A historical travel journal of Daniel Harmon's 19 years (1800-1819) as a fur trader in the Canadian frontier, from Montreal through the North West Fur Co.'s posts to British Columbia to the Pacific coast (nearly 5,000 mi.). Harmon's work greatly contributed to the understanding of the geography and people of the region. The journal serves as a captivating & educational record of what life was like for the Native Americans & European fur traders in the early 20th century.
1903. Journals of Travel. Daniel William Hanson.
231 pp. full-folded b/w map in back of book. A.S. Barnes & Co.
Sage green linen cloth over boards with an embossed red floral pattern on the front cover and spine, with gilded lettering on the cover & spine. Image of Daniel Harmon frontispiece with tissue guard.