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Frémont's First Impressions: The Original Report of His Exploring Expeditions of 1842-1844 HUM026000 We depend on government's secularIn 1842 John C. Frmont led a party of twenty five men on a five month journey from Saint Louis to the Wind River Range in the Rocky Mountains; his goal: to chart the best route to Oregon. In 1843 Frmont was commissioned for another expedition, to explore the Great Salt Lake, Washington, eastern California, Carson Pass, and the San Joaquin Valley, places that did not yet belong to the United States. His journals from these expeditions, edited in