St Vrains Expedition to the Gila in 1826
St Vrains Expedition to the Gila in 1826
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The documents from which we have gleaned these facts also throw much light on the methods, not only of these traders, but of other expeditions of the period. Of these documents, the most illuminating is the complaint of a Missourian named James Baird, made at El Paso on October 21, 1826. The full bearing as well as the humor of this document cannot be appreciated until the past history of Baird is known. In 1812 Robert McKnight, Samuel Chambers, and James Baird went from Missouri to Santa Fe.
1... Fowler, Journal, pp. 104-106 ; Narbona to the Minister of Interior and Foreign Relations, September 30, 1826, in Archive de Gobernaci6n (Mexico), Comercio, Expediente 44.
2 Fowler, Journal, pp. 95, 137.
3 Narbona to the governor of Sonora, August 31, 1826, in Archive de Goberna- cion (Mexico), Comercio, Expediente 44.
4 Narbona to the Minister of Interior and Foreign Relations, September 30, 1826, in ibid.
6 Ramirez to the governor of Chihuahua, December 20, 1826, in ibid.
Archive del Gobierno del Estado de Sonora (Hermosillo), Tomo 42, No.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The documents from which we have gleaned these facts also throw much light on the methods, not only of these traders, but of other expeditions of the period. Of these documents, the most illuminating is the complaint of a Missourian named James Baird, made at El Paso on October 21, 1826. The full bearing as well as the humor of this document cannot be appreciated until the past history of Baird is known. In 1812 Robert McKnight, Samuel Chambers, and James Baird went from Missouri to Santa Fe.
1... Fowler, Journal, pp. 104-106 ; Narbona to the Minister of Interior and Foreign Relations, September 30, 1826, in Archive de Gobernaci6n (Mexico), Comercio, Expediente 44.
2 Fowler, Journal, pp. 95, 137.
3 Narbona to the governor of Sonora, August 31, 1826, in Archive de Goberna- cion (Mexico), Comercio, Expediente 44.
4 Narbona to the Minister of Interior and Foreign Relations, September 30, 1826, in ibid.
6 Ramirez to the governor of Chihuahua, December 20, 1826, in ibid.
Archive del Gobierno del Estado de Sonora (Hermosillo), Tomo 42, No.
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