44Ray, Verne F., and Nancy Oestreich Lurie. "TheContributions of Lewis and Clark to Ethnography."

1954-11

2 97 Journal of the West 37Weisbrod, Marie Webster. "Sacajawea: Native AmericanHeroine."

1998-01

2 98 Journey of Discovery: A new look at an old mysteryLawrence, Paul.

1978

3 1 The Kansas Historical Quarterly XVIBarry, Louise, ed. "William Clark's Diary, May, 1826-February, 1831: Part One, 1826-1827." Kansas HistoricalQuarterly 16 (February 1948): 1-39; "Part Two, 1828," 16(May 1948): 136-74; "Part Three, 1829," 16 (August 1948):274-305; "Part Four, 1830-31," 16 (November 1948):384-410.

1948

3 2 Kansas Quarterly 3Loos, John L. "William Clark: Indian Agent."

1971

3 3 Lake Sharpe Big Bend Dam: Archeology, History, GeologyCaldwell, Warren W., John J. Hoffman, Richard E. Jensen,Richard B. Johnston, G. Hubert Smith

1967-06

3 4 The Last Voyage of Captain Meriwether Lewis: DramaticCantata for Soprano and Baritone Soloists, Men's Chorus,and Piano QuartetCharnesky, Jason, and Bruce Trinkley.

2001

3 5 Leadership: A Practical Journal for Church LeadersReed, Eric. "Leading into the Unknown."

1999

3 6 Lewis and Clark: Our National Epic of Exploration,1804-1806

1954

3 7 Lewis and Clark 1985




Sabin, Francene.

3 8 Lewis and ClarkKids Discover

1996-11

3 9 Lewis & Clark and Oregon's Forests: State of the Foreststhe Explorers Encountered in 1805

3 10 Lewis & Clark and the Shahaptian Speaking AmericansHalsey, Cheryll and Robert Beale.

1983

3 11 Lewis & Clark at Council Bluff: A Guide to Lewis & Clark inthe Omaha-Council Bluffs AreaGale, Kira.

1999

3 12 Lewis and Clark at Fort Clatsop, 1805-06Pollard, Lancaster.

1955

3 13 Lewis and Clark at Fort Clatsop, 1806-06Pollard, Lancaster.

1980

3 14 Lewis and Clark at the PortageSaindon, Bob.

1981

3 15 Lewis & Clark at SeasidePollard, Lancaster.

1954

3 16 Lewis and Clark: Background Information, Activities, and aColorful Learning PosterSachatello-Sawyer, Bonnie.

1997

3 17 Lewis and Clark: Centennial Exposition, Portland, Oregon,June 1 to October 15, 1905Wheeler, Olin D.

1905

3 18 Lewis & Clark Expedition, 1804-1806Link, Louis W.

1964

3 19 The Lewis and Clark ExpeditionSupplemental Education Association.

1931

3 20 Brief Account of the Lewis and Clark Expedition From St.Louis, Missouri to the Mouth of the Columbia River Oregonand Return, 1804-1806 with Illustrative MapLewis and Clark Centennial Exposition, Portland.

1905




3 21 The Lewis & Clark ExpeditionHouk, Rose.

1999

3 22 Lewis & Clark ExpeditionMck. Stewart, Linda. Reprinted from American HeritageMagazine.

1999

3 23 The Lewis and Clark Expedition: An Illustrated KeepsakeAlbumBrown, D. Alexander.

1969

3 24 The Lewis & Clark Air Rifle "A Great Curiosity"Nelson, Ray.

2000

3 25 The Lewis and Clark Expedition Among the Nez PerceIndians: The First Ethnographic Study in the ColumbiaPlateauSappington, Robert Lee.

1989

3 26 The Lewis and Clark Expedition Coloring BookCopeland, Peter F.

1983

3 27 Lewis and Clark: Exploration of Central MontanaHoward, Ella Mae.

1993

3 28 Lewis and Clark in Beaverhead CountyGarver, Frank Harmon.

1964

3 29 Lewis and Clark in Beaverhead County, Montana

3 30 Lewis & Clark in Cass CountyWood, Gertrude.

1996

3 31, 32 Lewis and Clark in IdahoPeebles, John J.

1966-12

3 33 Lewis and Clark in the BoonslickDenny, James M.

2000

3 34 Lewis and Clark in the Manitou Bluffs RegionDenny, James M.

2000

3 35 Lewis and Clark - Indiana ConnectionsIndiana Historical Bureau.

2003




3 36 The Lewis and Clark Journal

3 37 Lewis & Clark Lake: Geology, Paleontology, Archeology,HistoryPrepared by the Missouri Basin Project of the SmithsonianInstitution in Cooperation with US National Park Service,US Army Corps of Engineers, and the University ofNebraska Sate Museum.

3 38 Lewis & Clark: New PerspectivesGateway Heritage: The Quarterly Magazine of theMissouri Historical Society.

