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1. The Adventures of Captain Bonneville, U. S. A., in the Rocky Mountains and the Far West by Washington, 1783-1859Bonneville, Benjamin Louis Eulalie de, 1796-1878 Irving | |
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(2006-02-19)
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2. Benjamin Bonneville,: Soldier-explorer, 1796-1878 by Helen Markley Miller | |
Unknown Binding: 192
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(1957)
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3. Adventures of Captian Bonneville by Washington Irving | |
Kindle Edition: 416
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(2005-06-18)
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4. The Adventures of Captain Bonneville by Washington Irving | |
Paperback: 416
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(2003-07-01)
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Editorial Review Book Description Carrying orders to collect information on the geography, geology, and topography “of the Country within the limits of the Territories belonging to the United States, between our frontier and the Pacific,” Captain James Bonneville set out for points west in 1832. He was gone nearly five years and was thought to be dead. But Bonneville had befriended a mountain man named Joseph Rutherford Walker, and the two made extensive journeys through the West, becoming the first white men to see Yosemite. Returning by a southern route across the Sierras, they discovered the Walker Pass and Utah's Bonneville Salt Flats. Captain Bonneville enjoyed half a decade of amazing escapades and discoveries. Upon his return to civilization, he met Washington Irving, by then already an internationally recognized writer. Irving was fascinated by Bonneville's tales and details of life among the mountains, trappers, and Native Americans. Drawing from Bonneville's personal journals, Irving created this celebrated volume of stories in 1837. With a new introduction by series editor Anthony Brandt and a National Geographic map of Bonneville's journey, Irving's masterful storytelling emerges as a fresh and immediate account of a long-lost era of American history. The Adventures of Captain Bonneville is a valuable portrait of the wonders of the West and the remarkable men who first explored it. |
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