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WHQ Articles in Back Issues, 1970 - 1979
Vols. I - X

Volume I
Number 1 (January 1970)

• "The Frontier and I,” by Ray Allen Billington
• "A Brahmin in Buffaloland,” by Robert G. Atheran
• "The Mining Promoter in the Trans-Mississippi West,” by Lewis Atherton
• "The Westerners: Twenty-five Years of Riding the Range,” by Leland D. Case

• "Strictly Personal,” by Oscar Osburn Winther
• "The West and American Cultural Identity: Old Themes and New Variations,” by Mary Young
• "Mexican Opinion, American Racism, and the War of 1846,” by Gene M. Brack
• "The American Association for State and Local History,” by William T. Alderson, Jr.

• "A Western Historian --How He Got That Way,” by John Francis Bannon, S.J.
• "Western Impact on the Nation,” by Joe B. Frantz
• "The Canoe Rocks --We Do Not Know What Will Become of Us,” by Ted C. Hinckley
• "Freighting from Guaymas to Tucson, 1850-1880,” by Henry Pickering Walker

• "The Many-Sided Frederick Jackson Turner,” by Wilbur R. Jacobs
• "Patterns and Structure in Western Territorial Politics,” by Kenneth N. Owens
• "A Portrait of Lot Smith --Mormon Frontiersman,” by Charles S. Peterson
• "The Senate and Indian Land Titles, 1800-1825,” by Robert W. McCluggage

• "Knights of the Tie and Rail--Tramps and Hoboes in the West,” by Clark C. Spence
• "Changing Concepts of History,” by John D. Hicks
• "The Butler at Fort Bridger,” by W. N. Davis, Jr.

• "A View from the High Country,” by Robert G. Athearn
• "When Red and White Men Met,” by John C. Ewers
• "Geographical Knowledge and American Images of the Louisiana Territory,” by John L. Allen

• "Adventures of a Western Historian,” by W. Eugene Hollon
• "Herbert Eugene Bolton --Western Historian,” by John Francis Bannon
• "'Some of Our Best Indians Are Friends...': Quaker Attitudes and Actions Regarding Western Indians during the Grant Administration,” by Joseph E. Illick
• "Bureaucracy and Reform in the West: Notes on the Influence of a Neglected Interest Group,” by Gerald D. Nash

• "But for Custer's Sins,” by Robert M. Utley
• "Public Lands Issues in the United States,” by Paul W. Gates
• "A History Still Unwritten,” by Avery Craven
• "Militant Western Labor Confronts the Hostile State: A Case Study,” by George G. Suggs, Jr.

• "Dolls, Vassals, and Drudges--Pioneer Women in the West,” by T.A. Larson
• "Clio Nodds: Arizona v. California and the Boulder Canyon Act --A Reassessment,” by Norris Hundley, Jr.
• "The Role of the Army Surgeon in the West: Daniel Weisel at Fort Davis, Texas, 1868-1872,” by David A. Clary

• "A Westerner, Born and Bred,” by LeRoy R. Hafen
• "Frederick Jackson Turner: The Image and the Man,” by Ray Allen Billington
• "Cumberland Gap Versus South Pass: The East or West in Frontier History,” by Jo Tice Bloom
• "The Humanitarian Generals,” by Richard N. Ellis
• "Wells Fargo: Symbol of the Wild West?,” by W. Turrentine Jackson

• "I Discover Western History,” by Ernest S. Osgood
• "In Quest of the Golden Fleece: Dubois de Saligny and French Intervention in the New World,” by Nancy Nichols Barker
• "Generals, Indian Agents, Politicians: The Doolittle Survey of 1865,” by Donald Chaput
• "Serving the Canadian West: The Canadian Northern Railway,” by T.D. Regehr

• "Growing Up with the Frontier,” by Thomas D. Clark
• "The Millennium, the West, and Race in the Antebellum American Mind,” by Klaus J. Hansen
• "Mexican Repatriation Statistics: Some Suggested Alternatives to Carey McWilliams,” by Abraham Hoffman
• "The Civilian as Indian Agent: Villain or Victim?,” by William E. Unrau

• "Persistent Frontier: The West in the Twentieth Century,” by Howard R. Lamar
• "Toward an Understanding of the Western Town,” by Oliver Knight
• "The Indian and the Frontier in American History --A Need for Revision,” by Wilbur R. Jacobs
• "The Suggs Affray: The Black Cavalry in the Johnson County War,” by Frank N. Schubert

