In 1806, Thomas Ashe, a British author, came to America to see and explore the western frontier. Using the Ohio and
Mississippi Rivers as his main route, he traveled through the country keeping records of his thoughts and observations
in a series of letters…to himself. Upon his return to England, he published these letters in three different volumes and
they were made available for sale in 1808. These three volumes have been consolidated into this book.
The work of Mr. Ashe gives the reader a fascinating picture of early America as seen through the eyes of this obviously
loyal Briton. In these letters he depicts the way things were and how life was lived west of the Appalachian Mountains,
down the Ohio, the Mississippi and all the way to New Orleans.
Mississippi Rivers as his main route, he traveled through the country keeping records of his thoughts and observations
in a series of letters…to himself. Upon his return to England, he published these letters in three different volumes and
they were made available for sale in 1808. These three volumes have been consolidated into this book.
The work of Mr. Ashe gives the reader a fascinating picture of early America as seen through the eyes of this obviously
loyal Briton. In these letters he depicts the way things were and how life was lived west of the Appalachian Mountains,
down the Ohio, the Mississippi and all the way to New Orleans.
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