2003

3 39 Lewis and Clark: Pathfinders of the Great NorthwestJohn Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company.

1925

3 40 Lewis & Clark: Portraits and Portraitists and A Prairie Dogfor Mr. jeffersonCutright, Paul R. and Ernest S. Osgood.

1969

3 41 Lewis and Clark Routes Between the Bitterroot Valley andthe Columbia RiverHoyle, Robert J., Jr.

1989

3 42 WM. Clark of the Village of St. Luis, Missouri TerritoryAdreon, Wm. Clark.

1970-01-16

3 43 Lewis and Clark's Observations and Measurements ofGeomorphology and Hydrology, and Changes with TimeMoody, John A., Robert H. Meade, and David R. Jones.

2003

3 44 Lewis and Clark: Rockhounding on the Way to the PacificHankins, Brenda J.

2004

3 45 Lewis & Clark Territory: Contemporary Artists RevisitPlace, Race, and MemoryTacoma Art Museum.

2004

3 46 Lewis & Clark: The Journey of the Corps of Discovery, AStudy Guide for Grades 5-8 Made Possible By GeneralMotors

1997

3 47 Patrick Gass: Lewis and Clark's Last ManForrest, Earle R.

1950




3 48 The Link 6Schmidt, Raymond P. "Lewis and Clark and the "JeffersonCypher.""

2003

3 49 The Lolo Trail: A History of Events Connected With theLolo TrailSpace, Ralph S.

1970

3 50 Los Angeles Corral 106Clarke, Charles G. "Thirty-Eight Horses and a BrandingIron."

1976-06

3 51 Madame Charbonneau: The Indian Woman whoAccompanied the Lewis and Clark Expedition, 1804-6Rees, John E.

1970

3 52, 53 Man at Arms 21Tait, Frank A. "The U.S. Contract Rifle: Pattern of 1792."

1999-06

3 54, 55 Man at Arms 21Maggelet, Michael H and Frank Tait. "A ContinuingDiscussion...Lewis & Clark and 'Short Rifles": A Reader'sCriticisms and our Author's Response."

1999-01

3 56 Manuscripts XXIVJackson, Donald. "A Footnote to the Lewis and ClarkExpedition."

1972

3 57 Reprinted from The Map Collector 39Heckrotte, Warren. "Aaron Arrowsmith's Map of NorthAmerica and the Lewis and Clark Expedition."

1987

3 58 March of the Volunteers; Soldiering with Lewis & ClarkBordwell, Constance.

1960

3 59 Medical Appendices of the Lewis & Clark Expedition:The Most Definitive Outline of INformation on the MedicalAspects of the ExpeditionFisher, John W.

2006-08

3 60 The Medical Aspects of the Lewis & Clark ExpeditionChuinard, E.G.

1965

3 61 The Mentor 7Wood, Ruth Kedzie. "The Lewis and Clark Expedition."

1919




3 62 The Mentor 7Wood, Ruth Kedzie. "The Lewis and Clark Expedition."

1919-05-01

3 63 The Mentor 8Bryan, George S. "Pioneers of the Great West."

1920-02-16

3 64 Meriwether Lewis and His Son: The Claim of JosephDeSomet Lewis and the Problem of HistoryThompson, Harry F.

2000

3 65 Meriwether Lewis: His Death and HIs Monument, Anhistorical and Pictorial PortfolioStarrs, James E.

1997

3 66 Meriwether Lewis in Blackfeet CountyWest, Helen B.

1964

3 67 Meriwether Lewis: NaturalistCutright, Paul Russell.

1968

3 68, 69 Microscopy Today 13Alden, Harry A., Roland H Cunningham, Kevin Ryan,Paul T. Jantzen, and David R. Dobbins. "MicroscopicalAnatomy of Selected Palnts Collected By The Lewis &Clark Expedition."

2005-05

3 70 Midwestern Folklore 21Gasque, Thomas J. "Lewis and Clark's OnomasticAssumptions."

1995

3 71 Missouri Prairie Journal 10Rogers, Ann. "Lewis and Clark: Admirers of Missouri'sPrairie."

1989-06

3 72 Missouri Historical Review XLIIFinley, Helen Deveneau, ed. "The Missouri Reader: TheLewis and Clark Expedition."

1948-07

3 73 Missouri Historical Review XLIIIKlein, Ada Paris, ed. "The Missouri Reader: The Lewis andClark Expedition."

1948-10

3 74 Missouri Historical Review LXVIISteffen, Jerome O. "William Clark: A New Perspective ofMissouri Territorial Politics 1813-1820."

1973-01




3 75 Missouri Historical Review LXXIIIIsern, Thomas D., ed. "Exploration and Diplomacy: GeorgeChamplin Sibley's Report to William Clark, 1811."

