Joseph Lane autobiography [microform] : [notes supplied for Bancroft's history of Oregon, 1878-1879]. 1878-1879.

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Joseph Lane autobiography [microform] : [notes supplied for Bancroft's history of Oregon, 1878-1879]. 1878-1879.

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An interview recorded by Amos Bowman, and letters (A.L.S.) to H.H. Bancroft and Mrs. F.F. Victor, with reminiscences of his service in the Mexican War; journey in 1848-1849 to organize Oregon Territory; Indian affairs; experiences in the California diggings, 1850-1851, and in the Rogue River War of 1853; and as Delegate to Congress and U.S. Senator. Additional letters, 1878-9, to Bancroft pasted in.

149 leaves.

Washington State Library, Office of Secretary of State

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