Exploring Lewis and Clark
reflections on men and wilderness
A series of essays in which the author reflects on the Lewis and Clark Expedition and the journals they wrote about their experiences, and raises questions about the motivations of the explorers, their relationships to the people and animals they encountered, and the roles of Clark's slave York, and the Native American guide known to history as Sacajawea.
Distributed by Random House
2003
9780375400780
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- lewis, meriwether
- 1774-1809
- clark, william
- 1770-1838
- sacagawea
- york
- ca. 1775-ca. 1815
- lewis and clark expedition (1804-1806)
- lewis and clark expedition
- (1804-1806)
- explorers
- west (u.s.)
- biography
- indians of north america
- history
- 19th century
- wilderness areas
- native americans
- west (u.s.)
- discovery and exploration
- description and travel
- exploration
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