• "Go Write a Book: Nez Percé, Horses, and History,” by Francis Haines
• "Lansford W. Hastings and the Promotion of the Salt Lake Desert Cutoff: A Reappraisal,” by Thomas F. Andrews
• “Jedediah Smith's First Far-Western Expedition,” by Charles L. Camp
• "The Interrelationship of Literature, History, and Geography in Western Writing,” by Richard West Sellars
• "The City and Westward Expansion: A Western Case Study,” by Gilbert Stelter

• "How I Got This Way,” by Don Russell
• "Research Opportunities in Western Literary History,” by Richard W. Etulain
• "The Writings of Brigham Young,” by Dean C. Jessee
• "Visions of the Northwest Coast: Gwin and Seward in the 1850s,” by Howard I. Kushner

• "Walter Prescott Webb and Book Reviewing,” by Llerena Friend
• "The Role of the Frontier in Jacksonian Politics: David Crockett and the Myth of the Self-Made Man,” by M. J. Heale
• "Benjamin Franklin and the West,” by James H. Hutson
• "Welsh Settlement in Saskatchewan, 1902-1914,” by Lewis H. Thomas

• "The Insignificance of the Frontier in American History or 'Once Upon a Time There was an American West',” by John W. Caughey
• "Connecticut's Forty-niners,” by Frances Alida Hoxie
• "The Bard in the West,” by Richard A. Van Orman
• "Industrial Revolution in the West: Hardrock Miners and the New Technology,” by Mark Wyman

• "Reminiscences of a Historian,” by Clifford M. Drury
• "Friars versus Bureaucrats: The Mission as a Threatened Institution on the Arizona-Sonora Frontier, 1767-1842,” by John L. Kessell
• "The South and the Pacific Railroad, 1845-1855,” by Jere W. Roberson

• "Land Space and Civil Society in America,” by Daniel J. Elazar
• "American Jews in the West,” by Robert E. Levinson
• "The City in the Westward Movement--A Bibliographical Note,” by Bradford Luckingham
• "The Mountain Man Journal: Its Significance in a Literary History of the Fur Trade,” by Don D. Walker

• "A Time of Disintegration: The Coeur D'Alene and the Dawes Act,” by Ross R. Cotronea and Jack Dozier
• "Pioneer Justice on the Overland Trails,” by David J. Langum
• "Anglo-American Migrants to the West: Men of Broken Fortunes: The Case of Texas, 1821-46,” by Mark E. Nackman

• "The Continental Nation --Our Trinity of Revolutionary Testaments,” by John Porter Bloom
• "Stereotypes of the Mountain Man,” by Harvey L. Carter and Marcia C. Spencer
• "Herbert E. Bolton and Sources for American Indian Studies,” by Russell M. Magnaghi
• "A Manuscript Map of an Overland Journey from Salt Lake City to Sacramento City,” by John R. Purdy, Jr.

• "A Rare and Desolate Land: Population and Race in Hispanic California,” by Daniel J. Garr
• "Rehearsal for Disaster: Hoover, the R.F.C., and the Banking Crisis in Nevada, 1932-1933,” by James S. Olson
• "The Written Record and the American Indian: The Archives of the United States,” by Carmelita S. Ryan

• "New Light on Lewis Garrard,” by Roy W. Meyer
• "Children and Young People on the Overland Trail,” by Ruth Barnes Moynihan
• COMMUNICATIONS: "Mountain Man Stereotypes: A Note,” by Wm. H. Goetzmann. A Reply by Harvey L. Carter

• "Intertribal Warfare as the Precursor of Indian-White Warfare on the Northern Great Plains,” by John C. Ewers
• "The End of the Trail: The American West of Dashiell Hammett and Raymond Chandler,” by Joseph C. Porter
• "The Pioneer Settler Upon the Holland Purchase, and His Progress,” by Orsamus Turner

• "The Significance of the Spanish Borderlands to the United States,” by Donald E. Worcester
• "From Little Bighorn to Little Big Man: The Changing Image of a Western Hero in Popular Culture,” by Paul A. Hutton
• "Wildlife Diseases as a Factor in the Depopulation of the North American Indians,” by Calvin Martin

• "Yankton Sioux Tribal Claims Against the United States, 1917--1975,” by Herbert T. Hoover
• "The Decline of Russian America's Colonial Society,” by B. D. Lain
• "On the State of Chicano History,” by Juan Gomez-Quiñones and Luis Léobardo Arroyo
• "Published Source Materials on Native Americans,” by Richard N. Ellis

