Missouri Historical Review 2003 - 2004: Vol 98 Table of Contents

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CONTENTS
VOLUME XCVIII
CALAMITY AND GLORY: PHELiIM O’ TOOLE, MIKE HESTER, AND THE LEGACY OF
HEROISM AT THE SOUTHERN HOTEL FIRE.
By Michael G. Tsichlis 223
“THE City BELONGS TO THE LOCAL UNIONS”: THE RISE OF THE SPRINGFIELD
LABOR MOVEMENT, 1871-1912.
By Stephen L. McIntyre 24
A FOUNDING MISSOURIAN: DUFF GREEN AND MISSOURI'S FORMATIVE YEARS,
1816-1825, PARTS | AND 2.
By William S. Belko 93, 177
FRIENDS AND PARTNERS: WILLIAM CLARK, MERIWETHER LEWIS, AND MID-
AMERICA’S FRENCH CREOLES.
By William E. Foley 270
HARRY TRUMAN: FEDERAL BUSHWHACKER.
By Larry Wood 201
“Just LIKE THE GARDEN OF EDEN”: AFRICAN-AMERICAN COMMUNITY LIFE IN
KANSAS City’s LEEDS.
By Gary R. Kremer 121
OBJECTS WORTHY OF NOTICE: THE WILDLIFE ENCOUNTERED BY THE CORPS OF
DISCOVERY. 314
THE ORIGINS OF CAPE CATHOLICISM: THE VINCENTIAN PRESENCE IN CAPE
GIRARDEAU, 1828-1868.
By Douglas J. Slawson
PULLING MISSOURI OUT OF THE Mub: HIGHWAY POLITICS, THE CENTENNIAL
ROAD LAW, AND THE PROBLEMS OF PROGRESSIVE IDENTITY.
By Richard C. Traylor 47
A QUAKER VIEW OF ST. LOUIS IN 1841.
By Thomas D. Hamm 115
RUNNING THE LOWER MISSOURI RIVER GAUNTLET: THE FIRST TRIAL OF THE
LEWIS AND CLARK EXPEDITION.
By James M. Denny 283