University of Oklahoma Press News of the Plains and Rockies, 1803-1865: Original Narratives of Overland Travel and Adventure Selected from the Wagner-Camp and Becker Bibliography of Western Americana

EARLY EXPLORERS, 1803-1812John Sibley, 1803, A letter from LouisianaThomas Jefferson and Moses Austin, 1804, Message, 8 NovemberWilliam Clark and Meriwether Lewis, 1806, Letter, 23 SeptemberThomas Jefferson, 1806, Message, 2 December [Dunbar-Hunter, Freeman-Custis, Pike]William H. Thomas, 1809, Voyage to the Mandan villageGeorge C. Sibley, 1812, Tour to the Indian countryFUR HUNTERS, 1813-1847Robert Stuart and Wilson P. Hunt, 1813, American enterprizeAnonymous [Ashley-Ricaree fight], 1823, Ft. Kiowa LetterThomas H. Benton, 1824, Yellow Stone post, treatiesJames Hall, 1825, Letters from the West [Hugh Glass]Henry Atkinson, 1826, Expedition up the MissouriFrancis Baylies, 1826, Northwest coast [Ruddock’s fiction]Daniel T. Potts, 1826-27, Letters from the Rocky MountainsJedediah S. Smith, 1827, Country S.W. of Great Salt LakeThomas H. Benton, 1829, Condition of fur trade [Ashley and Campbell]James S. Craig, 1831, Bean expeditionRobert Isaacs, 1832, Perils of a mountain huntPhilip L. Edwards, 1834, Nathaniel J. Wyeth’s second expeditionElbert Herring, 1835, Licenses to trade with IndiansRobert Campbell, 1836, Letters from the RockiesWilliam M. Anderson, 1837, Adventures in the Rocky MountainsDavid L. Brown, 1845, Three years in the Rocky MountainsJacob Thompson, 1845, Bent, St. Vrain, & CoJames Kirker, 1847, Don Santiago Kirker, Indian fighter