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Exploring With Lewis And Clark: The 1804 Journal Of Charles Floyd,Used
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Sergeant Charles Floyd was one of the first three men enlisted in Lewis and Clarks Corps of Discovery. Born around 1782 in Louisville, Kentucky, and personally recruited by William Clark, Floyd followed orders and kept a careful diary of the expedition, but only for ninetynine days. On August 20, 1804, Floyd became the only member of the Lewis and Clark Expedition to die along the route, apparently succumbing to a ruptured appendix near presentday Sioux City.This elegant volume is the first facsimile edition of Floyds journal. Readers will feel that they are holding the original journal as they see and read Floyds own handwriting alongside new transcriptions. James J. Holmbergs detailed scholarly introduction and thorough, allnew annotations trace Sergeant Floyds experiences with Lewis and Clark, his death, and the development of monuments to Floyd, including the stone obelisk that became our nations first Registered National Historic Landmark. Exploring with Lewis and Clark captures Charles Floyds story and his legacy and is a treasure for anyone with an interest in exploration and the American West.
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