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An engaging account of Lewis and Clark’s historic voyage from St. Louis to the Pacific Coast, written for young readers. Drawing directly from the original diaries and records of the expedition, it highlights the explorers’ ingenuity, steadfast courage, and determination in the face of wilderness challenges. The book offers a window into early American exploration, presenting the journey with clarity and respect for the primary source material.
First publish date: 1951
Genre: Biography & Autobiography/Biography
Authors: James Daugherty
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