In this fascinating firsthand account, Dexter and Belknap describe their travels through upstate New York, encountering Native American tribes, pioneers, and natural wonders along the way. Their journal provides a glimpse into the early years of American expansion, as well as the attitudes and perspectives of two educated New Englanders.

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