1978-10

3 76 Missouri Historical Review LXXVIWood, W. Raymond. "William Clark's Mapping in Missouri1803-1804."

1982-04

3 77 Missouri Historical Review LXXVIIFoley, William E. "The Lewis and Clark Expedition's SilentPartners: The Chouteau Brothers of St. Louis."

1983-01

3 78 Missouri Historical Review XCVIIIFoley, William E. "Friends and Partners: William Clark,Meriwether Lewis, and Mid-America's French Creoles."

2004-07

3 79 Missouri Historical Society Collections IIThwaites, Reuben Gold. "William Clark: Soldier, Explorer,Statesman."

1906-10

3 80 Montana Magazine of HistoryDeVoto, Bernard. "Sacajawea: Inspirational Indian Maid."

1954

3 81 Montana Magazine of HistoryNeuberger, Richard L. "The Lochsa, Realm of History andGrandeur."

1954

3 82 Montana, Magazine of the Northern RockiesMiller, Robert E. "Portage of the Great Falls."

1977

3 83 Montana OutdoorsWalcheck, Ken. "With Pen & Plant in Hand."

1982

3 84 Montana OutdoorsWalcheck, Ken. "The Bird's-Eye View of Lewis and Clark."

1987

3 85 Montana: The Magazine of Western HistoryClark, Ella E. "Sesquicentennial Remembrances: TheLewis and Clark Expedition as Seen Through the Eyes ofthe Indians."

1955

3 86 Montana: The Magazine of Western History 5Christopherson, Edmund. "Expedition, West!"

1955

3 87 Montana: The Magazine of Western History 5 1955




Josephy, Alvin M., Jr. "The Naming of the Nez Perces."

3 88 Montana: The Magazine of Western History XIVStearns, Harold G. "Lewis and Clark Trail: Historic AvenueAcross America."

1964

3 89 Montana: The Magazine of Western History XVIEwers, John C. "Plains Indian Reactions to the Lewis andClark Expedition."

1966

3 90 Montana: The Magazine of Western History XVIWest, Helen B. "Lewis and Clark Expedition: Our NationalEpic, An Essay." Mattes, Merrill J. "On the Trail of Lewisand Clark with Thomas Hart Benton."

1966

3 91 Montana: The Magazine of Western History XVIIDillon, Richard H. "Meriwether Lewis, Manuel Lisa, and theTantalizing Santa Fe Trade."

1967

4 1, 2, 3 Montana: The Magazine of Western History XVIIIJackson, Donald. "On Reading Lewis and Clark."Osgood, Ernest S. "Clark on the Yellowstone, 1806."Cutright, Paul Russell. "Lewis on the Marias, 1806."

1968

4 4, 5 Montana: The Magazine of Western History XIXCutright, Paul Russell. "Lewis and Clark: Portraits andPortraitists."Osgood, Ernest S. "A Prairie Dog for Mr. Jefferson."

1969

4 6 Montana: The Magazine of Western History XXIAllen, John L. "Lewis and Clark on the Upper Missouri:Decision at the Marias."

1971

4 7 Montana: The Magazine of Western History XXIWill, Drake W. "Lewis and Clark: Westering Physicians."

1971

4 8 Montana: The Magazine of Western History XXIIIAnderson, Irving W. "Probing the Riddle of the BirdWoman."

1973

4 9 Montana: The Magazine of Western History XXVSteffen, Jerome O. "William Clark: A Reappraisal."

1975

4 10 Montana: The Magazine of Western History XXVIMurray, Robert A. "First Tracks in the Big Horns."

1976




Dickson, Frank H. "Hard on the Heels of Lewis and Clark."

4 11, 12,13

Montana: The Magazine of Western History XXVISaindon, Bob. "The River Which Scolds at all Others: AnObstinate Blunder in Nomenclature."Osgood, Ernest S. "Our Dog Scannon: Partner inDiscovery."Chuinard, E. G. "The Actual Role of the Bird Woman:Purposeful Member of the Corps or Casual 'Tag Along'."

1976

4 14 Montana: The Magazine of Western History XXIXAlwin, John A. "Pelts, Provisions & Perceptions:The Hudson's Bay Company Mandan Indian Trade,1795-1812."Foley, William E. and Charles David Rice. "The Return ofthe Mandan Chief."

1979

4 15, 16 Montana: The Magazine of Western History XLIRonda, James P. "'A Knowledge of Distant Parts': TheShaping of the Lewis and Clark Expedition."

1991

4 17 Montana: The Magazine of Western History XLIVRonda, James P. "A Moment in Time: The West-September 1806."

1994

4 18 Montana: The Magazine of Western History XLVAmbrose, Stephen E. "'Immence Mountains to the West':Lewis and Clark Breach the Bitterroots."

1995

4 19 Montana: The Magazine of Western History LFlores, Dan. "A Very Different Story: Exploring theSouthwest from Monticello withe the Freeman and CustisExpedition of 1806."

