History vs. The Whitman Saved Oregon Story

This book challenges the popular narrative of the Whitman Massacre and the subsequent acquisition of Oregon Territory by the United States. Through three compelling essays, Marshall argues that the story of the Whitmans saving Oregon from the 'savages' is a myth and that the true history of the acquisition is much more complex.

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