St. Louis as a fortified town

a narrative and critical essay of the period of struggle for the fur trade of the Mississippi valley and its influence upon St. Louis

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Author

James B. Musick

Publication

1941 - R.F. Miller, St. Louis, Missouri

Language

English

Word Count

33,000 words, Guess

Page Count

132 pages

Identifiers

Library of Congress Control Number41024442
OCLC Control Number3289861
Open LibraryOL6424609M

Classifications

DDC977.866
LCCF474.S2 M86

Subjects

Topics

History Fur trade Fortification Saint Louis (Mo.) -- HistoryFur trade -- Mississippi River ValleyFortifications, military installationsFortification -- Missouri -- Saint Louis

Places

Missouri Saint Louis Saint Louis (Mo.)Mississippi River Valley

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