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1. Introduction: Westward Expansion toward Fort Benton, Montana Territory 1
1.1. Overland or by Sea 2
1.2. Realizing Mullan's Vision: Steamboats on the Missouri River 2
1.3. The Development of the "Mountain Boat" 5
1.4. Time on the River 8
1.5. Travleing West by Steamboat: The Passenger Experience 9
1.6. Conclusion 10
2. The Steamboats Arabia and Bertrand 11
2.1. The Building of the Bertrand 11
2.2. A Disastrous Voyage 12
2.3. The Excavation of the Bertrand 14
2.4. Building the Steamboat Arabia 14
2.5. The Arabia on the Missouri River 16
2.6. Salvaging the Arabia 18
2.7. Conclusion 20
3. Methodology 21
3.1. Introduction: Material Culture Studies in America 21
3.2. The Artifact Set 22
3.3. Project Goals 22
3.4. Artifact Classification 23
3.5. A Few Explanations 24
3.6. Hypotheses 24
3.6.1. Hypothesis A 26
3.6.2. Hypothesis B 26
3.6.3. Hypothesis C 26
3.6.4. Hypothesis D 26
3.6.5. Hypothesis E 27
3.7. Conclusion: Artifact Cataloging 27
4. Bertrand Box 74 29
4.1. The John S. Atchison Family 29
4.2. Box 74 Artifacts 30
4.2.1. Personal Utilization 30
4.2.2. Household Utilization 41
4.2.3. Child Utilization 44
4.3. Conclusion 50
5. Bertrand FPC-8 51
5.1. Annie and Fannie Campbell 51
5.2. FPC-8 Artifacts 51
5.2.1. Personal Utilization 51
5.2.2. Household Utilization 58
5.2.3. Child Utilization 67
5.3. Conclusion 69
6. Bertrand MSC-128 71
6.1. Robert Campbell and Company 71
6.2. Box MSC-128: Artifacts 72
6.2.1. Personal Utilization 72
6.2.2. Household Utilization 74
6.3. Conclusion 75
7. Bertrand FSC-234 77
7.1. William Wheatley: Frontier Cobbler? 77
7.2. FSC-234 Artifacts 78
7.2.1. Occupational Utilization 78
7.3. Conclusion 87
8. Arabia Carpenter's Box 89
8.1. Carpenter's Box Artifacts 89
8.1.1. Occupational Utilization 89
8.1.2. Child Utilization 96
8.2. Conclusion 98
9. Quantitative Analysis 101
9.1. Statistical Methodology 101
9.2. Variables and Value Labels 102
9.3. Analysis 103
9.4. Logistic Regression Analysis 107
9.5. Conclusion 108
10. Conclusions 109
10.1. Findings 109
10.1.1. Hypothesis A 109
10.1.2. Hypothesis B 110
10.1.3. Hypothesis C 110
10.1.4. Hypothesis D 110
10.1.5. Hypothesis E 111
10.2. Conclusion and Recommendations 111
Appendix A Bertrand Box 74 Artifacts (Atchison Family) 115
Appendix B Bertrand Box EPC-8 Artifacts (Campbell Sisters) 117
Appendix C Bertrand Box MSC-128 Artifacts (Robert Campbell) 119
Appendix D Bertrand Box FSC-234 Artifacts (Cobbler's Barrell) 121
Appendix E Bertrand Cargo (Total Artifact Collection) 123
Appendix F Arabia Carpenter's Box Artifacts 133
Appendix G Arabia Cargo (Total Artifact Collection) 135
Appendix H Steamboats on the Missouri River 147
References 227
Index 233

Title: The Material Culture of Steamboat Passengers

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Publication Date: December 1999

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Depth: 0.750 cm (0.30 inches)

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Long and slow read but well worth it. This was one of the most prominent debates in Congressional history taking place from January 19-27, 1830 and cutting to the core nature of what the Union is. With multiple Senators speaking in 65 speeches, this debate may be one of the most important in Congressional history. Daniel Webster, one of the great orators in U.S. history, may have given the more moving argument with, "Liberty and Union, now and forever, one and inseparable." This, however did not diminish the opposing view of the voluntary compact among sovereign states. As important a debate now as it ever has been.

