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- Collection: Moses L. Linton Scrapbook
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Une page sur l'histoire naturelle des Montagnes Rocheuses [page 38a]
Inserted page on the natural history of the Rocky Mountains.
St. Mary's Mission, 1841 [page 38b]
Watercolor and ink on paper, 1841. Inserted painting by Matthew Hastings. This is St. Mary's Mission among the Flatheads.
Travels and Missions, 1842-1843 [page 39]
A summary of Pierre-Jean De Smet's travels between 1842 and 1843 entitled "Skeleton for the Album of a Physician, of Jesuit Peter J. De Smet's travels, 179,032 miles."
Travels and Missions, 1844-1845 [page 40]
A summary of Pierre-Jean De Smet's travels between 1844 and 1845 entitled "Skeleton for the Album of a Physician, of Jesuit Peter J. De Smet's travels, 179,032 miles."
Source of the river from Athabaska Mountains [page 40a]
Watercolor on paper. Painting by Matthew Hastings entitled "Source of the River from Athabaska Mountains."
Extract of a letter to John Joseph Hughes, Archbishop of New York [page 40b]
Extract of Peter J. De Smet's letter to John Joseph Hughes, Archbishop of New York. Letter written at foot of the Great Glaciere, Athabaska Mountains, May 6, 1846.
Way Posts, Portage River Valley [page 40c]
Watercolor on paper. Painting by Matthew Hastings entitled "Way Posts, Portage River Valley."
Extract of my letter to the Rev. Fr. Provincial of Missouri [page 40d]
Extract of Peter J. De Smet's letter to the Rev. Fr. Provincial, Jesuit James O. Van de Velde, of Missouri from an encampment on the upper Columbia River, May 10, 1846.
Travels and Missions, 1846-1851 [page 41]
A summary of Pierre-Jean De Smet's travels between 1846 and 1851 entitled "Skeleton for the Album of a Physician, of Jesuit Peter J. De Smet's travels, 179,032 miles."
Travels and Missions, 1846-1851 [page 42]
A summary of Pierre-Jean De Smet's travels between 1846 and 1851 entitled "Skeleton for the Album of a Physician, of Jesuit Peter J. De Smet's travels, 179,032 miles."