Second Annual
SHGAPE Bibliography of Periodical Literature
1999
The Society for
Historians of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era’s second survey of published articles and essays on topics
relevant to our scholarly interests features articles from national, regional
and state journals from 1999.
Of special note: the
entire summer 1999 issue of the Organization of American Historians’ Magazine
of History for history teachers was devoted to the Gilded Age. Edited by Charles Calhoun, the issue
contains historiography, essays, lesson plans with primary sources, guides to
Gilded Age resources, and suggestions for teaching. Although the essays have been indexed by topic throughout, I
direct your attention especially to the “Teaching” section.
This bibliography
was compiled with the help of a number of volunteers. Thanks to: David Macleod, Lawrence Kennedy, Anne Rothfeld,
Michael Les Benedict, Thomas Schoonover, Heather Munro Prescott, Daniel R.
Ernst, Thomas Jepsen, and Charles Calhoun.
I hope that this
collection will be useful. However, it
would be greatly improved if SHGAPE members would follow the example of the
volunteers above and send to me relevant citations, especially from local,
state and regional journals. Citations
can be emailed to me (keith@planetx.bloomu.edu) or mailed to the Department of
History, Bloomsburg University, Bloomsburg, PA 17815--- Jeanette Keith, editor.
African Americans
Capeci, Dominic J., Jr., and Jack C. Knight,
“W. E. B. DuBois’s Southern Front: Georgia ‘Race Men’ and the Niagara Movement,
1905-1907,” Georgia Historical Quarterly 83 (Fall 1999) 479-507.
Hawkins, Anne P. W., “Hoeing Their Own Row: Black
Agriculture and the Agrarian Ideal in Kansas, 1880-1920,” Kansas History
22 (Autumn 1999) 200-213.
Holmes, William F., “Populism in Black Belt
Georgia: Racial Dynamics in Taliaferro County Politics, 1890-1900,” Georgia
Historical Quarterly 83 (Summer 1999) 242-66.
Johnson, Wray R., “Black American Radicalism
and the First World War: The Secret Files of the Military Intelligence
Division,” Armed Forces and Society 26 (Fall 1999) 27-53.
Page, Brian D., “‘Stand By the Flag’:
Nationalism and African-American Celebrations of the Fourth of July in Memphis,
1866-1887,” Tennessee Historical Quarterly 58 (Winter 1999) 284-301.
Agricultural and
Rural History
Hawkins, Anne P. W., “Hoeing Their Own Row:
Black Agriculture and the Agrarian Ideal in Kansas, 1880-1920,” Kansas
History 22 (Autumn 1999) 200-213.
Torbenson, Craig, “A Family Affair:
Homesteading Life in Booth Valley, Utah,” Journal of the West 38 (July
1999) 63-71.
Walton, J. R., “Pedigree and Productivity in
the British and North American Cattle Kingdoms before 1930,” Journal of
Historical Geography (London) 24 (October 1999) 441-62.
Archives and
Bibliography
Charles W. Calhoun, “Major Party Conflict in
the Gilded Age: A Hundred Years of Interpretation,” Magazine of History
13 (Summer 1999) 5-10.
Kelly, David, “The Gilded Age: An ERIC/ChESS
Sample,” Magazine of History 13 (Summer 1999) 61-63.
Lewis, Alison, “A Selection of Gilded-Age
Resources on the World Wide Web,” Magazine of History 13 (Summer 1999)
64-65.
Business and Economics
Campbell, Ballard C., “Understanding Economic
Change in the Gilded Age,” Magazine of History 13 (Summer 1999) 16-20.
Keeling, Drew, “Transatlantic Shipping
Cartels and Migration between Europe and America, 1880-1914,” Essays in
Economic and Business History 18 (1999) 195-214.
Mitchener, Kris James, and Ian W. McLean,
“U.S. Regional Growth and Convergence, 1880-1980,” Journal of Economic
History 59 (December 1999) 1016-42.
Sicotte, Richard, “Economic Crisis and
Political Response: The Political Economy of the Shipping Act of 1916,” Journal
of Economic History 59 (December 1999) 861-84.
Demography
Atack, Jeremy, and Fred Bateman, “U.S.
Historical Statistics: Nineteenth-Century U.S. Industrial Development through
the Eyes of the Census of Manufactures,” Historical Methods 32 (Fall
1999) 177-88.
