He notes the upgrade of photographic reproductions of Catlin's artwork instead of the line cuts in previous editions. Richmond praises Catlin's work, saying he "deserves admiration" for his accurate and non-romanticized accounts and artwork. He also thinks that even though Catlin's art will never be seen as masterpieces, it is nonetheless fantastic in its detail. The Western Historical Quarterly by James T. Forrest This review mainly looks at Michael Mooney's edited version of the book. Forrest admits that some might be put off at first by Mooney's edits, saying that some may feel that something is missing or that language was changed to seem more contemporary. Overall, Forrest commends Mooney's efforts, noting his obvious devotion. The review ends by stating that, "This volume helps us to appreciate the significance of the cause and the varied achievements of a remarkable man who accepted his own challenge." References Works Cited 1842 non-fiction books Non-fiction books about Native Americans American travel books