DSI Lewis and Clark Catalog 2010

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Lewis and Clark

Series

Catalog 2010

Digital Scanning Inc.


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Explorations into

thE Worldof lEWisand Clark

Volume I

Paperback

1582187614

Hardcover

1582187622

548 Pages

Volume II

Paperback

1582187630

Hardcover

1582187649

708 Pages

Volume III

Paperback

1582187657

Hardcover

1582187665

528 Pages

This 3-volume anthology o 194 articles, along with 102 maps andillustrations, was published between 1974 and 1999 in We Proceed-

ed On, the quarterly journal o the Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage

Foundation. Contributors include Stephen Ambrose, John Logan Al-

len, Paul Russell Cutright among other proessional and amateur

Lewis and Clark scholars.


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thE trailof lEWisand Clark

Volume IPaperback

1582187258

Hardcover

1582187274

412 Pages

Volume IIPaperback

1582187266

Hardcover

1582187282

435 Pages

A century ater Lewis and Clark ex-plored the newly purchased lands

west o the Mississippi River, Olin

D. Wheeler set out on his own epic

journey. Using the explorers origi-

nal journals as a guide, he ollowed

the old trail and recorded the changes

to the land and landscape. Wheelertraveled by train, steamboat and pack

train, accompanied by a photographer.

The Trail o Lewis and Clark is a as-

cinating look at the still burgeoning

west, a century ater that ambitious

exploration o Americas new rontier.

This is a reprint edition, presented asit was originally Published in 1904.

Contains over 200 photographs and

illustrations that bring Wheelers

words to lie. This two-volume set is

a must read or anyone looking to get

a broader perspective on the develop-

ment o the United States.


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thE original Journalsof

thE lEWisand Clark ExpEditionThe Lewis and Clark Expedition: One o American historys greatest adventure

stories.

By request o President Thomas Jeerson, in 1803, the Congress appropriated

unds ($2,800) or a small U.S. Army unit to explore the headwaters o the Mis-

souri River and fnd an overland route to the Pacifc Ocean by way o the Colum-

bia River in an eort to increase ur trade with the Indians.

Meriwether Lewis was commissioned to lead the journey and invited riend Wil-

liam Clark, to join him on this epic journey. Both men were amiliar with therontier and with Indians through their service in the army. The explorers were

to make a detailed report on western geography, climate, plants and animals, and

to study the customs and languages o the Indians. In preparation, Lewis studied

map making and learned how to fx latitude and longitude.

The Corps o Discovery departed rom Camp Dubois on May 14,1804. In 28

months, they covered over 6,000 miles, developed riendships with the Native

Americans and learned how to survive in some o Americas most beautiul andtreacherous territories. Although they were believed dead, party successully

reached St. Louis on Sept. 23, 1806.

Lewis and Clark brought back much new material or mapmakers and specimens

o previously unknown wildlie. American settlers and traders soon began to trav-

el over the route they had blazed. The expedition also provided useul support or

the United States claim to the Oregon country.

This digital reprint edition o the 1903-04 Original Journals o the Lewis andClark Expedition is rom the frst edition o the journals printed eight years ater

their journey. It has been described as the most accurate, moste elaborate work

on the expedition.

Within the 16 parts o the 8 Volumes are letters by Lewis and Clark, the journals o

the expedition members Serg. Charles Floyd and Private Joseph Whitehouse and

an annotated bibliography compiled by Victor H. Paltsits, and an Atlas with the

authentic maps illustrating the route o the expedition..

Edited and including an Introduction and Index by Reuben Gold Thwaites, this set

is considered a valuable resource or historians, students and history bus.


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Paperback Hardcover

Volume 1 $24.95

ISBN 1582186529 544 Pages

Volume 2 $24.95

ISBN 1582186537 456 Pages

Volume 3 $24.95

ISBN 1582186545 440 Pages

Volume 4 $24.95

ISBN 1582186553 432 Pages

Volume 5 $24.95

ISBN 1582186561 464 Pages

Volume 6 $24.95

ISBN 158218657X 340 Pages

Volume 7 $34.95

ISBN 1582186588 596 Pages

Volume 8 $39.95

ISBN 1582186596 240 Pages

8 Volume Set in Trade Paperback

$219.95

Volume 1 $42.50

ISBN 1582186618 544 Pages

Volume 2 $42.50

ISBN 1582186626 456 Pages

Volume 3 $42.50

ISBN 1582186634 440 Pages

Volume 4 $42.50

ISBN 1582186642 432 Pages

Volume 5 $42.50

ISBN 1582186650 464 Pages

Volume 6 $42.50

ISBN 1582186669 340 Pages

Volume 7 $42.50

ISBN 1582186677 596 Pages

Volume 8 $52.45

ISBN 1582186685 240 Pages

8 Volume Set in Hardcover

$349.95


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historyofthE ExpEditionof

Captains lEWisand Clark 1804-1806

Volume 1:

