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When Thomas Jefferson took office in 1801, the United States was, in practice, a thin coastal nation.

Most of the population lived within 50 miles of the Atlantic Ocean.

Beyond the Appalachian Mountains, the continent faded into rumor, rivers without names, mysterious native tribes, animals that existed only in traveler's tales.

But Jefferson had been thinking about that interior his entire life.

In his first inaugural address, the first to be delivered in Washington, D.C.

Jefferson was basically a science geek, and the Louisiana Purchase doubled the scientific data set of his era.

He had to know what was out there, and for that task he turned to Meriwether Lewis.

Lewis had grown up in the same Virginia countryside as Jefferson.

Their families had known each other for decades.

And when Jefferson became president, he brought the young army officer into the White House as his personal secretary.

Lewis was intense, solitary, sharp, and restless.

He could drink too much.