Table of Contents
Pacific Northwest Quarterly Volume 34 Number 2 (April 1943)
ARTICLES
Pack Animals for Transportation in the Pacific Northwest. Oscar Osburn Winther, 131-46
The Graduate School of the University of Washington, 1911-1942. Lois J. Wentworth, 147-57
NOTES AND DOCUMENTS
A Russian Expedition to Japan in 1852. Paul E. Eckel, 159-67
The Jesuits and the Coeur d'Alene Treaty of 1858. William N. Bischoff, S. J., and Charles M. Gates, 169-81
RESEARCH SUGGESTIONS
A Pacific Northwest Bibliography, 1942. Lancaster Pollard, 183-96
Federal Government Documents as Source Materials for Northwest History. Florence Nierman, 197-203
TEACHER'S SECTION
Human Interest Notes on Seattle and the Alaskan Gold Rush. Charles M. Gates, 205-11
REVIEW OF BOOKS
Rich, ed., The Letters of John McLoughlin from Fort Vancouver to the Governor and Committee: First Series, 1825-38, by Jesse S. Douglas,
213-15
Kerr, Migration to the Seattle Labor Market Area, 1940-1942, by Richard M. Perry, 215-17
Beal, A History of Southwestern Idaho, by Irene Clark, 217-19
Bradley, The American Frontier in Hawaii: The Pioneers, 1789-1843, by Richard W. Van Alstyne, 218-19
Chevigny, Lord of Alaska: Baranov and the Russian Adventure, by Vernon Carstensen, 219-21
James, The First Scientific Exploration of Russian America and the Purchase of Alaska, by Raymond H. Fisher, 221-22
Giddings, Dendrochronology in Northern Alaska, by Erna Gunther, 222-23
Lyon, The Man Who Sold Louisiana: The Career of François Barbé-Marbois, by C. Eden Quainton, 223-24
Rourke, The Roots of American Culture and Other Essays; Nuhn, The Wind Blew from the East, a Study in the Orientation of American Culture, by V. L. O. Chittick, 224-27
Corle, Coarse Gold, by Theodore Paullin, 227
Quaife, The Flag of the United States, by Mary E. Knight, 228-29
Other Recent Publications, 229-31
News and Comment
Washington State Historical Society, 233-35
General Items, 235-39
Contributors, 340
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