Lewis and Clark and the Route to the Pacific

The book is in fair condition with a worn dust jacket that has a noticeable tear and scuffing. The hardcover binding is intact, and the pages are clean and unmarked. There are no library markings, signatures, or inscriptions, preserving its original format.

Lewis and Clark and the Route to the Pacific by Seamus Cavan, published by Chelsea House Publishers in 1991, offers an insightful exploration of the historic Lewis and Clark expedition. This hardcover edition, part of the World Explorers series, includes an introductory essay by Michael Collins, a notable figure from Apollo 11. The book delves into the journey from St. Louis to the Pacific, providing a rich narrative suitable for juvenile readers interested in American history and exploration. The copyright page confirms the publication year as 1991, with a number line indicating this is not a first edition. The subject matter makes it an engaging resource for young readers and educators alike. This edition is not signed and contains no inscriptions, maintaining its original presentation. The dust jacket shows signs of wear, including a tear and scuffing, yet remains intact, protecting the book's hardcover binding.