The Oregon Trade Language

This fascinating book explores the unique trade language that emerged in the Pacific Northwest in the 19th century. Known as Chinook Jargon, it was a hybrid language that drew on a variety of indigenous and European languages, and was used by traders, settlers, and indigenous peoples in the region. With its rich history and linguistic complexity, this language has continued to fascinate and inspire researchers and enthusiasts alike.
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