2000

4 20 Montana: The Magazine of Western History LLoge, Ronald V. "Illness at Three Forks: Captain WilliamClark and the First Recorded Case of Colorado TickFever."

2000

4 21 Montana: The Magazine of Western History LIIISpence, Mark. "Historical Commentary: The UnnaturalHistory of the Lewis and Clark Bicentennial."

2003

4 22 Montana: The Magazine of Western History LVBaumler, Ellen. "The Masonic Apron of Meriwether Lewisand the Legacy of Masonry in Montana."

2005




4 23 Montana: The Magazine of Western History LVILambert, Kirby. "We Proceeded On: Creating aMasterpiece for the Montana State Capitol."

2006

4 24 Montana: The Magazine of Western History LVIHoxie, Frederick E. "The Story from Indian Country: WhatWe Learned from the Lewis and Clark Bicentennial."

2006

4 25 Montana: The Magazine of Western History LVIIOberst, George. "Neither Empty nor Unknown: Montana atthe Time of Lewis and Clark."

2007

4 26 Monthly Bugle 89Stewart, Henry, Jr. "The American Air Gun School of 1800(with Corollary Verification of the Lewis and Clark Air RifleMaker)."

1977-02

4 27 Mulberry Hill: The Clark Family Home At Louisville,KentuckyEllison, Ernest M.

2001

4 28 The Murrelet: A Journal of Northwestern Ornithology andMammalogy XIVHall, F. S. "Studies in the History of Ornithology in theState of Washington (1792-1932) with Special Referenceto the Discovery of New Species, Part II."

1933-09

4 29 The Murrelet: A Journal of Northwestern Ornithology andMammalogy XXXIVJollie, M. "The Birds Observed in idaho by the Lewis andClark Expedition, 1804-1806."

1953

4 30 Museum of the Fur Trade Quarterly 48Fisher, John W. "The Pirogue."

2012

4 31 Museum of the Fur Trade Quarterly 49"The Pirogue: Source Material from the Time of Lewis andClark."

2013

4 32 The Mystery of Lost Trail Pass: A Quest for Lewis andClark's Campsite of September 3, 1805Official Publication of the Lewis and Clark Trail HeritageFoundation, Inc.

2000-02

4 33 Names 42 1994-12




Large, Arlen J. "All in the Family: The In-House Honorificsof Lewis and Clark."

4 34 The Natchez Trace: Indian Trail to ParkwayPhelps, Dawson A.

1962-09

4 35 National Geographic Magazine LIVFreeman, Lewis R. "Trailing History Down the Big Muddy:In the Homeward Wake of Lewis and Clark."

1928-07

4 36 National Geographic Magazine CIIIJaeger, Edmund C. "Poorwill Sleeps Away the Winter."

1953-02

4 37 National Geographic Magazine CIIIGray, Ralph. "Following the Trail of Lewis and Clark."

1953-06

4 38 National Geographic Magazine 128Everhart, William C. "So Long, St. Louis, We're HeadingWest."

1965-11

4 39 National Geographic Magazine 134Keating, Bern. "Today Along the Natchez Trace."

1968-11

4 40 National Geographic Magazine 193Fisher, Ron. "Lewis and Clark: Naturalist-Explorers."

1998-10

4 41 National Geographic Magazine 201Salter, Cathy Riggs. "Lewis and Clark's Lost Missouri."

2002-04

4 42 National Geographic Magazine 203Talbot, Margaret. "Searching for Sacagawea."

2003-02

4 43 Natural HistoryBurroughs, R. D. "The Lewis and Clark Expedition'sBotanical Discoveries."

1966-01

4 44 Natural HistoryJensen, Belva. "Trailing Lewis and Clark."

1969

4 45 The Nature of Lewis and Clark on the Great Plains28th Annual Interdisciplinary Symposium Sponsoredby the Center for Great Plains Studies, University ofNebraska- Lincoln

2004-06

4 46 Nebraska History 28 1947




Mattes, Merrill J. "Historic Sites in Missouri ValleyReservoir Areas."

4 47 Nebraska History 36Diller, Aubrey. "James Mackay's Journey in Nebraska in1796."

1955-06

4 48 Nebraska History 41Jackson, Donald. "Lewis and Clark Among the Oto."

1960-09

4 49 Nebraska History 46Settle, Raymond W., and Mary Lund Settle. "A Problem inIdentity: Two Nathaniel Pryors."

1965-06

4 50 Nebraska History 51Snoddy, Donald D., ed. "Medical Aspects of the Lewis andClark Expedition."

1970

4 51 Nebraska History 76Wood, W. Raymond. "Fort Charles or 'Mr. Mackey'sTrading House.'"

1995

4 52 Nebraska History Magazine 10"Lewis and Clark Description of Pawnee Nation."

1927

4 53 Nicholas Finch on the Trail of DiscoveryCustard, Patricia Turner.