Elman, Cheryl, and George C. Myers,
“Geographic Morbidity Differentials in the Late Nineteenth Century United
States,” Demography 36 (November 1999) 429-43.
Education
MacDonald, Victoria-Maria, “The Paradox of
Bureaucratization: New Views on Progressive Era Teachers and the Development of
a Woman’s Profession,” History of Education Quarterly 39 (Winter 1999)
427-53.
Environment
Family
Allen, Ann Taylor, “Feminism, Social Science,
and the Meanings of Modernity: The Debate on the Origins of the Family in
Europe and the United States, 1860-1914,” American Historical Review 104
(October 1999) 1085-1113.
Immigration,
Ethnicity, and Internal Migration
Bertellini, Giorgio, “Shipwrecked Spectators:
Italy’s Immigrants at the Movies in New York, 1906-1916,” Velvet Light Trap
44 (Fall 1999) 39-53.
Crail-Rogotzke, Donna, “A Matter of Guilt:
The Treatment of Hispanic Inmates by New Mexico Courts and at the New Mexico
Territorial Prison, 1890-1912,” New Mexico Historical Review 74 (July
1999) 295-314.
Daniels, Roger, “Immigration in the Gilded
Age: Change or Continuity?” Magazine of History 13 (Summer 1999) 21-25.
Dunlevy, James A., and William K. Hutchinson,
“The Impact of Immigration on American Import Trade in the Late Nineteenth and
Early Twentieth Centuries,” Journal of Economic History 59 (December
1999) 1043-62.
Foss-Mollan, Kate, “Waiting for Water:
Service Discrimination and Polish Neighborhoods in Milwaukee, 1870-1910,” Michigan
Historical Review 25 (Fall 1999) 29-46.
Gjerde, Jon, and Anne McCants, “Individual
Life Chances, 1850-1919: A Norwegian-American Example,” Journal of
Interdisciplinary History 30 (Winter 1999) 377-405.
Keeling, Drew, “Transatlantic Shipping
Cartels and Migration between Europe and America, 1880-1914,” Essays in
Economic and Business History 18 (1999) 195-214.
Taylor, Anna J., “Hispanic Settlement of the
Texas Panhandle-Plains, 1876-1884,” Panhandle-Plains Historical Review
70 (1997) 36-58.
Indians
Alexander, Thomas E., “Custer on the Washita:
A Rehearsal for His Own Destruction,” Panhandle-Plains Historical Review
71 (1998) 1-13.
Clemmons, Linda, “‘Our children are in danger
of becoming little Indians,’ Protestant Missionary Children and Dakotas, 1835-1862,”
Michigan Historical Review 25 (1999) 69-90.
Ellinghaus, Katherine, “Reading the Personal
as Political: The Assimilationist Views of a White Woman Married to a Native
American Man, 1880s-1940s,” Australasian Journal of American Studies
(Ipswich) 18 (December 1999) 23-42.
Ellis, Mark R., “Reservation Akicitas:
The Pine Ridge Indian Police, 1879-1885,” South Dakota History 29 (Fall
1999) 185-210.
McPherson, Robert S., “Of Papers and
Perception: Ute and Navajos in Journalistic Media, 1900-1930,” Utah
Historical Quarterly 67 (Summer 1999) 196-219.
Intellectual
History
Joeckel, Samuel, “A Search for Continuity in
American Thought: From Benjamin Franklin to William James to Postmodernism,” Kentucky
Review 14 (Summer 1999) 13-31.
Rauchway, Eric, “Regarding Henry: The
Feminist Henry Adams,” American Studies 40 (Fall 1999) 53-74.
Stout, Janis P., “Willa Cather’s Early
Journalism: Gender, Performance and the ‘Manly Battle Yarn,’” Arizona
Quarterly 55 (Autumn 1999) 51-82.
Tumber, Catherine, “Edward Bellamy, the
Erosion of Public Life, and the Gnostic Revival,” American Literary History
11 (Winter 1999) 610-41.
Wright, Steven L., “Alfred Bettman: The
Making of a Civil Libertarian, 1917-1929,” War & Society (Dunrooten)
17 (October 1999) 59-79.
International
Relations
Berghahn, Volker R., “Philanthropy and
Diplomacy in the ‘American Century’,” Diplomatic History 23 (Summer
1999) 393-419.
