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Pacific Northwest Quarterly Volume 85 Number 2 (April 1994)
ARTICLES
What's Old about the New Western History: Race and Gender, Part 1. John R. Wunder
RECENT BOOKS IN REVIEW
Brink, A Chain of Hands, Buffalo Coat, Strangers in the Forest, and Snow in the River, by Beth Kraig
Johnson, Founding the Far West, by William Deverell
Blackford, The Lost Dream, by Michael Magliari
Gough, The Northwest Coast, by James P. Ronda
Hands, ed., Women and Authority, by Kathryn M. Daynes
Woods, Asia-Pacific Diplomacy, by Mary Hanneman
Critchfield, ed., Pacific Northwest, by Richard Morrill
Rydell, Safford, and Mullen, In the People's Interest, by Terrence Cole
Steen, ed., Origins of the National Forests, by Grant Sharpe and Wenonah Sharpe
Stacy, When the River Rises, by Merle Wells
Kirk, with Franklin, The Olympic Rain Forest, by Lisa Mighetto
Roscoe, From Humboldt to Kodiak, 1886-1895, d. Roscoe; and Madenwald, Arctic Schoolteacher, by Courtney Vaughn
Mangum and Blumell, The Mormon's War on Poverty, by James B. Allen
Willingham, Northwest Passages, by James W. Williams
Dickason, Canada's First Nations; and Bumsted, The Peoples of Canada, by Ramona Skinner
Divin, The Great Russian Navigator, A. I. Chirikov, trans. Fisher; and Innokentii, Journals of the Priest Ioann Veniaminov in Alaska, 1823-1836, trans. Kisslinger, by William Richardson
Wrobel, The End of American Exceptionalism, by Phil Roberts
Sager, Ships and Memories, by Jeffrey J. Safford
Stern, Chiefs and Chief Traders, Vol. 1, by George Pierre Castile
White and Cuthill, eds., Overland Passages, by Peter G. Boag
West, Capitalism on the Frontier, by W. Thomas White
Primary Sources Data Sheet, edited by Richard H. Engeman
Northwest History News Notes, compiled by Gayle Palmer
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