Lewis and Clark and the Indian Country: The Native American Perspective
by Frederick E Hoxie, Jay T. Nelson
Lewis and Clark and the Indian Country presents the famous expedition from a Native American perspective. The book broadens the historical narrative by focusing on the Indigenous peoples and communities connected to the regions the expedition traversed, offering readers a more inclusive understanding of exploration and American history.
About This Book
This book examines the Lewis and Clark expedition through a Native American perspective.
It places the expedition within the broader history of the Indigenous peoples and communities encountered along its route.
By shifting attention beyond the expedition itself, the book offers a more expansive way to understand this significant episode in American history.
It is suited to readers interested in exploration, Native American history, and historical interpretation.
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