2000

4 54 Nicholas King: First Surveyor of the City of Washington,1803-1812Ehrenberg, Ralph E.

1971

4 55 North Dakota Historical Quarterly ICrawford, Helen. "Sakakawea."

1927-04

4 56 North Dakota Historical Quarterly IReid, Russell, and Clell C. Gannon. "Birds and MammalsObserved by Lewis and Clark in North Dakota."

1927-07

4 57 North Dakota Historical Quarterly II[Truax, A. L., and O. G. Libby.] "Fort Mandan, 1804-6."

1927-10

4 58 North Dakota History 27Russell, Carl P. "The Guns of the Lewis and ClarkExpedition."

1960




4 59 North Dakota History 28Thompson, Ralph S. "Final Story of the Deapolis IndianVillage Site."

1961-10

4 60 North Dakota History 30Reid, Russell. "Sakakawea."

1963

4 61 North Dakota History 40rickson, Vernon. "Lewis and Clark on Upper Missouri."

1973

4 62 North Dakota History 53Fent, Cindy. "Some Medical Aspects of the Lewis andClark Expedition."

1986

4 63 North Dakota History 55Harmon, David. "Big Bends and Little Missouris: Place-Name Confusion on the Upper Missouri."Woolworth, Alan R. "New Light on Fort Mandan: AWintering Post of the Lewis and Clark Expedition to thePacific, 1804-1806."

1988

4 64 North Dakota History 67Thompson, Harry F. "Meriwether Lewis and His Son:The Claim of Joseph DeSomet Lewis and the Problem ofHistory."

2000

4 65 North Dakota HorizonsInnis, Ben. "The most famous fort of its day."

1987

4 66 Northwest Discovery: Lewis and Clark Enter the RockyMountains, 1805

1986

4 67 Northwestern Naturalist 84Zwickel, Fred C. and Michael A. Schroeder. "Grouse of theLewis and Clark Expedition, 1803 to 1806."

2003

4 68 Notulae Naturae 475Spamer, Earle E. and Richard M. McCourt. "The Lewisand Clark herbarium of The Academy of Natural Sciences.Part 1. History."

2002-12

4 69 Notulae Naturae 476McCourt, Richard M., Catharine Hawks, and Earle E.Spamer. "The Lewis and Clark Herbarium of The Academyof Natural Sciences. Part 2. Saving an American Treasure:

2002-12




Preservation of the Herbarium on the Bicentennial of theExpedition."

4 70 Notulae Naturae 477Teece, Mark A., Marilyn L. Fogel, Noreen Tuross, RichardM. McCourt, and Earle E. Spamer. "The Lewis andClark Herbarium of The Academy of Natural Sciences.Part 3. Modern Environmental Applications of a HistoricNineteenth Century Botanical Collection."

2002-12

1 62 American HeritageBrandt, Anthony. "The Perilous Afterlife of the Lewis andClark Expedition."

2004-07

3 92 Lewis & Clark 1999 CalendarNational Geographic Society

1999

5 1 Oahe Reservoir: Archaeology, Geology, HistoryCaldwell, Warren W. and G. Hubert Smith

1963-09

5 2 Oregon Historical Quarterly XXVIIHolman, Frederick V. "Lewis and Clark Expedition at FortClatsop."

1926-09

5 3 Oregon Historical Quarterly XXXIIScott, Leslie M. "Nationalism of Lewis and Clark."

1931-06

5 4 Oregon Historical Quarterly XLIKoch, Elers. "Lewis and Clark Route Retraced Across theBitterroots."

1940-06

5 5 Oregon Historical Quarterly XLIIIGedney, Elizabeth. "Food at Fort Clatsop in 1805-1806."

1942-06

5 6 Oregon Historical Quarterly XLVIIIClark, William. "1830 Report on the Fur Trade."

1947-03

5 7 Oregon Historical Quarterly XLIXKoch, Elers. "Geographic Names of Western Montana,Northern Idaho."

1948-03

5 8 Oregon Historical Quarterly XLIXCaywood, Louis R. "The Exploratory Excavation of FortClatsop."

1948-09

5 9 Oregon Historical Quarterly LVI 1955-09Lewis & Clark Expedition Publications, 1897-2014http://archiveswest.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv35464 27



Larsell, O. "Medical Aspects of the Lewis and ClarkExpedition."

5 10 Oregon Historical Quarterly LXIIDrury, Clifford M. "Sacajawea's Death--1812 or 1884?"

1961-09

5 11 Oregon Historical Quarterly LXIXCutright, Paul Russell. "Meriwether Lewis: Zoologist."

1968-03

5 12 Oregon Historical Quarterly LXIXCutright, Paul Russell. "Meriwether Lewis: Botanist."

1968-06

5 13 Oregon Historical Quarterly LXXIAnderson, Irving W. "J. B. Charbonneau, Son ofSacajawea."

