Early Western Travels, 1748-1846

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The journeys of naturalist John Bradbury provide a vivid exploration of early 19th-century America. His travels from St. Louis to the Arikara villages and beyond reveal rich observations of Native American tribes, wildlife, and the stunning landscapes he encountered. Bradbury's accounts include thrilling encounters with buffalo, wild animals, and a detailed description of the New Madrid earthquake. The book also features valuable appendices, including a glossary of the Osage language and narratives from significant expeditions, contributing to the history of western exploration.