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The Truth about Sacajawea
The Truth about Sacajawea
Author: Kenneth Thomasma, Agnes Vincen Talbot (Illustrator)
Sacajawea was a Shoshoni woman who was an interpreter on the Lewis and Clark expedition. She was a mother, a wife and a very important part of the expedition. It is hard to know much of Sacajawea's life, as most of what is known about her is the journals of Lewis and Clark. So over the years some of the information about this amazing woman i...  more »
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ISBN-13: 9781880114186
ISBN-10: 1880114186
Publication Date: 4/1998
Pages: 96
Reading Level: Ages 9-12
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Publisher: Grandview Pub. Co.
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover
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Published in Jackson, Wyoming in 1997. Presents this fine Indian girl from both Lewis and Clark's diaries. Prefaces include a discussion about the Sacajawea gold coin, a message written by a Lemhi Shoshoni, &information about the people and expedition.
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Very interesting!
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