1970-09

5 14 Oregon Historical Quarterly LXXIIAnderson, Irving W. "Letter to the Editor: J. B.Charbonneau, to Date."

1971-03

5 15 Oregon Historical Quarterly CIIFurtwangler, Albert. "Sacagawea's Son as a Symbol."

2001

5 16 Oregon Historical Quarterly CIIFurtwangler, Albert. "Sacagawea's Son: New Evidencefrom Germany."

2001

5 17 Oregon Historical Quarterly CIVMillner, Darrell M. "York of the Corps of Discovery:Interpretations of York's Character and His Role in theLewis and Clark Expedition."

2003

5 18 Oregon Historical Quarterly CVLang, William L. "Describing a New Environment: Lewisand Clark and Enlightenment Science in the ColumbiaRiver Basin."

2004

5 19 Oregon Humanities: A Journal of Ideas and PerspectivesRediscovering Lewis and Clark

2004

5 20 Oregon MagazineBeadle, Roy J. "Trailing History."

1987

5 21 Our Public Lands 21Anderson, Irving W. "Sacajawea's Papoose."

1971




5 22 Our Public Lands 22Anderson, Irving W. "He Rests at the End of the Trail."

1972

5 23 The Pacific Historian 16Garber, D. W. "Jedediah Strong Smith, Patrick Gass, andDoctor Titus Gordon Vespasian."

1972

5 24 The Pacific Historian 26Hague, Harlan. "Guides for the Pathfinders: The IndianContribution to Exploration of the American West."

1982

5 25 The Pacific Historian 29Swanson, Kimberly. "Eva Emery Dye and the Romance ofOregon History."

1985

5 26 Pacific Historical Review LXIIIBarth, Gunther. "Timeless Journals: Reading Lewis andClark with Nicholas Biddle's Help."

1994-11

5 27 Pacific Northwest Quarterly 35Kingston, C. S. "Sacajawea as Guide: The Evaluation of aLegend."

1944-01

5 28 Pacific Northwest Quarterly 57Jackson, Donald. "The Public Image of Lewis and Clark."Appleman, Roy E. "Lewis and Clark: The Route 160 YearsAfter."

1966-01

5 29 Pacific Northwest Quarterly 58Howard, Helen Addison. "The Mystery of Sacagawea'sDeath."Taber, Ronald W. "Sacagawea and the Suffragettes: AnInterpretation of a Myth."

1967-01

5 30 Pacific Northwest Quarterly 62Thompson, Albert W. "The Early History of the PalouseRiver and its Names."

1971-04

5 31 Pacific Northwest Quarterly 83Dawson, Jan C. "Sacagawea: Pilot or Pioneer Mother?"

1992-01

5 32 Pacific Northwest Quarterly 87Lang, William L. "Lewis and Clark on the Columbia River:The Power of Landscape in the Exploration Experience."

1996




5 33 The Palimpsest: The Lewis and Clark ExpeditionPublished Monthly by The State Historical Society of Iowa

1964-03

5 34 The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and BiographyLXXXVJackson, Donald. "The Race to Publish Lewis and Clark."

1961-04

5 35 The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and BiographyCVIVEhrlich, George. "The 1807 Plan for An Illustrated Editionof Lewis and Clark."

1985-01

5 36 The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography CXIIRonda, James P. "'The Writingest Explorers': The Lewisand Clark Expedition in American Historical Literature."

1988-10

5 37 Picture Progress 3"The Lewis & Clark Expedition."

1955-10

5 38 Pioneering in the NorthwestMarks, Constance R. "Life of Sargeant Chas. Floyd."

1924

5 39 Plains Anthropologist 17Gilbert, B. Miles. "Sacajawea: A Problem in PlainsAnthropology."

1972

5 40 Plains Anthropologist 19Stewart, Frank H. "Mandan and Hidatsa Villages in theEighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries."

1974

5 41 Plains Anthropologist 21Stewart, Frank H. "Hidatsa Origin Traditions Reported byLewis and Clark."

1976

5 42 Plants of Fort Clatsop from the Journals of Lewis andClarkPortraits of 28 plants native to Fort Clatsop that weredescribed, sketched or collected by Meriwether Lewis andWilliam Clark during the winter of 1805-06.

2005

5 43 Pompeys Pillar of the Lewis & Clark TrailFoote, Stella.

1971

5 44 The Potlatch Story 22"Lewis and Clark."

1982-11




5 45 PPL Montana, LLC. v. State of Montana: On Writ ofCertiorari to the Supreme Court of the State of MontanaSupreme Court of the United States

2011-09-07

5 46 These Precious Monuments of...Our HistoryBoyd, Julian P.

1959-04

5 47 Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences ofPhiladelphia 50Meehan, Thomas. "The Plants of Lewis and Clark'sExpedition Across the Continent, 1804-1806."

