Step into history with this vintage copy of The Journals of Lewis and Clark, edited and interpreted by Bernard DeVoto. This timeless hardcover book captures the epic expedition across America, a testament to exploration and discovery. Published as a first edition, this volume features an insightful introduction and masterful editing by DeVoto, celebrated for his expertise in American history.

The included dust jacket adds authenticity, despite wear and taped reinforcement, and the book itself remains in very good condition—free of writing or dog-eared pages. A perfect addition for collectors, history enthusiasts, or anyone drawn to the adventures of Lewis and Clark.

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• Title: The Journals of Lewis and Clark
• Editor: Bernard DeVoto
• Condition:
  • Book: Very good; no markings, clean pages.
  • Dust Jacket: Worn with tears and reinforced with tape on the inside.
• Special Features:
  • Includes map illustrations of Lewis and Clark’s route.
  • A historical introduction by Bernard DeVoto.
  • First-hand journal accounts of America’s pioneering expedition.
• Hardcover with original dust jacket (condition: worn, reinforced with tape).
• A historically significant book featuring the personal accounts of Lewis and Clark’s expedition.
• Map illustrations of the journey across the United States.
• Edited by award-winning historian and author Bernard DeVoto.
• Perfect for collectors, history buffs, and those exploring early American history.
• The book itself is in very good condition: no markings, no dog-eared pages.
• Dust jacket wear reflects authentic vintage charm.

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Condition

This hardcover is in very good condition, with clean, unmarked pages and a sturdy binding. The dust jacket shows significant wear, including tears and taped reinforcement along the inner edges, but it retains its original charm and historical value. This copy is well-preserved, making it a must-have for collectors and history enthusiasts.