Add to ORKG"The author of this interesting little book was the first American white child born in the Pacific Northwest who reached maturity.
"At 81 years of age this fine type of the real pioneer wrote some of his recollections which appeare...
"The extended title of this book will undoubtedly attract the general reader of American history, bu...
"What [the author] has given to historical readers is well worth their perusal. Bringing with it a r...
"This book has been published as a series of articles in the Washington Historical Quarterly beginni...
"From the historical point of view, it is apparent that practically all the best known names of the ...
"Two reports…One was devoted wholly to decisions as to names in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming…T...
"His paper is…a biographical study, though he also discusses briefly the value and meaning of Indian...
"Western mountains come in for a fair share of attention in this interesting little monograph.
"…we have as a result a very fine brief history of all the third parties since the Civil War in the ...
"The text aims at a proper perspective in which the West is not neglected, as has been too often the...
Notes for a lecture given before the Norumbega Club, 1921. A discussion of various names for places ...
"Strangely fascinating are place-name, not only by their euphony, but by their romantic associations...
"[Washington] has practically as many Indian and American names, and more English, Spanish, and Fren...
"Tourists will quickly sense the book's value and librarians will need to supplements their older ed...
"[The author] has produced a valuable book of the keenest interest. It will undoubtedly have a far r...
"At 81 years of age this fine type of the real pioneer wrote some of his recollections which appeare...
"The extended title of this book will undoubtedly attract the general reader of American history, bu...
"What [the author] has given to historical readers is well worth their perusal. Bringing with it a r...
"This book has been published as a series of articles in the Washington Historical Quarterly beginni...
"From the historical point of view, it is apparent that practically all the best known names of the ...
"Two reports…One was devoted wholly to decisions as to names in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming…T...
"His paper is…a biographical study, though he also discusses briefly the value and meaning of Indian...
"Western mountains come in for a fair share of attention in this interesting little monograph.
"…we have as a result a very fine brief history of all the third parties since the Civil War in the ...
"The text aims at a proper perspective in which the West is not neglected, as has been too often the...
Notes for a lecture given before the Norumbega Club, 1921. A discussion of various names for places ...
"Strangely fascinating are place-name, not only by their euphony, but by their romantic associations...
"[Washington] has practically as many Indian and American names, and more English, Spanish, and Fren...
"Tourists will quickly sense the book's value and librarians will need to supplements their older ed...
"[The author] has produced a valuable book of the keenest interest. It will undoubtedly have a far r...
"At 81 years of age this fine type of the real pioneer wrote some of his recollections which appeare...
"The extended title of this book will undoubtedly attract the general reader of American history, bu...
"What [the author] has given to historical readers is well worth their perusal. Bringing with it a r...