Cameahwait: The Lemhi Shoshone Chief Who Traded Horses
First Contact in the MountainsCameahwait — chief of a band of Lemhi Shoshone encountered west…
First Contact in the MountainsCameahwait — chief of a band of Lemhi Shoshone encountered west…
August 25, 1805, a Sunday, with the expedition split. Four published journals in this corpus…
The entries of August 30, 1805, capture the Corps of Discovery at a hinge point:…
The journals of 27 August 1805 capture the Lewis and Clark expedition at a hinge…
The expedition's departure from the Shoshone lodges on August 31, 1805 was recorded by four…
A Note on the Source RecordThe two journal entries provided for this synthesis (dated September…
The entries of July 22, 1805, written as the Corps of Discovery moved up the…
Recruitment at Fort MandanSacagawea entered the expedition record indirectly, through her husband. On November 4,…
A Nation Glimpsed Long Before They Were MetThe Lemhi Shoshone — the band of Northern…
Introduction: A Nation Long AnticipatedLong before Lewis and Clark ever laid eyes on a Shoshone…
Two Expeditions, One DateThe August 11 record divides almost perfectly along a line of sight.…
The arrival of the canoe party at the forks of the Beaverhead, where Captain Lewis…
August 29, 1805 marks a pivotal logistical convergence for the Corps of Discovery. After Clark's…
August 16, 1805 finds the Corps split into two operational halves, and the journals divide…
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