Hardcover $44.95

ISBN 1582186987

Paperback $29.95

ISBN 1582186979

576 Pages

Volume II:

Hardcover $44.95

ISBN 1582187037

Paperback $29.95

ISBN 1582187029

616 Pages

History o the Expedition under

the Command o Captains Lewis

and Clark is a reprint o the 1814

edition as prepared by Paul Al-

len, Esquire. This 2 volume set

was published in 1903 in prepa-

ration or the centennial celebra-tion at that time. The introduction

and index was written by James

K. Hosmer past President o the

American Library Association.


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first aCrossthE ContinEntThe Story of the Lewis and Clark Expedition

Paperback $19.95

ISBN 9781582186825

380 Pages

First Across the Continent: The Sto-

ry o Lewis and Clark Expedition

is a captivating tale. Noah Brooks

uses extensive, careully selected

excerpts rom the original journals

o the explorers to send the armchair

adventurer along on the trek with

Lewis and Clark. The detailed de-

scriptions and aithul narratives im-

merse you in one o the most amaz-

ing journeys in history.

thE young rEadErs CatlinMy Life Among the Indians

Originally titled The Boys Catlin, this asci-

nating reprint edition is a young readers con-

densed version o George Catlins original

book, The North American Indians, a collec-

tion o his letters and over 400 illustrations

rom his paintings o Indian portraits, village

scenes, religious rituals and games rom over

175 years ago. Catlin devoted his lie to pre-

serving the Indian heritage and spent many

years traveling throughout the West sketching

and painting. The Young Readers Catlin in-

cludes a biographical sketch o Catlin along with sixteen illustrations rom his

initial work.

Paperback $19.95

ISBN 158218478X

436 Pages


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thE north amEriCan indians

George Catlin was an American paint-

er and writer. In 1823 he gave up hislaw practice to pursue his sel-taught

art, painting portraits in Philadelphia,

Washington, D. C. and Albany, New

York. Ater meeting a tribal delega-

tion o Native Americans rom the Far

West he became eager to preserve the

vanishing tribes and customs o the Na-tive Americans through his art. Catlin

traveled throughout the American West

rom 1832 to 1840. He sketched and

painted hundreds o portraits, village

scenes, religious rituals and games and

wrote o his encounters with these as-

cinating people as he worked.The North

American Indians eatures fty-eight

letters and 400 engraved illustrations

rom the authors original portraits, all

in a two-volume set.

Volume IPaperback $27.95

ISBN 1582182124

Hardcover $39.95

ISBN 1582182736

464 Pages

Volume IIPaperback $27.95

ISBN 1582182132

Hardcover

ISBN 1582182744

528 Pages


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thE advEnturEsofthE

oJibbEWayand ioWay indiansOver 175 years ago George Catlin, American

painter, writer and explorer, realized that thewhite settlers would eventually destroy the

native cultures o North America. Devoting

his lie to preserving the Indian heritage, he

traveled throughout the West sketching and

painting hundreds o Indian portraits, village

scenes, religious rituals and games.

Eager to preserve the vanishing tribes and cus-toms o the Native Americans through his art,

his encounters with these ascinating people

resulted in the book, The North American In-

dians, a collection o his letters with over 400

illustrations.

Catlin toured Europe or eight years presenting

his amous collection o portraits and sketches.

As a result o this tour, Catlin publishedAdven-

tures of the Ojibbeway and Ioway Indians con-

centrating on these tribes in this two-volume

set.

Volume IPaperback $19.95

ISBN 1582184941

Hardcover $36.95

ISBN 158218495X

332 Pages

Volume IIPaperback $19.95

ISBN 1582184984

Hardcover

ISBN 1582184992

380 Pages


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handbookof north amEriCan indians

Volume I $59.95

ISBN 1582187487 534 Pages

Volume II $59.95

ISBN 1582187495 466 Pages

Volume III $59.95

ISBN 1582187509 482 Pages

Volume IV $59.95

ISBN 1582187517 566 Pages

This comprehensive listing o tribal names, conederacies, settle-

ments and archaeology was originally begun in 1873 as a list o

tribal names. It grew to include biographies o Indians o note, arts,

manners, customs and aboriginal words. Included are illustrations,

photographs and sketches o people, places and everyday articlesused by the Native Americans.

This edition is presented as it was originally published in 1912 by

the Smithsonian Institution and the Burearu o American Ethnol-

ogy.


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