Add to ORKG"..I have been furnished a copy of Thompson's journal, detailing his [Voyage to the Mouth of the Columbia; by D. Thompson's journal and 7 men on the part of the New Company.]
v. 1. The Red river of the North.--v. 2. The Saskatchewan and Columbia rivers.--v. 3. Index and maps...
"The title-page indicates that this is the initial number of 'Memoirs' to be issued from the Archive...
"Ships of all nations found their way in increasing numbers across that bar which has ever been the ...
"…in 1807 he crossed the mountains to the headwaters of the Columbia river and began vigorous work f...
David Thompson's cartographic achievement is still one of Canada's best-kept secrets, even though th...
"…a part of David Thompson's trip in the spring of 1812 when returning from Saleesh House, Montana (...
"Contains a hitherto unpublished document by David Thompson entitled Discoveries from the east side ...
"This journal is by no means as full or as finished in style as that of Vancouver, but it will certa...
"The trip by Mr. Lorraine is, as far as known to the writer, the first travel of a white man over th...
"The United States Exploring Expedition, 1838-1842, deserves much more attention than it has ever re...
David Thompson, often known as the great mapmaker, spent twenty-five years traveling the entire We...
This profile recounts the two major expeditions undertaken by Alexander Mackenzie to discover a wate...
"In 1885, [Walter Moberley] published the account of his explorations, under the title: The Rocks an...
"This is the second of three journals kept by David Thompson, fur trader and explorer, the first whi...
"This is the third and concluding installment of Studies in the History of Ornithology in the State ...
v. 1. The Red river of the North.--v. 2. The Saskatchewan and Columbia rivers.--v. 3. Index and maps...
"The title-page indicates that this is the initial number of 'Memoirs' to be issued from the Archive...
"Ships of all nations found their way in increasing numbers across that bar which has ever been the ...
"…in 1807 he crossed the mountains to the headwaters of the Columbia river and began vigorous work f...
David Thompson's cartographic achievement is still one of Canada's best-kept secrets, even though th...
"…a part of David Thompson's trip in the spring of 1812 when returning from Saleesh House, Montana (...
"Contains a hitherto unpublished document by David Thompson entitled Discoveries from the east side ...
"This journal is by no means as full or as finished in style as that of Vancouver, but it will certa...
"The trip by Mr. Lorraine is, as far as known to the writer, the first travel of a white man over th...
"The United States Exploring Expedition, 1838-1842, deserves much more attention than it has ever re...
David Thompson, often known as the great mapmaker, spent twenty-five years traveling the entire We...
This profile recounts the two major expeditions undertaken by Alexander Mackenzie to discover a wate...
"In 1885, [Walter Moberley] published the account of his explorations, under the title: The Rocks an...
"This is the second of three journals kept by David Thompson, fur trader and explorer, the first whi...
"This is the third and concluding installment of Studies in the History of Ornithology in the State ...
v. 1. The Red river of the North.--v. 2. The Saskatchewan and Columbia rivers.--v. 3. Index and maps...
"The title-page indicates that this is the initial number of 'Memoirs' to be issued from the Archive...
"Ships of all nations found their way in increasing numbers across that bar which has ever been the ...