Go, Julian, “Colonial Reception and Cultural
Reproduction: Filipino Elites and United States Tutelary Rule,” Journal of
Historical Sociology 12 (December 1999) 337-68.
Guteral, Matthew Pratt, “The New Race
Consciousness: Race, Nation and Empire in American Culture, 1910-1925,” Journal
of World History 10 (Fall 1999) 307-52.
LaFeber, Walter, “Technology and U.S. Foreign
Relations,” Diplomatic History 24 (Winter 2000) 1-19.
MacLeod, Roy, “Secrets Among Friends: The
Research Information Service and the ‘Special Relationship’ in Allied
Scientific Information and Intelligence, 1916-1918,” Minerva: A Review of
Science, Learning, and Policy 37 (Autumn 1999) 201-33.
Plante, Trevor K., “U.S. Marines in the Boxer
Rebellion,” Prologue 31 (Winter 1999) 284-89.
Sumida, Jon, “Alfred Thayer Mahan,
Geopolitician,” Journal of Strategic Studies 22 (June-September 1999)
39-62.
Labor and Working
Class History
Bender, Daniel, “‘A Hero...for the Weak’:
Work, Consumption, and the Enfeebled Jewish Worker, 1881-1924,” International
Labor and Working-Class History 56 (Fall 1999) 1-22.
Davies, John, “Authority, Community, and
Conflict: Rioting and Aftermath in a Late-Nineteenth Century Pennsylvania Coal
Town,” Pennsylvania History 66 (Summer 1999) 339-63.
Fickle, James E., “‘Comfortable and Happy’?
Louisiana and Mississippi Lumber Workers, 1990-1950,” Louisiana History
40 (Fall 1999) 347-72.
Nicolaides, Becky M., “‘Where the Working Man
is Welcome’: Working-class Suburbs in Los Angeles, 1900-1940,” Pacific
Historical Review 68 (November 1999) 517-59.
Sellers, Nigel, “With Folded Arms? Or with
Squirrel Guns? The IWW and the Green
Corn Rebellion,” Chronicles of Oklahoma 77 (Summer 1999) 150-69.
Legal and
Constitutional History
Daniel R. Ernst, “New Courts, New Worlds: New
Zealand’s Court of Arbitration in U.s. Perspective, 1892-1928,” Law Review
of the Michigan State University Detroit College of Law (Spring 1999)
215-34.
Schweber, Howard, “The ‘Science’ of Legal
Science: The Model of the Natural Sciences in Nineteenth Century American Legal
Education,” Law & History Review 17 (Fall 1999) 421-66.
Mass
Communications
Moehring, Eugene B., “‘Promoting the Varied
Interests of the New and Rising Community’: The Booster Press on Nevada’s
Mining Frontier, 1859-1885,” Nevada Historical Society Quarterly 42
(Summer 1999) 91-118.
Military History
Alexander, Thomas E., “Custer on the Washita:
A Rehearsal for His Own Destruction,” Panhandle-Plains Historical Review
71 (1998) 1-13.
Dobak, William A., “Fort Riley’s Black
Soldiers and the Army’s Changing Role in the West, 1867-1885,” Kansas
History 22 (Autumn 1999) 214-27.
Johnson, Wray R., “Black American Radicalism
and the First World War: The Secret Files of the Military Intelligence
Division,” Armed Forces and Society 26 (Fall 1999) 27-53.
Plante, Trevor K., “U.S. Marines in the Boxer
Rebellion,” Prologue 31 (Winter 1999) 284-89.
Van Osdell, John G., “Raymond S. Tompkins and
the 115th Infantry in France, 1918,” Maryland Historical Magazine
94 (Fall 1999) 269-309.
Politics
Bachofer, Aaron, II, “Strange Bedfellows:
Progressivism, Radicalism, and the Oklahoma Constitution in Historical
Perspective,” Chronicles of Oklahoma 77 (Fall 1999) 244-71.
Edwards, Rebecca, “Politics as Social
History: Political Cartoons in the Gilded Age,” Magazine of History 13
(Summer 1999) 11-15.
Gaughan, Anthony, “Woodrow Wilson and the
Rise of Militant Interventionism in the South,” Journal of Southern History
65 (November 1999) 771-808.
Sicotte, Richard, “Economic Crisis and
Political Response: The Political Economy of the Shipping Act of 1916,” Journal
of Economic History 59 (December 1999) 861-84.