1898

5 48 Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences ofPhiladelphia 50Coues, Elliott. "Notes on Mr. Thomas Meehan's Paperon the Plants of Lewis and Clark's Expedition across theContinent, 1806-06."

1898

5 49, 50 Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences ofPhiladelphia 150Spamer, Earle E., et al. "A National Treasure: Accountingfor the Natural History Specimens from the Lewis andClark Expedition (Western North America, 1803-1806) inthe Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia."

2000-04-14

5 51 Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society 86Fernald, M. L. "Some Early Botanists of the AmericanPhilosophical Society."Pennell, Francis W. "Benjamin Smith Barton as Naturalist."

1942-09-25

5 52 Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society 95Rice, Howard C., Jr. "Jefferson's Gift of Fossils to theMuseum of Natural History in Paris."

1951-12-21

5 53 Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society 99DeVoto, Bernard. "An Inference Regarding the Expeditionof Lewis and Clark."

1955-08-30

5 54, 55 Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society 144Preston, Richard S. "The Accuracy of the AstronomicalObservations of Lewis and Clark."

2000-06

5 56 Professional Surveyor 7Plamondon, Martin II. "The Instruments of Lewis andClark."

1987




5 57 The Quarterly of the Oregon Historical Society IMinto, John. "The Number and Condition of the NativeRace in Oregon When First Seen by White Men."

1900-09

5 58 The Quarterly of the Oregon Historical Society IIYoung, F. G. "The Lewis and Clark Expedition in AmericanHistory."

1901-12

5 59 The Quarterly of the Oregon Historical Society IVYoung, F. G. "The Lewis and Clark Centennial: TheOccasion and Its Observance."

1903-03

5 60 The Quarterly of the Oregon Historical Society VIYoung, F. G. "The Higher Significance in the Lewis andClark Expedition."

1905-03

5 61 The Quarterly of the Oregon Historical Society VILewis, Andrew T. "Meriwether Lewis."

1905-12

5 62 The Quarterly of the Oregon Historical Society XXIII"Letter of John Ordway of Lewis and Clark Expedition toHis Parents."

1922-09

6 1 Rangelands 21Fazio, James R. "Lewis and Clark in Idaho: A Lesson inScience under Stress."

1999-10

6 2 Raven: A Journal of Vexillology 12Tschachler, Heinz. "'Sacred Emblems of Attachment': TheLewis and Clark Expedition, American Nationalism, andthe Colonization of the West."

2005

6 3 In Memoriam: Sergeant Charles FloydCoues, Elliott.

1897

6 4 Sacagawea's SonFurtwangler, Albert.

2004

6 5, 6 Sacajawea: The Great American Indian HeroineMumey, Nolie.

6 7 Sakakawea: The Bird WomanReid, Russell.

1986

6 8 The Scottish Rite 1990-03




Beless, James W. "Meriwether Lewis - Explorer andMason."

6 9 SierraStegner, Page. "Big Sky River."

2000

6 10 Sierra HeritageMcLeod, Norman. "Heritage: Jean Baptiste Charbonneau,Cultured Mountain Man."

1983

6 11 Skamania County Heritage 7Strong, Emory. "Lewis and Clark in Skamania County,1805-1806."

1979-06

6 12 Sky (Delta Airlines)Dubow, Charles Steward. "Two for the Road."

1995-10

6 13 Smoke Signals in Crow (Apsaalooke) Country: Beyond theCapture of Horses from the Lewis & Clark ExpeditionHeidenreich, Adrian C.

2006

6 14 Soil Survey Horizons 44Anderson, Stanley P. "Prairies as Viewed by the Lewisand Clark Expedition."Anderson, Stanley P. "Soil Sampling by the Lewis andClark Expedition."

2003

6 15 A Soldier-Scientist in the American SouthwestBrodhead, Michael J.

1973

6 16 Some Sources of the Herbarium of Henry Muhlenberg(1753-1815)Mears, James A.

1978

6 17 South Dakota Archaeology 8-9Chomko, Stephen A. "A Reevaluation of a William ClarkManuscript Map as a Post-Expeditionary CartographicWork."

1984-1985

6 18 South Dakota Historical Collections 31Mattison, Ray H. "Report on the Historic Sites in the BigBend Reservoir Area, Missouri River, South Dakota."

1962

6 19 South Dakota History 4Bannon, John Francis. "Lewis and Clark Came Late."

1974




6 20 South Dakota History 6Anderson, Irving W. "Fort Manuel: Its HistoricalSignificance."Ottoson, Dennis R. "Toussaint Charbonneau, a MostDurable Man."

1976

6 21 South Dakota History 8Anderson, Irving W. "Sacajawea, Sacagawea,Sakakawea?"

