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Pacific Northwest Quarterly Volume 83 Number 1 (January 1992)
ARTICLES
Yakutat Bound: A Prospector's Letter and Photographs. William Alley
Idaho's White Elephant: The King Hill Tracts and the United States Reclamation Service. Hugh T. Lovin
Sacagawea: Pilot or Pioneer Mother? Jan C. Dawson
RECENT BOOKS IN REVIEW
Moynihan, Armitage and Dichamp, eds., So Much to be Done, by Michael Allen
Sanger, Hanford and the Bomb, by J. William T. Youngs
Aho, The Politics of Righteousness, by Leo P. Ribuffo
Clanton, Populism, by Karel D. Bicha
Fox, Jared Fox's Memmorandom, ed. Calvert, by Peter G. Boag
Wilfong, Following the Nez Perce Trail, by William R. Swagerty
Madsen, Glory Hunter, by Durwood Ball
Harte, Bret Hart's California, ed. Scharnhorst, by Judith Raftery
Kynell, A Different Frontier, by Gordon Morris Bakken
Suttles, ed., Handbook of North American Indians, Vol. 7: Northwest Coast, by George Harwood Phillips
Allen, Western Rivermen, 1763-1861, by Kenneth H. Winn
Ruggles, A Country So Interesting, by Francis Paul Prucha
Attebery, Building Idaho, by Norman J. Johnston
Coates, The Trans-Alaska Pipeline Controversy, by William H. Wilson
Hammer, This Emigrating Company, ed. Rumer; and Rumer, The Wagon Trains of '44, by Merle Wells
Primary Sources Data Sheet, edited by Richard H. Engeman
Northwest History News Notes, compiled by Gayle Palmer
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