Table of Contents
Pacific Northwest Quarterly Volume 52 Number 2 (April 1961)
ARTICLES
They Rode the Trains: Railroad Passenger Traffic and Regional Reaction. Jonas A. Jonasson, 41-49
FDR, Pragmatist-Idealist: An Essay in Historiography. Clarke E. Chambers, 50-55
Daniel Bagley and the University of Washington Land Grant, 1861-1868. Charles M. Gates, 56-67
RECENT BOOKS IN REVIEW
McGeary, Gifford Pinchot: Forester-Politician, by Elmo R. Richardson, 68
Hilton and Due, Electric Interurban Railways in America, by Gilbert H. Kneiss, 68-69
Brebner, Canada: A Modern History, by Charles S. Campbell, Jr., 69
Stoutenburgh, Dictionary of the American Indian, by Theodore Stern, 69-70
de Laguna, Story of Tlingit Community, by Harry B. Hawthorn, 70
Hawthorn, Belshaw, and Jamieson, Indians of British Columbia, by William Elmendorf, 70-71
Dorson, American Folklore, by Melville Jacobs, 71-72
Wade, The Urban Frontier, by Dorothy O. Johansen, 72
Allen, The Vanishing Frenchman, by Charles M. Gates, 72-73
Monaghan, Custer, by Edgar I. Stewart, 73
Singletary, The Mexican War, by Ramón Eduardo Ruíz, 73-74
Furniss, The Mormon Conflict, 1850-1859, by Everett L. Cooley, 74
Sharkey, Money, Class, and Party, by Thomas J. Pressly, 74-75
Richardson and Farley, John Palmer Usher, by Patrick W. Riddleberger, 75-76
Peterson, The Jefferson Image in the American Mind, by Bernard W. Wishy, 76
Hyman, To Try Men's Souls, by Max Savelle, 76-77
Johnson, American National Government, by Robert J. Pitchell, 77-78
Hicks, Republican Ascendancy, 1921-1933, by L. E. Gelfand, 78
Reader's Scrapbook, compiled by Ronald Todd, 78-80
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