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Whitman Mission National Historic Site

By Erwin N. Thompson

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Driven by faith, a missionary couple journeyed west to convert and heal, only to confront a clash of cultures leading to devastation.

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2019-11-22
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"Whitman Mission National Historic Site" by Erwin N. Thompson is a historical narrative that recounts the journey of Marcus and Narcissa Whitman as they ventured into the Oregon Territory as missionaries. It starts by looking at the reasons that motivated the Whitmans, including religious callings and the intent to provide medical services to the Cayuse Indians. This book details their encounters, the difficulties they faced, and the ultimate tragic end of their mission. The narrative introduces the historical setting, focusing on the religious and cross-cultural elements between the missionaries and the Native American tribes, and foreshadows the struggles and clashes that ultimately led to violence. In essence, it sets the scene for understanding the part Whitman Mission played in the expansion of America and the intricate relationships between cultures during that time.

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