Angielski
Published in 1884, this book offers a comprehensive history of the state of Oregon from the time of its exploration by European voyagers to the late 19th century. William Barrows examines the state's geography, geology, and agricultural potential, and provides a detailed account of the region's Indigenous peoples and pioneer settlers.
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