Sumida, Jon, “Alfred Thayer Mahan,
Geopolitician,” Journal of Strategic Studies 22 (June-September 1999)
39-62.
Ziewacz, Lawrence E., “Thomas Palmer: A
Michigan Senator’s ‘Masterly Argument’ for Women’s Suffrage,” Michigan
Historical Review 26 (Spring 2000) 31-43.
Populism
Holmes, William F., “Populism in Black Belt
Georgia: Racial Dynamics in Taliaferro County Politics, 1890-1900,” Georgia
Historical Quarterly 83 (Summer 1999) 242-66.
Religion
Burke, Martin J., “Catholicity and
Civilization: Catholics and the Capitalist Ethic in Nineteenth Century
America,” Essays in Economic and Business History 81 (1999) 125-26.
Haederle, Irene, “Women and Lay Activism:
Aspects of Acculturation in the German Lutheran Churches of Ann Arbor,
Michigan, 1870-1917,” Michigan Historical Review 25 (Spring 1999) 25-43.
Li, Li, “Diversifying the Operation: Southern
Baptist Missions in China at the Turn of the Century, 1890-1910,” Baptist
History and Heritage 34 (Spring 1999) 42-55.
McLaren, John, “The Despicable Crime of
Nudity: Law, the State, and Civil Protest Among the Sons of Freedom Sect of
Doukhobars, 1899-1935,” Journal of the West 38 (July 1999) 41-48
Science and
Medicine
Hirshhorn, Norbert, and Robert G. Feldman,
“Mary Lincoln’s Final Illness: A Medical and Historical Reappraisal,” Journal
of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences 54 (October 1999) 511-42.
McCandless, Peter, “A Female Malady? Women at
the South Carolina Lunatic Asylum, 1828-1915,” Journal of the History of
Medicine and Allied Sciences 54 (October 1999) 543-71.
Troesken, Werner, “Typhoid Rates and the
Public Acquisition of Private Waterworks, 1880-1920,” Journal of Economic
History 59 (December 1999) 927-48.
Social and
Cultural History
Bartholomew, Robert E., “Michigan and the
Great Mass Hysteria Episode of 1897,” Michigan Historical Review 24
(Spring 1998) 133-141.
Edwards, Rebecca, “Politics as Social History:
Political Cartoons in the Gilded Age,” Magazine of History 13 (Summer
1999) 11-15.
Page, Brian D., “‘Stand By the Flag’:
Nationalism and African-American Celebrations of the Fourth of July in Memphis,
1866-1887,” Tennessee Historical Quarterly 58 (Winter 1999) 284-301.
Social Welfare
and Public Health
Campbell, Nancy D., “Regulating ‘Maternal
Instinct’: Governing Mentalities of Late Twentieth Century U.S. Illicit Drug
Policy,” Signs 24 (Summer 1999) 895-924.
Irwin, Mary Ann, “‘Going About and Doing Good’:
The Politics of Benevolence, Materialism, and Welfare in San Francisco,
1850-1889,” Pacific Historical Review 68 (August 1999) 365-396.
Keve, Paul W., “Building a Better Prison: The
First Three Decades of the Detroit House of Correction,” Michigan Historical
Review 25 (Fall 1999) 1-28.
Teaching
Dickson, Ted, and Chris Wallace, “The Art
Museum: Art in the Gilded Age, 1865-1900,” Lesson Plan in Magazine of
History 13 (Summer 1999) 48-51.
Edwards, Rebecca, “The Election of 1896,”
Lesson Plan in Magazine of History 13 (Summer 1999) 28-30.
Hunger, Tera W., “African-American Women
Workers’ Protest in the New South,” Lesson Plan in Magazine of History
13 (Summer 1999) 52-55.
Kelly, David, “The Gilded Age: An ERIC/ChESS
Sample,” Magazine of History 13 (Summer 1999) 61-63.
Koman, Rita G., “Ellis Island: the
Immigrants’ Experience,” Lesson Plan in Magazine of History 13 (Summer
1999) 31-37.
Les, Bruce, “Using Primary Sources to Teach
the Rail Strike of 1877,” Lesson Plan in Magazine of History 13 (Summer
1999) 38-47.
Lewis, Alison, “A Selection of Gilded-Age
Resources on the World Wide Web,” Magazine of History 13 (Summer 1999)
64-65.
