Table of Contents
Pacific Northwest Quarterly Volume 35 Number 3 (July 1944)
ARTICLES
J. Allen Smith: The Reformer and His Dilemma. Eric F. Goldman, 195-214
Earliest Celebrations of Independence Day in the Northwest. O. B. Sperlin, 215-22
John Tornow, the Outlawed Hermit. Alfred J. Hillier, 223-32
A Checklist of Washington Authors: Additions and Corrections. Lancaster Pollard, 233-66
REVIEW OF BOOKS
Howard, Montana: High, Wide, and Handsome, by Paul C. Phillips, 267-68
Villard, The Early History of Transportation in Oregon, by Oscar Osburn Winther, 268-69
Dulles, The Road to Teheran: The Story of Russia and America, 1781-1943, by Richard W. Van Alstyne, 269-72
Goodhue, Journey Into the Fog, by C. L. Andrews, 272-73
Creighton, Dominion of the North, by Hilda Neatby, 273-74
Cleland, From Wilderness to Empire: A History of California, 1542-1900, by George Harmon Knoles, 275-76
A Doctor Comes to California: The Diary of John S. Griffin, Assistant Surgeon with Kearny's Dragoons, 1846-1847, by Lindley Bynum, 276-77
Fisher, The Mothers, by Sophus K. Winther, 277
American History in Schools and Colleges, by Ruth West, 278-76
News and Comment
Washington State Historical Society, 280-83
General Items, 284-87
Contributors, 288
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