The journals and letters of Major John Owen, pioneer of the Northwest, 1850-1871,, embracing his purchase of St. Mary's mission; the building of Fort Owen; his travels; his relation with the Indians; his work for the government; and his activities as a western empire builder for twenty years., Transcribed and edited from the original manuscripts in the Montana Historical Society and the collection of W.R. Coe, by Seymour Dunbar; and with notes to Owen's texts by Paul C. Phillips
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The journals and letters of Major John Owen, pioneer of the Northwest, 1850-1871,, embracing his purchase of St. Mary's mission; the building of Fort Owen; his travels; his relation with the Indians; his work for the government; and his activities as a western empire builder for twenty years., Transcribed and edited from the original manuscripts in the Montana Historical Society and the collection of W.R. Coe, by Seymour Dunbar; and with notes to Owen's texts by Paul C. Phillips
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Bibliography: v. 2, p. 327-333
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The journals and letters of Major John Owen, pioneer of the Northwest, 1850-1871,
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Transcribed and edited from the original manuscripts in the Montana Historical Society and the collection of W.R. Coe, by Seymour Dunbar; and with notes to Owen's texts by Paul C. Phillips
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embracing his purchase of St. Mary's mission; the building of Fort Owen; his travels; his relation with the Indians; his work for the government; and his activities as a western empire builder for twenty years.
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