The photographs will be of considerable research value to scholars and researchers exploring topics in 20th Native American history, anthropology, Christian missions, architecture, photography, and the trans-Mississippi West.
A People's Party grew out of agrarian unrest in response to low agricultural prices in the South and the trans-Mississippi West.
In the antebellum years he worked on the Mississippi River, on transcontinental railroad surveys, and mapped the trans-Mississippi West.
Nothing could be farther from the truth: the impact of Lewis and Clark on the opening of the trans-Mississippi West was immediate and direct, especially as relates to the Rocky Mountain fur trade.
They found Native Americans in the trans-Mississippi West accustomed to dealing with European traders and already connected to global markets.
"Did you ever try to write a history of Lieut. John Pike's exploration of the trans-Mississippi West in 150 words?"
The graduate college at University of Nebraska was the first graduate school in the trans-Mississippi West.
The new western historians recast the study of American frontier history by focusing on race, class, gender, and environment in the trans-Mississippi West.
In 1815, he wrote a journal of his travels through the trans-Mississippi West in the early 19th century.
City of Dust made a significant contribution to the social and industrial history of the trans-Mississippi West.