Mjagkij, Nina, and D. Antonio Cantu, “‘The
Public Be Damned!’: A Thematic and Multiple Intelligences Approach to Teaching
the Gilded Age,” Lesson Plan in Magazine of History 13 (Summer 1999)
56-60.
Technology,
Industry and Transportation
Borg, Kevin, “The ‘Chauffeur Problem’ in the
Early Auto Era: Structuration Theory and the Users of Technology,” Technology
and Culture 40 (October 1999) 797-832.
Brown, John K., “Product Design Choices in
American Capital Goods Industries, 1850-1925,” Essays in Economic and
Business History 18 (1999) 109-24.
Durden, Robert F., “Electrifying the Piedmont
Carolinas: The Beginning of the Duke Power Company, 1904-1925, Part I,” North
Carolina Historical Review 76 (October 1999) 410-40.
Rakes, Paul H., “Technology in Transition:
The Dilemmas of Early Twentieth-Century Coal Mining,” Journal of Appalachian
Studies 5 (Spring 1999) 27-60.
Visual and
Performing Arts
Kaynor, Fay Campbell, “The Dramatic
Magazine (May 1880-August 1882), New York City,” Journal of American
Drama and Theatre 11 (Fall 1999) 46-62.
Malnig, Julie, “Athena Meets Venus: Visions
of Women in Social Dance in the Teens and Early 1920s,” Dance Research
Journal 30 (Fall 1998) 34-62.
Mancini, Joanne M., “‘One Term Is as Fatuous
as Another’: Responses to the Armory Show Reconsidered,” American Quarterly
51 (December 1999) 833-70.
Women and
Femininity
Buchholz, Margaret Thomas, “Josephine: The
Washington Diary of a war worker, 1918-1919,” Washington History 10
(Fall/Winter 1998-1999) 4-24.
Chapman, Mary, “Women and Masquerade in the
1913 Suffrage Demonstration in Washington,” Amerikastudien/American Studies
(Munich) 44 (No. 3, 1999) 343-55.
Colwell, Janice S., “Feminizing the City:
Progressive Community Vision and Female Reform i n Toledo, Ohio, 1887-1918,” Northwest
Ohio Quarterly 70 (Summer/Autumn 1998) 98-123.
Dodge, L. Mara, “‘The most degraded of their
sex, if not of humanity’: Female Prisoners at the Illinois State Penitentiary
at Joliet, 1859-1900,” Journal of Illinois History 2 (Autumn 1999)
205-26.
Fanning, Patricia, “‘Boycott!’: Louise Imogen
Guiney and the American Protective Association,” Historical Journal of
Massachusetts 28 (Summer 1999) 166-180.
Fields, Jill, “‘Fighting the Corsetless
Evil’: Shaping Corsets and Culture, 1900-1930,” Journal of Social History
33 (Winter 1999) 355-84.
Hansen, Debra Gold, Karen F. Gracy, and Sheri
D. Irwin, “At the Pleasure of the Board: Women Librarians and the Los Angeles
Public Library, 1880-1905,” Libraries and Culture 34 (Fall 1999) 311-46.
Knupfer, Anne Meis, “Professionalizing
Probation Work in Chicago, 1900-1935,” Social Science Review 73
(December 1999) 478-95.
Satter, Beryl, “New Thought and the 1890s
‘Era of Women,’” Intellectual History Newsletter 21 (1999) 24-30.
Stansell, Christine, “Women in
Nineteenth-Century America,” Gender & History 11 (November 1999)
419-32.
Stickles, Frances Copeland, “Mary Shipman’s
Diary: a young woman tours official Washington, 1887,” Washington History
11 (Fall/Winter 1999-2000) 46-64.
Stout, Janis P., “Willa Cather’s Early
Journalism: Gender, Performance and the ‘Manly Battle Yarn,’” Arizona
Quarterly 55 (Autumn 1999) 51-82.
Wheeler, Leigh Ann, “From Reading Shakespeare
to Reforming Burlesque: The Minneapolis Woman’s Club and the Women’s Welfare
League, 1907-1930,” Michigan Historical Review 25 (Spring 1999) 44-75.
Wood, Sharon E., “Savage Girls: The 1899 Riot
at the Mitchellsville Girls School,” Iowa Heritage Illustrated 80 (Fall
1999) 108-21.
