Table of Contents
Pacific Northwest Quarterly Volume 75 Number 4 (October 1984)
ARTICLES
Timber Town: Market Economies in Coos Bay, Oregon, 1850 to the Present. William G. Robbins
"Races of a Questionable Ethnical Type": Origins of the Jurisdiction of the U.S. Bureau of Education in Alaska, 1867-1885. Stephen Haycox
Edward S. Curtis Goes to the Mountain. Mick Gidley
How Seattle Lost the Bogue Plan: Politics versus Design. William H. Wilson
RECENT BOOKS IN REVIEW
Krauss, comp. and ed., In Honor of Eyak, by William R. Seaburg
Steen, ed., History of Sustained-Yield Forestry, by Vernon Carstensen
Moynihan, Rebel for Rights, by T. A. Larson
Kelly, The Assault on Assimilation, by Richard H. Frost
Foner, Nothing but Freedom, by Richard L. Hume
Nolan, Northern Pacific Views, by W. Thomas White
Hutton, A Promise of Good Things, by Dale Soden
Angell and Balcomb, Marine Birds and Mammals of Puget Sound, by Fayette F. Krause
Foster, ed., The Developing West, by Carl E. Solberg
Richardson, David T. Mason, Forestry Advocate, by Charles E. Twining
Lender and Martin, Drinking in America, by Robert A. Campbell
Barratt, Russian Shadows on the British Northwest Coast of North America, 1810-1890, by Dwight L. Smith
Frederick and Engerman, Asahel Curtis; Bohn and Petschek, Kinsey Photographer, by Carlos A. Schwantes
Smith, ed., A Taste of the West, by Kent D. Richards
Moulton, Atlas of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, by William L. Lang
Takaki, Pau Hana, by Robert E. Ficken
Schrader, The Indian Arts and Crafts Board, by Lawrence C. Kelly
Kaufman, Women Teachers on the Frontier, by Sandra L. Myers
Holm, Smoky-Top, by Ira Jacknis
Stenger and Etulain, Conversations with Wallace Stenger on Western History and Literature, by Necah S. Furman
Schrepfer, The Fight to Save the Redwoods, by H. D. Hampton
Northwest History News Notes, compiled by Nancy Pryor
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