Craig Fehrman
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 1 Jun
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Well, what they say is that she maybe had some family ties, and so she took trips back there.
But the key part of their argument is that Charbonneau created this cover story.
And I defer to no one in my disdain for Charbonneau.
But the idea that he invented this cover story, he said she was Shoshone even when she wasn't because that would make him be able to get this job.
But that's why the moment about her telling the story herself is so important because Charbonneau literally wasn't in the camp the day she told the story the first time.
So if he's not even there, how is it going to be his cover story?
Did the Hadatsa sell her to Charbonneau?
They either sold her or traded her.
And this is another thing that you're like, how do we know these things?
There have been – I read a lot of academic research.
And so there's been a really good academic research in the last few years about native enslavement.
about slavery, not just being something that Americans did or British did, but native people did it too.
And there are differences of course, but still like the term slavery, I think is the best way to understand it.
And as an aside, Lewis and Clark used this word too, like Clark in an interview after the expedition called Sacagawea a slave.
So again, this is not 2026 leeching into the past.
This is just paying attention to the past.
Yeah, and that's just not true.
The Klatsop who we were talking about.
Right, yeah, right.
And so that's absolutely true.
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