Regional:
East
Heather Munro Prescott, “Sending Their Sons
into Danger: Cornell University and the Ithaca Typhoid Epidemic of 1903,” New
York History 78 (July 1997) 273-308.
Davies, John, “Authority, Community, and
Conflict: Rioting and Aftermath in a Late-Nineteenth Century Pennsylvania Coal
Town,” Pennsylvania History 66 (Summer 1999) 339-63
South
Fickle, James E., “‘Comfortable and Happy’?
Louisiana and Mississippi Lumber Workers, 1990-1950,” Louisiana History 40
(Fall 1999) 347-72.
Gaughan, Anthony, “Woodrow Wilson and the
Rise of Militant Interventionism in the South,” Journal of Southern History
65 (November 1999) 771-808.
Holden, Charles J., “‘The Public Business is
Ours’: Edward McCrady, Jr., and Conservative Thought in Post-Civil War South
Carolina, 1865-1900,” South Carolina Historical Magazine 100 (April
1999) 124-142.
Will, Thomas E., “Bradley T. Johnson’s Lost
Cause: Maryland’s Confederate Identity in the New South,” Maryland
Historical Magazine 94 (Spring 1999) 5-30.
West
Bachofer, Aaron, II, “Strange Bedfellows:
Progressivism, Radicalism, and the Oklahoma Constitution in Historical
Perspective,” Chronicles of Oklahoma 77 (Fall 1999) 244-71.
Bremer, Jeff R., “The Trial of the Century: Lux
v. Haggin and the Conflict over Water Rights in Late Nineteenth Century
California,” Southern California Quarterly 81 (Summer 1999) 197-220.
Dinnerstein, Leonard, “Jews in the ‘Old
Southwest,’” Journal of the West 38 (January 1999) 85-93.
Harris, Leo J., “‘Wrecking to Save’: the
Chicago House Wrecking Company,” Journal of the West 38 (October 1999)
65-74.
Klassen, Henry C., “Creating Opportunities
for Farmers and Ranchers: Small State Banks in Montana to the 1930s,” Journal
of the West 38 (January 1999) 6-14.
MacGregor, Carol Lynn, “Pioneer Geothermal
Development in Boise, Idaho,” Journal of the West 38 (January 1999)
48-55.
Meyerson, Harvey, “Forgotten Legacy: U.S.
Army Environmentalists at Yosemite,” Journal of the West 38 (January
1999) 40-47.
Nicolaides, Becky M., “‘Where the Working Man
is Welcome’: Working-class Suburbs in Los Angeles, 1900-1940,” Pacific
Historical Review 68 (November 1999) 517-59.
Ratzlaff, Wayne A., “From Storekeeper to Prospector:
The Experiences of a Klondicke Gold Rush Party from Emporia, Kansas,” Journal
of the West 38 (October 1999) 75-82.
Sellers, Nigel, “With Folded Arms? Or with
Squirrel Guns? The IWW and the Green
Corn Rebellion,” Chronicles of Oklahoma 77 (Summer 1999) 150-69.
Smith, Duane A., “‘This Reckless and
Disastrous Practice’: the Impact of Mining on Forests in the Rocky Mountains,
1859-1880,” Journal of the West 38 (October 1999) 15-24.
Stamm, Henry E., IV, “Range Wars: Cowboys and
Indians in the Wind River Basis, 1880-1890,” Journal of the West 38 (January
1999) 56-61.
Lai, David Chuenyan, “Chinese Opium Trade and
Manufacture in British Columbia, 1858-1908,” Journal of the West 38
(July 1999) 21-26.
Lindley, William R., “From Oregon’s Range War
to Nevada’s Sagebrush Rebellion,” Journal of the West 38 (January 1999)
56-61.
McNeil, Kent, “Social Darwinism and Judicial
Conceptions of Indian Title in Canada in the 1880s,” Journal of the West
38 (January 1999) 68-76.
Wilson, Amy Marie, “Windmills, Cattle, and
the Railroad: The Settlement of the Llano Estacado,” Journal of the West
38 (January 1999) 62-67.
Wolf, Donald W., “‘Ruin of many happy
homes,’: Support and Opposition for Grazing Leases on the Forest Reserves of
Northeastern Oregon, 1897-1906,” Journal of the West 38 (October 1999)
25-35.