The Lewis and Clark Expedition with Warren Steury
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In this episode, Will and Warren Steury discuss the history and importance of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. They discuss its historical background, the preparation phase, the course of the expedition, and remarkable incidents that occurred during it, as well as the character of Meriwether Lewis. They also discuss the death of Lewis, his failure to publish the journals, and the legacy of the expedition.
Note: The Sergeant mentioned by Warren was Sgt. Charles Floyd, not Sgt. George Floyd.
Find Warren on X here: https://x.com/NWSteury
Check out his Meriwether Academy here: https://meriwetheracademy.com/
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