Wilson Price Hunt led the overland trip of the Astorians on the way to Oregon in 1811-12. This journal covers the trip from the Arikara villages on the Missourri to Astoria.
Hunt's Journal was originally published in Nouvelles Annales des
Voyages, Paris, 1821. Some other editions are:
Author: Stuart, Robert, 1785-1848.
Title: The discovery of the Oregon trail; Robert Stuart's
narratives of his overland trip eastward from
Astoria in 1812-13. From the original manuscripts
in the collection of William Robertson Coe, esq.,
to which is added: An account of the Tonquin's
voyage and of events at Fort Astoria <1811-12> and
Wilson Price Hunt's diary of his overland trip
westward to Astoria in 1811-12. Translated from
Nouvelles annales des voyages, Paris, 1821; edited
by Philip Ashton Rollins.
Published: New York, London, C. Scribner's sons, 1935.
Author: Stuart, Robert, 1785-1848.
Title: The discovery of the Oregon trail; Robert Stuart's
narratives of his overland trip eastward from
Astoria in 1812-13. From the original manuscripts
in the collection of William Robertson Coe, esq.,
to which is added: An account of the Tonquin's
voyage and of events at Fort Astoria <1811-12> and
Wilson Price Hunt's diary of his overland trip
westward to Astoria in 1811-12. Translated from
Nouvelles annales des voyages, Paris, 1821; edited
by Philip Ashton Rollins.
Published: New York, Eberstadt & sons, <1935>
Title: Overland diary of Wilson Price Hunt. Translated
from the French and edited by Hoyt C. Franchere.
Published: Oregon Book Society, 1973.