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Overland Journal, 1989, No. 3Entry/Object ID
L9999.999.5394Description
Overland Journal, 1989, Vol. 7, No. 3. This issue is published by the Oregon-California Trails Association. Articles of interest in this issue are:
Anatomy of a Massacre: Bloody Point, 1852.
The Bloody Point Archaeological Investigation.
Charles Larpenteur Goes West in 1833.
Book Reviews:
How Many Miles From St. Jo? The Log of Sterling B. F. Clark, A Forty-Niner, together with a
brief autobiography of James Phelan, Pioneer Merchant.
An American Odyssey: The Autobiography of a 19th-Century Scotsman, Robert Brownlee.
Covered Wagon Women: Diaries and Letters from the Western Trails, 1840: Volume VII,
1854-1860.
Also: Cover story about early odometers.
37/Softbound/Illustrations/Photographs/Maps.Lexicon
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Robert Brownlee in America, Trails, Oregon-California Trail, Diary, Western Migration, Indian Interaction, Bloody Point Massacre, Covered Wagon Women, Odometers on the TrailPublication Details
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Oregon-California Trails AssociationPlace Published
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IndependenceState/Province
MissouriDate Published
1989Call No.
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Charles LarpenteurPerson or Organization
Clark, Sterling B. F.Person or Organization
James PhelanPerson or Organization
Robert Brownlee