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Journal Article
Maps and Myths: Consuming Lewis and Clark in the Early Republic
2013
Overview
The modern trail map is one of the most prevalent and problematical features of Lewis and Clark scholarship. Since the publication of the first route map of its kind in Reuben Gold Thwaites's Original Journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, published in 1904, such maps have become a familiar and concentrated symbol for the expedition-a distilled represen- tation of experience, adventure, and discovery that is both easily consum- able and reproducible.
Publisher
University of North Carolina Press,The University of North Carolina Press
