Description:
The Oregon Trail was a highly important work of its day (the 1840s), describing some months in the author's life including time spent among Sioux Indians (and a buffalo hunt!).
It's a book of its time, and even in its time was criticized for its attitudes to the indigenous tribes, whose existing contacts with whites had stressed their societies immensely.
This edition, coming a century after the first publication, features colorful and humane illustrations by Thomas Hart Benton, an American Regionalist of the 20th Century.
No markings. Cover is a bit scuffed (see pic). Pages somewhat faded but undamaged. Spine sturdy