Adventures Of The First Settlers On The Oregon Or Columbia River

Focusing on John Jacob Astor's expedition to establish the Pacific Fur Company, this historical narrative recounts the experiences of the first settlers at the Oregon and Columbia Rivers. It vividly portrays their interactions with Native American tribes, the severe conditions they endured, and the obstacles they overcame. The book offers rich descriptions of the landscape and wildlife, providing insight into the early American settlement of the Pacific Northwest. As part of a series on early Western travel, it serves as a valuable resource for understanding this pivotal period in American history.