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1.	Introduction: Westward Expansion toward Fort Benton, Montana Territory	1
1.1.	Overland or by Sea	2
1.2.	Realizing Mullan's Vision: Steamboats on the Missouri River	2
1.3.	The Development of the "Mountain Boat"	5
1.4.	Time on the River	8
1.5.	Travleing West by Steamboat: The Passenger Experience	9
1.6.	Conclusion	10
2.	The Steamboats Arabia and Bertrand	11
2.1.	The Building of the Bertrand	11
2.2.	A Disastrous Voyage	12
2.3.	The Excavation of the Bertrand	14
2.4.	Building the Steamboat Arabia	14
2.5.	The Arabia on the Missouri River	16
2.6.	Salvaging the Arabia	18
2.7.	Conclusion	20
3.	Methodology	21
3.1.	Introduction: Material Culture Studies in America	21
3.2.	The Artifact Set	22
3.3.	Project Goals	22
3.4.	Artifact Classification	23
3.5.	A Few Explanations	24
3.6.	Hypotheses	24
3.6.1.	Hypothesis A	26
3.6.2.	Hypothesis B	26
3.6.3.	Hypothesis C	26
3.6.4.	Hypothesis D	26
3.6.5.	Hypothesis E	27
3.7.	Conclusion: Artifact Cataloging	27
4.	Bertrand Box 74	29
4.1.	The John S. Atchison Family	29
4.2.	Box 74 Artifacts	30
4.2.1.	Personal Utilization	30
4.2.2.	Household Utilization	41
4.2.3.	Child Utilization	44
4.3.	Conclusion	50
5.	Bertrand FPC-8	51
5.1.	Annie and Fannie Campbell	51
5.2.	FPC-8 Artifacts	51
5.2.1.	Personal Utilization	51
5.2.2.	Household Utilization	58
5.2.3.	Child Utilization	67
5.3.	Conclusion	69
6.	Bertrand MSC-128	71
6.1.	Robert Campbell and Company	71
6.2.	Box MSC-128: Artifacts	72
6.2.1.	Personal Utilization	72
6.2.2.	Household Utilization	74
6.3.	Conclusion	75
7.	Bertrand FSC-234	77
7.1.	William Wheatley: Frontier Cobbler?	77
7.2.	FSC-234 Artifacts	78
7.2.1.	Occupational Utilization	78
7.3.	Conclusion	87
8.	Arabia Carpenter's Box	89
8.1.	Carpenter's Box Artifacts	89
8.1.1.	Occupational Utilization	89
8.1.2.	Child Utilization	96
8.2.	Conclusion	98
9.	Quantitative Analysis	101
9.1.	Statistical Methodology	101
9.2.	Variables and Value Labels	102
9.3.	Analysis	103
9.4.	Logistic Regression Analysis	107
9.5.	Conclusion	108
10.	Conclusions	109
10.1.	Findings	109
10.1.1.	Hypothesis A	109
10.1.2.	Hypothesis B	110
10.1.3.	Hypothesis C	110
10.1.4.	Hypothesis D	110
10.1.5.	Hypothesis E	111
10.2.	Conclusion and Recommendations	111
Appendix A	Bertrand Box 74 Artifacts (Atchison Family)	115
Appendix B	Bertrand Box EPC-8 Artifacts (Campbell Sisters)	117
Appendix C	Bertrand Box MSC-128 Artifacts (Robert Campbell)	119
Appendix D	Bertrand Box FSC-234 Artifacts (Cobbler's Barrell)	121
Appendix E	Bertrand Cargo (Total Artifact Collection)	123
Appendix F	Arabia Carpenter's Box Artifacts	133
Appendix G	Arabia Cargo (Total Artifact Collection)	135
Appendix H	Steamboats on the Missouri River	147
	References	227
	Index	233