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List of Illustrations | ||
Preface | ||
Introduction | 1 | |
The Ozarks: Then and Now | 2 | |
Plant Life | 3 | |
Landforms and Hydrographic Features | 5 | |
Human Habitation | 6 | |
A Changing Ozarks | 6 | |
Who Was Henry Rowe Schoolcraft? | 8 | |
Schoolcraft's Objectives | 9 | |
Schoolcraft's Later Achievements | 11 | |
References | 14 | |
Reproduction of the Title Page of the Journal | 18 | |
I | The Journal: From Potosi to Ashley Cave | 19 |
II | The Journal: From Ashley Cave to the Beaver Creek Settlement | 35 |
III | The Journal: Delayed at the Beaver Creek Settlement | 67 |
IV | The Journal: The Tour to the Lead Mine on the James River | 76 |
V | The Journal: Down the White River from the Beaver Creek Settlement to Poke Bayou | 95 |
VI | The Journal: From Poke Bayou to Potosi | 113 |
Reproduction of the Title Page of "Transalleghenia" | 126 | |
"Transalleghenia, or the Groans of Missouri" | 127 | |
Appendix | 143 | |
Index | 167 |
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Add Rude Pursuits and Rugged Peaks: Schoolcraft's Ozark Journal, 1818-1819, In the winter of 1818 Henry Rowe Schoolcraft set out from Potosi, Missouri, to document lead mines in the interior of the Ozarks, then a wilderness of near-virgin forests, limestone cliffs, prairies, and oak savannahs. Intending only to make his fortune b, Rude Pursuits and Rugged Peaks: Schoolcraft's Ozark Journal, 1818-1819 to your collection on WonderClub |