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Waiilatpu, Its Rise and Fall, 1836-1847 (Classic Reprint): A Story of Pioneer Days in the Pacific Northwest Based Entirely Upon Historical Research - Couverture souple

Miles Cannon

 
9781331771401: Waiilatpu, Its Rise and Fall, 1836-1847 (Classic Reprint): A Story of Pioneer Days in the Pacific Northwest Based Entirely Upon Historical Research

Synopsis

Waiilatpu, Its Rise and Fall, 1836-1847 is a historical narrative that reexamines the Whitman era and the trials of early Oregon.

It presents a carefully sourced account of a pivotal frontier mission and the people who shaped it.

This volume weaves together documentary evidence, letters, and contemporaneous accounts to illuminate life at Waiilatpu, the trail empires, and the interactions among settlers, mission workers, and Native communities. It traces both the community’s ambitions and the hardships that marked its decline, offering a grounded look at a turning point in Pacific Northwest history.
  • Learn how the Waiilatpu site grew from a frontier outpost into a notable chapter of American westward expansion.
  • Explore the daily routines, family life, and leadership of the Whitmans and other mission figures.
  • See how emigration, supply routes, and interwoven loyalties affected relations with local tribes and settlers.
  • Understand how archival materials, including letters and period documents, shape the story today.
Ideal for readers of Oregon history, frontier narratives, and works that examine the complexities of settlement, faith, and community in 19th-century America.

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