Joseph Gravelines
Cross-Narrator Analyses
Analyses that cite or discuss Joseph Gravelines — showing 11 of the most recent matches.
A Cheyenne Pipe at Fort Mandan: Three Registers of a Diplomatic Visit
The visit of four Cheyenne ("Shar-ha" / "Chien" / "Shian") emissaries to Fort Mandan, accompanying chiefs of the lower Mandan village, is…
Departures and Defections at Fort Mandan
By mid-March 1805, the Corps of Discovery was within weeks of abandoning Fort Mandan and pressing into country no member of the…
Four Pens at the Arikara Threshold: Naming Rivers and Counting Villages
The eighth of October 1804 brought the Corps of Discovery to the lower Arikara villages near a long island in the Missouri,…
News from the Arikara: Three Accounts of a Sioux War Warning
February 28, 1805 brought a consequential arrival at Fort Mandan: Joseph Gravelines, two Frenchmen, and two Arikara Indians came upriver with letters…
News from the States: The Encounter with McClellan’s Keel Boat
The meeting between the homeward-bound Corps of Discovery and Robert McClellan's trading expedition near St. Michael's Prairie produced three distinct accounts on…
Routine and Diplomacy at Fort Mandan: Two Registers of a Quiet March Day
The entries for March 5, 1805, from Fort Mandan offer a useful demonstration of how differently two members of the Corps of…
Smoke on the Plains: Two Views from Fort Mandan
The entries for March 6, 1805 from Fort Mandan offer a useful study in narrator divergence. William Clark and John Ordway both…
Wind, Antelope, and a Whippoorwill: Three Voices on the Missouri
The October 17, 1804 entries from William Clark, John Ordway, and Patrick Gass align on the day's basic shape: a clear morning,…
The Arikara Nation: Diplomatic Crossroads on the Upper Missouri
First Encounters and Abandoned VillagesThe Corps' first recorded brush with Arikara presence came not through people but through ruins. As they ascended…
The Yankton Sioux: Calumet Bluff and the Long Shadow of Diplomacy
IntroductionThe Yankton Sioux (Nakota), one of the seven council fires of the Sioux nation, occupy a distinctive place in the Lewis &…
Thomas Jefferson: The Distant Architect of the Voyage of Discovery
An Absent PresenceThomas Jefferson never set foot on the expedition trail, yet his shadow falls across the journals from St. Louis to…
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