"The Quarterly of the Oregon Historical Society (Vol. I, No. 2)" by the Oregon Historical Society, is an academic collection offering a window into Oregon's past, focusing on themes of land, governance, and pioneer experiences. It kicks off by untangling the "Oregon Question", revealing how different nations vied for control before the United States took charge. Important people, like Captain Robert Gray, and landmark moments are brought to life, exploring the historical impact of claiming landownership and setting rules in Oregon. Furthermore, the journal provides a view into the relationships between explorers, early settlers, and Native communities in Oregon. The collection offers both serious analysis and personal accounts, connecting the region’s story to bigger events in American history.
The Quarterly of the Oregon Historical Society (Vol. I, No. 2)
By Oregon Historical Society
Uncover the dramatic story of how Oregon became America in a time of competing claims, brave pioneers, and historical turning points.
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