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JACKSON, Andrew (1767-1845), President. Message from the President of the United States, in Compliance With a resolution of the Senate concerning the Fur Trade, and Inland Trade in Mexico. 22nd Congress, 1st Session. Senate Document, No. 90. [Washington, D.C., 1832].
8o in 4s (225 x 138 mm). Modern red morocco-backed boards.
FIRST EDITION. Jackson's message transmits a report from Lewis Cass, Secretary of War, which encloses documents including those prepared by William Clark, Joshua Pilcher, Andrew S. Hughes, William Gordon, Alphono Wetmore (a brief history of trade in Santa Fe). Henry Schoolcraft (report on fur trade on the upper Mississippi), John Dougherty, William Gordon, Farnham and Davenport (answer to inquires about the fur trade), A.P. Chouteau and John Jacob Astor. Also printed is a statement of the location of posts for trade with the Indians, a tabular statement showing the number of licenses issued to persons wishing to trade with the Indians in 1824-1831, a tabular statement showing the number and names of American citizens robbed or killed while engaged in the fur trade or inland trade with Mexico, and others related. Graff 4411; Howes M-567; Streeter I:159; Wagner-Camp-Becker 46.
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FIRST EDITION. Jackson's message transmits a report from Lewis Cass, Secretary of War, which encloses documents including those prepared by William Clark, Joshua Pilcher, Andrew S. Hughes, William Gordon, Alphono Wetmore (a brief history of trade in Santa Fe). Henry Schoolcraft (report on fur trade on the upper Mississippi), John Dougherty, William Gordon, Farnham and Davenport (answer to inquires about the fur trade), A.P. Chouteau and John Jacob Astor. Also printed is a statement of the location of posts for trade with the Indians, a tabular statement showing the number of licenses issued to persons wishing to trade with the Indians in 1824-1831, a tabular statement showing the number and names of American citizens robbed or killed while engaged in the fur trade or inland trade with Mexico, and others related. Graff 4411; Howes M-567; Streeter I:159; Wagner-Camp-Becker 46.