Add to ORKGThis latest edition of the Journals represents the midpoint of an eleven-volume project sponsored by the Center for Great Plains Studies at the University of Nebraska and co-sponsored by the American Philosophical Society, to publish a completely reedited version of all extant materials relating to the famous expedition of 1804-1806. Nine volumes (2-10) will contain all extant journal writings, while Volume 1 (1983) is already acknowledged a magnificently produced edition of the cartographic history of the trip, and Volume 11 will contain natural history materials, including reproductions of the herbarium sheets that Lewis gathered during the journey
When it comes to science in general, and the geology of the Great Plains in particular, there is arg...
The preeminent Lewis and Clark scholars of the latest generation are gone. Thus ends the era that sp...
Since the publication of Lewis and Clark: Pioneering Naturalists by Paul Russell Cutright in 1969 an...
Review of: The Lewis and Clark Journals: An American Epic of Discovery. Lewis, Meriwether et al
This volume continues the series edited by Gary E. Moulton and is certainly its capstone publication...
Definitely not to be overlooked in the evergrowing mass of publications concerning the Lewis and Cla...
Revised editions of previously existing works of scholarship are not normally very exciting. They ma...
With the bicentennial of the Lewis and Clark expedition in full swing, books dealing with every aspe...
This eleventh volume in the series of the Louis and Clark Expedition continues Gary Moulton\u27s mas...
All my life, I had consciously chosen not to read about Lewis and Clark - until i read the abridged ...
Remarks at reception honoring Gary Moulton for the completion of the 13-volume edition, the publicat...
Review of: Exploring with Lewis and Clark: The 1804 Journal of Charles Floyd. Floyd, Charles
When it comes to science in general, and the geology of the Great Plains in particular, there is arg...
In their preface, the authors hope that this book will prove a valuable resource to students of the...
In his instructions of June 1803 to Meriwether Lewis concerning the conduct of what was to become kn...
When it comes to science in general, and the geology of the Great Plains in particular, there is arg...
The preeminent Lewis and Clark scholars of the latest generation are gone. Thus ends the era that sp...
Since the publication of Lewis and Clark: Pioneering Naturalists by Paul Russell Cutright in 1969 an...
Review of: The Lewis and Clark Journals: An American Epic of Discovery. Lewis, Meriwether et al
This volume continues the series edited by Gary E. Moulton and is certainly its capstone publication...
Definitely not to be overlooked in the evergrowing mass of publications concerning the Lewis and Cla...
Revised editions of previously existing works of scholarship are not normally very exciting. They ma...
With the bicentennial of the Lewis and Clark expedition in full swing, books dealing with every aspe...
This eleventh volume in the series of the Louis and Clark Expedition continues Gary Moulton\u27s mas...
All my life, I had consciously chosen not to read about Lewis and Clark - until i read the abridged ...
Remarks at reception honoring Gary Moulton for the completion of the 13-volume edition, the publicat...
Review of: Exploring with Lewis and Clark: The 1804 Journal of Charles Floyd. Floyd, Charles
When it comes to science in general, and the geology of the Great Plains in particular, there is arg...
In their preface, the authors hope that this book will prove a valuable resource to students of the...
In his instructions of June 1803 to Meriwether Lewis concerning the conduct of what was to become kn...
When it comes to science in general, and the geology of the Great Plains in particular, there is arg...
The preeminent Lewis and Clark scholars of the latest generation are gone. Thus ends the era that sp...
Since the publication of Lewis and Clark: Pioneering Naturalists by Paul Russell Cutright in 1969 an...