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Pacific Northwest Quarterly Volume 71 Number 2 (April 1980)
ARTICLES
Bloody Sunday Revisited. William J. Williams
The Initiation of the McNary-Haugen Movement in Montana and the Pacific Northwest. Rita McDonald and Robert G. Dunbar
Pedro de Alberni and the Spanish Claim to Nootka: The Catalonian Volunteers on the Northwest Coast. Joseph P. Sánchez
Mary Desha, Alaskan Schoolteacher of 1888. James C. and Freda Campbell Klotter
RECENT BOOKS IN REVIEW
Green, Grass-Roots Socialism, by Charles P. LeWarne
Lowitt, George W. Norris, by James C. Olson
Atwood, Frontier Politics, by Mary Childers Mangusso
Majors, ed., Mount Baker, by Lewis O. Saum
Bercuson, ed., Alberta's Coal Industry, 1919, by Carlos A. Schwantes
Bowsfield, ed., The Letters of Charles John Brydges, 1879-1882, by John S. Galbraith
Libbey, Alexander Gumberg and Soviet-American Relations. 1817-1933, by Eugene P. Trani
Cunningham, The Process of Government under Jefferson, by James Roger Sharp
Scott, ed., Pacific Northwest Themes, by Kent D. Richards
Maddow, A Sunday Between Wars, by Fr. Andrew M. Prouty
Wheeler, The Alaskans, by Claus-M. Naske
Modell, The Economics and Politics of Racial Accommodation, by Tetsuden Kashima
Melendy, Asians in America, by Albert Acena
Gibbs, Oregon's Salty Coast, by Craig Wollner
Reed, Tommy Brayshaw, by E. H. Eby
Sanders, Cold War on Campus, by Vernon Carstensen
Northwest History News Notes, compiled by Nancy Pryor
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