1978

6 22 South Dakota History 34Etulain, Richard W. "Telling Lewis and Clark Stories:Historical Novelists as Storytellers."Kinsey, Joni L. "I wished for the pencil of Salvator Rosa":The Artistic Legacy of Lewis and Clark."Peck, Robert McCracken. "To acquire what knolege youcan": The Scientific Contributions of Lewis and Clark."

2004

6 23 South Dakota History 35Anderson, Harry H. "The Diplomacy of Lewis and Clarkamong the Teton Sioux."

2005

6 24 Spirit (Southwest Airlines)Wohlwend, Chris. "Body of Evidence."

1997-06

6 25 A Squawl of Wind: The Official Publication of the ValleyCounty Lewis and Clark Trail Society

1976-1977

6 26 SunsetFish, Peter. "Lewis & Clark's Montana."

1997-03

6 27 "...There Was A Good Road": The Overland Shortcut FieldTrip HandbookLentz, Gary.

2005-06-01

6 28 Thomas Jefferson's Pursuit of Illusory FaunaGillette, David D.

1976

6 29 Three Young Men: The Keelboat Men on the PittsburghVoyage of Captain Meriwether LewisBrunot, William K.

2008-06-15

6 30 Time"Lewis and Clark: The Journey That Changed AmericaForever."

2002-07-08




6 31 TimelineAmbrose, Stephen E. "Timeline Review: The Journals ofLewis and Clark."

1988

6 32 Travel Choices NWStekel, Peter. "In the Footsteps of Lewis & Clark."

1995

6 33, 34 "Two dozes of barks and opium": Lewis and Clark asphysiciansLoge, Ronald V.

1996

6 35 U of L 21Chamberlain, John. "On the Trail of Lewis and Clark...andYork."

2003

6 36 The Uniforms of the Lewis and Clark ExpeditionAllie, Stephen J.

6 37 The U.S. Army and the Lewis and Clark Expedition

6 38 U.S. News & World ReportLord, Lewis. "In Search of a Passage."

2004

6 39 The Washington Historical Quarterly XXIIMeany, Edmond S. "Doctor Saugrain Helped Lewis andClark."

1931-10

6 40 Welcome Aboard: USS Lewis and Clark

6 41 The Western Historical Quarterly XIIIJackson, Donald. "What I Did for Love- Of Editing."

1982-07

6 42 The Western Historical Quarterly XXXIIIRonda, James P. "Counting Cats in Zanzibar, or, Lewisand Clark Reconsidered."

2002

6 43 The Western Historical Quarterly XXXVIIBinnema, Theodore (Ted). "Allegiances and Interests:Niitsitapi (Blackfoot) Trade, Diplomacy, and Warfare,1806-1831."

2006

6 44 what's lost, what's left: A Status Report on the Plants &Animals of the Lewis & Clark ExpeditionSierra Club

2002-04




6 45, 46 The William and Mary Quarterly XIIIPhelps, Dawson A. "The Tragic Death of MeriwetherLewis."

1956-07

6 47 The William and Mary Quarterly XIXCappon, Lester J. "Who is the Author of History of theExpedition Under the Command of Captains Lewis andClark (1814)?"

1962-04

6 48 The William and Mary Quarterly XXIJackson, Donald. "On the Death of Meriwether Lewis'sServant."

1964-07

6 49 The William and Mary Quarterly XXXVIIIKushner, Howard I. "The Suicide of Meriwether Lewis: APsychoanalytic Inquiry."

1981-07

6 50 The William and Mary Quarterly XLVIRonda, James P. "Dreams and Discoveries: Exploring theAmerican West, 1760-1815."

1989-01

6 51 The William and Mary Quarterly LXXISteinke, Christopher. "'Here is my country': Too Né's Mapof Lewis and Clark in the Great Plains."

2014-10

6 52 The Wind River Rendezvous"[Sacajawea] Three Famous Indian Women."

1980

6 53 Window of Opportunity: The Climatic Conditions of theLewis and Clark Expedition of 1804-1806Knapp, Paul A.

2004-09

6 54 Wine Press NorthwestDegerman, Eric. "A Wine Lover's Guide to the Lewis &Clark Trail"

2003

6 55 Wyoming Annals 10Barry, J. Neilson. "John Colter's Map of 1814."Ghent, W. J. "A Sketch of John Colter."

1938-07

6 56 Wyoming Annals 10Olson, Ted. "Dr. Grace Raymond Hebard."Larson, Alfred. "The Writings of Grace Raymond Hebard."

1938-10

6 57 Wonderland 1904 1904




Wheeler, Olin D.

6 58 Wonderland 1905Wheeler, Olin D.

1905

Names and SubjectsSubject Terms :Clark, William, 1770-1838Indians of North America--Northwest, PacificLewis And Clark Centennial Exposition 1905 Portland OrLewis and Clark Expedition (1804-1806)Lewis and Clark Expedition (1804-1806)--BibliographyLewis, Meriwether, 1774-1809West (U.S.)--Discovery and exploration

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