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Aronin, Miriam. How Many
People Traveled the Oregon Trail? N.p.: Lerner Publishing Group , 2012.
Bagley, Will. So Rugged and
Mountainous. Vol. 1. Overland West. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press,
2010.
“Basic Facts About the Oregon
trail.” Bureau of Land Managment. Accessed March 3, 2012. http://www.blm.gov/or/oregontrail/history-basics.php.
Dary, David. The Oregon
Trail; An American Saga. New York: Alfred A. Knope, 2004.
Pringle, Catherine Sager. Across the Plains in 1844. Fairfield.
Galleon Press, 1993. Originally published in Whitman College Quarterly. 1897.
Rumer, Thomas A. The Emigrating Company: The 1844 Oregon
Trail Journal of Jacob Hammer. Spokane. Arthur H. Clark Co., 1993
Sinclair to Bartlett, “Sufferings
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Sharp, Brief Account of the Experiences, 3.
“Start of the Oregon Trail.”
Historic Oregon City. Accessed March 4, 2012.
http://www.historicoregoncity.org/end-of-the-oregon-trail-history/oregon-trail-history/131-startoftrail.
Trail Boss. “1950’s Wagon
Train, Traveling from Independence, Missouri to the Oregon Trail.” Lecture, The
National Oregon/California Trail Center, Montpelier, ID, May 6, 2012.
Trinklein, Michael. The
Oregon Trail. Amazon Digital Services, 2011. Amazon Kindle Edition.
Primary Sources:
Bagley, Will. So Rugged and
Mountainous. Vol. 1. Overland West. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press,
2010.
Dary, David. The Oregon
Trail; An American Saga. New York: Alfred A. Knope, 2004.
Pringle, Catherine Sager. Across the Plains in 1844. Fairfield.
Galleon Press, 1993. Originally published in Whitman College Quarterly. 1897.
Rumer, Thomas A. The Emigrating Company: The 1844 Oregon
Trail Journal of Jacob Hammer. Spokane. Arthur H. Clark Co., 1993
Sinclair to Bartlett, “Sufferings
of the California Emigrants”: 29 January 1847, reprinted in Crossroads 8, no. 4, 1997
Sharp, Brief Account of the Experiences, 3.
Secondary Sources:
Aronin, Miriam. How Many
People Traveled the Oregon Trail? N.p.: Lerner Publishing Group , 2012.
“Basic Facts About the Oregon
trail.” Bureau of Land Managment. Accessed March 3, 2012. http://www.blm.gov/or/oregontrail/history-basics.php.
“Start of the Oregon Trail.”
Historic Oregon City. Accessed March 4, 2012.
http://www.historicoregoncity.org/end-of-the-oregon-trail-history/oregon-trail-history/131-startoftrail.
Trail Boss. “1950’s Wagon
Train, Traveling from Independence, Missouri to the Oregon Trail.” Lecture, The
National Oregon/California Trail Center, Montpelier, ID, May 6, 2012.
Trinklein, Michael. The
Oregon Trail. Amazon Digital Services, 2011. Amazon Kindle Edition.
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