Lewis & Clark: Tailor Made, Trail Worn is about army life, clothing, and weapons of the Corps of Discovery. Moore used materials in the archives and museums to locate and verify what the men wore, and Haynes has painted and sketched a rich new vision of the expedition based upon painstaking research. Items of Indian clothing and the wardrobes of interpreters and the French boatmen give a full picture of the many cultures that composed and influenced the Corps of Discovery. Authors not only tell what they wore on the expedition but also why.
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Lewis and Clark Exploration, Lifestyles of exploration, Western United States History, Art of the Lewis and Clark Exploration, Clothing, Lewis & Clark, Native American, Corps of Discovery