Alexander Henry Books

Alexander Henry's Travels and Adventures is a compelling memoir of one of the early pioneers of North America. Henry's narrative offers a firsthand account of his travels and adventures in the years 1760-1776, including his experiences as a fur trader, his interactions with indigenous cultures, and his observations of the early settlements and colonies in the region. This edition, edited with a historical introduction and notes by Milo Milton Quaife, provides valuable context and analysis for Henry's narrative. Alexander Henry's Travels and Adventures is an essential read for anyone interested in the history of early North America.

Get a fresh perspective on the history of the Greater Northwest with Alexander Henry and David Thompson's new insights. Using detailed maps and expert analysis, the authors shed new light on the complex dynamics of the early history of the area.

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This classic work details the extraordinary journey of Alexander Henry, a fur trader who traveled extensively throughout the Great Lakes region of North America during the late 18th century. With vivid descriptions and colorful anecdotes, Henry's account provides a fascinating glimpse into the life of a pioneering adventurer. Edited and annotated by esteemed historian Milo Milton Quaife, this edition of Henry's Travels and Adventures is an essential addition to any historical library.