OPEN Malcolm S. Buffum, "Jean H. Hallaux (Obituary), " November 1992, Vol. Both of the captains referred to Charbonneau's young wife as a squaw, usually spelling it with a post-vocalic /r/—"Squar. " OPEN E. 'Frenchy' Chuinard, "The Photographs of Sergeant Patrick Gass, " Summer 1976, Vol. OPEN "Remembering Stuart Edward Knapp, " August 2013, Vol. OPEN Trent Strickland, "Fort Southwest Point and the Corps of Discovery, " November 2014, Vol. Print only: Clay S. Jenkinson, "Our Story of Eagle Woman, Sacagawea: They Got It Wrong (Book Review), " November 2022, Vol. OPEN "Fritz exhibit on tour, " February 2005, Vol. OPEN "L. Related Art Work Oregon Meeting Subject, " May 1979, Vol. OPEN Robert A. Saindon, "Symbol of Peace; Sign of Allegiance; Banner of Pride: The Flags of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, " November 1981, Vol. OPEN "Owen P. Buxton 1904-1975 (Obituary), " Summer 1975, Vol. OPEN "Member's Handbook 1982 Edition, " February 1982, Vol. OPEN Stephen E. Ambrose, "Those Tremendous Mountains (Book Review), " May 1980, Vol.
Palindromic North American Indian. OPEN "In the Wake of Lewis and Clark October 19-25, 1994, " May 1994, Vol. OPEN "Untitled Obituary for George Guins, " July 1979, Vol. Due to the many unfortunate events which followed Lewis's death, in 1809, the Indian vocabularies the captains had carefully collected are now lost, and were never made available to the public. OPEN Clay S. Jenkinson, "A Tribute to Gary Moulton, " February 2019, Vol. OPEN Wendy Raney, "On-the-job (and in-the-field) training, " May 2004, Vol. OPEN A. Wesselius, "The Wallula Gap Detour: Lewis and Clark Trail Across Horse Heaven Hills, " November 2016, Vol. OPEN "Untititled (Ruth and Bob Burns raise two Newfoundlands), " May 1981, Vol. OPEN "L. Rendezvous St. Charles, MO, " May 1986, Vol. OPEN "KATY Trail funds appropriated, " August 1987, Vol. OPEN Leandra Holland, "Empty Kettles in the Bitterroots: The captains' assumptions about Rocky Mountain geography and the availability of game proved a recipe for near disaster, " August 2003, Vol.
OPEN Ray Breun, "Lewis & Clark: Historic Places Associated with Their Continental Exploration (1804-06) (Book Review), " November 1993, Vol. OPEN "Historic Upper Missouri River in Montana, " February 1984, Vol. OPEN Wendy Raney, "Issue previews annual meeting presentations, " November 2009, Vol. OPEN Larry Kluesner, "Red and White Pirogues: Travelling the Missouri with the Discovery Expedition, " February 2013, Vol. OPEN Jim Wolf, "Ross's Hole: Which way the view? OPEN William Benemann, "An Author's Response (Letter), " August 2016, Vol. Almost one-third of the $2, 160 Lewis spent on purchases by Israel Whelan went for Indian presents, not only to supply some of the Indians' anticipated wants but also to showcase some of the more attractive goods they might learn to want. OPEN James J. Holmberg, "Lewis and Clark at the Falls of the Ohio, " May 2012, Vol. OPEN "Foundation Secretary Edrie Vinson Honored, " November 1985, Vol. OPEN Nancy J. Cooper, "A Remedial Researcher's Pursuit of a Fiddling Founding Father, " May 1995, Vol. OPEN "Lemhi Pass Road Improved, " February 1987, Vol. Large, "'... it thundered and Lightened:' The Weather Observations of Lewis and Clark, " May 1986, Vol. Lewis exaggerated the universality of sign language, which was mainly employed by tribes of the Great Plains.
OPEN Clay S. Jenkinson, "The Power of the Columbia: A Conversation with Blaine Harden, " May 2019, Vol. OPEN "Return to St. Louis, " May 2019, Vol. OPEN "Foundation Members Follow Expedition's Trail During 1981'Traveling'13th Annual Meeting, " November 1981, Vol.
OPEN "From the Past: Lewiston (Idaho) Tribune, " May 1996, Vol.