Robert Stuart's Travelling Memoranda : photostat, [19--?] / kept by Robert Stuart.

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Robert Stuart's Travelling Memoranda : photostat, [19--?] / kept by Robert Stuart.

Stuart's journal records an 1812-1813 trip from Astoria by St. Louis to Green River, Kentucky. Stuart reproduced the account as "Travelling Memoranda," a report for J.J. Astor.

1 v. (214 leaves); 22 cm.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7777325

Princeton University Library

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