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A River Captured : The Columbia River Treaty and Catastrophic Change - Revised and Updated U.S.A. History In Aboriginal Rights Claims andEileen Delehanty Pearkes is a writer who explores landscape and the human imagination, with a focus on the history of the upper Columbia River and its tributaries. Her personal experiences, education, and academic interests, reference landscape, water, and culture. In 2014 she curated an extensive exhibit on the history of the Upper Columbia River system in Canada for the Touchstones Nelson museum and the Columbia Basin Trust, with specific reference