The Journal of Arizona History 1996: Vol 37 Table of Contents PDF
Preview The Journal of Arizona History 1996: Vol 37 Table of Contents
The Journal of Arizona History PUBLISHED BY THE ARIZONA HISTORICAL SOCIETY BruceJ . DINGEs WILLIAM H. BROUGHTON Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Volume 37 CONTENTS Spring 1996 BarbaraJ .W incn—Mustang: The Story of a Homestead Family Erik Berg—High Hopes and Hard Rock: The Early Days at Sasco SallyJ .S outhwick—Educating the Mind, Enlightening the Soul: Mission Schools as a Means of Transforming the Navajos, 1898-1928 Bill W. Smith—Martha Dunham Summerhayes: Correcting the Biographical Record Carlos A. Schwantes—Arizona: A History; A Review Essay THE JOURNAL OF ARIZONA HISTORY Summer 1996 Eugene C. Tidball—John C. Tidball: Soldier-Artist of the Great Reconnaissance Gerald Thompson—Henry De Groot and the Colorado River Gold Rush, 1862 William H. Lyon— “Live, Active Men, with Plenty of ‘Push’”: Arizona’s Terntorial Immigration Commissioners KarenJ . Underhill—/ Remember: Depression-Era Students at Arizona State Teachers College Autumn 1996 Margaret F. Maxwell—Libraries on the Last Frontier: Con Cronin and the Fight for Public Library Service Christina Rabe Seger—jJames Harvey McClintock: Arizona’s Pioneer Historian Stanley C. Brown—The Bakers of Baker’s Butte Douglas E. Kupel— Taking a Bath: Civic Improvement in Clifton Mark Santiago—Eighteenth-Century Military Policy in Northern New Spain: A Review Essay Contents Winter 1996 Jennifer DeWitt— “When They Are Gone . . .”: The Smoki People of Prescott and the Preservation of Indian Culture Leah S. Glaser— Workinfgo r Commu nity: The Yaqui Indians at the Salt River Project William B. Barker—£yewitness at Vicam Station: Bill Barker Remembers the Yaqui Revolt of 1926, introduction by Jeanne Williams James S. Griffith— “Los Indios con Obregon”: A Sonoran Corrido Darlis A. Miller—Sherod Hunter and the Civil War in the Southwest: A Review Essay Index to Volume 37
The list of books you might like
