"James' Report of the Expedition of S. G. Long, 1819-1820, Part 4" is a valuable historical document relating to the exploration of the East Coast of North America in the early 19th century. Authors Edwin James, Stephen H. Long, and Thomas Say share their observations and impressions of this expedition, revealing to the reader important details and discoveries in the geography, nature, and folklore of the area. This part of the book examines important aspects of the geography and nature of the Northwest Coast, including the Mississippi River, the Gritchford region, and other areas. The authors provide details of the local animals, plants and geological features they encountered during the expedition. "James' Report of the S. G. Long Expedition" is an important source for the history of exploration in eastern North America and contributes to the knowledge of the geography and nature of this region."