Papers, 1839-ca. 1900.

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Papers, 1839-ca. 1900.

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Papers include: Typescript reminiscences (n.d.) describing Fort Vancouver and John McLoughlin; copy of letter (1843) from Thomas J. Farnham to Kamehameha, King of the Hawaiian Islands, concerning compensation for services rendered in pursuit of a treaty; typescript copies of (St. Louis, Missouri) Argus articles (1839-1840), which published Farnharm's description of Oregon; typescript copies of articles from other mid-west newspapers (1839-1847), containing Farnham's description of the poor quality of the Oregon territory, except for the fertile Willamette Valley; short biographical sketch (n.d.) of T.J. Farnham's son, Charles H. Farnham.

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