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| The reality was more interesting than the “romance.” |
| The Lewis & Clark Voyage of Discovery spurred many men to head into the Rocky Mountains. The impetus was to exploit the pelts of beaver and other exotic animals being used in the clothing industry. These men were rough customers who could survive wilderness conditions and the indigenous population. They were loners and extraordinarily self sufficient. The hardships they survived would be unimaginable today. Their lives and stories produced the lore of the early United States that has captivated the world ever since their time in the West. - More |
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Historical Figures of the Movement West |
Alexander McKenzie |

Chumash Family |
Fox Dog Soldier |
Jedediah Smith |
John Fremont |
Kit Carson |
Mounted Lakota Warrior |
Comanche Warrior |
Crow Sharpshooter |
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Chumash Family |
Fox Dog Soldier
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American Mountain Man |
Mounted Lakota Warrior |
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