• "The Western Fringe of Revolution,” by Lawrence Kinnaird
• "The Wild West in Norway, 1877,” by Ray Allen Billington
• "Mexico's Far Northern Frontier, 1821-1854: Historiography Askew,” by David J. Weber
• COMMUNICATIONS: "A Literary Resource is Lost to the Mountain West,” by S. Lyman Tyler

• "Mexican Women in San Antonio, 1830-1860: The Assimilation Process,” by Jane Dysart
• "The Turner Thesis and the Westward Movement: A Reappraisal,” by Jackson K. Putnam
• COMMUNICATIONS: "To Establish Justice,” by Angie Debo and "The Last Mohican: Reflections on an Argentine Frontiers,” by Eva Scheer

• "Prelude to a Pageant in the Wilderness,” by Donald G. Cutter
• "The High Plains Smallpox Epidemic of 1837-38,” by Clyde D. Dollar
• "Southwestern Boundaries and the Principles of Statemaking,” by Glen M. Leonard

• "Massacre at San Pedro De La Cueva,” by Thomas H. Naylor
• "Social Theory and New Communities,” by Don Harrison Doyle
• "Cattle Raisers of the Old Southwest,” by John D. W. Guice
• "Images of the Frontierswoman: Iowa as a Case Study,” by Glenda Riley

• "Mythologizing Westward Expansion: Schoolbooks and the Image of the American Frontier before Turner,” by Laurence M. Hauptman
• "Land Speculation and Its Impact on American Economic Growth and Welfare: A Historiographical Review,” by Robert P. Swierenga
• “Sources for Western History at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter--day Saints,” by Max J. Evans and Ronald G. Watt

• "Beyond Pedagogy: History Out of School,” by Robert M. Utley
• "Ethnic Group Settlement on the Great Plains,” by Frederick C. Luebke
• "Before Skiing Was Fun,” by Jack A. Benson
• "Americana Collections Reflect Our Continuing Fascination with the Frontier and the West,” by S. Lyman Tyler

• "A Brief Message for the Young and/or Ambitious: Comparative Frontiers as a Field for Investigation,” by W. Turrentine Jackson
• "The Kalispel Tribe and the Indian Claims Commission Experience,” by Robert C. Carriker
• "Memories of a Colorado Boyhood,” by Clarence A. Markham
• "Ethnohistory: A Better Way to Write Indian History,” by Calvin Martin

• "Frederick Merk, Teacher and Scholar,” by Rodman W. Paul
• "William Scully's Irish and American Lands,” by Homer E. Socolofsky
• "Riders and Reality: A Philosophical Problem in the Historiography of the Cattle Trade,” by Don D. Walker
• "Californios and the Image of Indolence,” by David J. Langum
• "Kennecott: Alaskan Origins of a Copper Empire,” by Melody Webb Grauman

• "The Alaxander James Portrait of Frederick Jackson Turner,” by S. George Ellsworth
• "A New Look at an Old Field,” by John Alexander Williams
• "Social Structure and State and Local History,” by Mark Friedberger and Janice Reiff Webster
• "Soliloquy on State History,” by Joe B. Frantz
• "On the Writing of State History,” by Russell R. Elliott

• "The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway and the Development of the Taos and Santa Fe Art Colonies,” by Keith L. Bryant, Jr.
• "The Dark and Bloody Ground of Indian Water Rights: Confusion Elevated to Principle,” by Norris Hundley, Jr.
• "Sequential Frontiers: The Californian and Victorian Experience, 1850-1900,” by Morris W. Wills
• "Ledyard and Lapérouse: A Contrast in Northwestern Exploration,” by Donald Jackson

• "A Tenderfoot Discovers There Once Was a Mining West,” by Rodman W. Paul
• "Voluntarism and Modernization in Portland Jewry: The B'Nai B'Rith in the 1920s,” by William Toll
• "Spanish Treaties with Indian Tribes,” by Lawrence Kinnaird
• "Specious Speciation in the Political History of the Alaskan Brown Bear,” by Morgan Sherwood

• "Immense Dimensions: The Impact of the American West on Late Nineteenth-Century European Thought About Expansion,” by Raymond F. Betts
• "Conflict Over Conservation: The Reclamation Service and the Tahoe Contract,” by Donald J. Pisani
• "Church Building and Community Making on the Frontier, a Case Study: Josiah Strong, Home Missionary in Cheyenne, 1871--1873,” by Dorothea R. Muller

• "George Davidson and the Marine Survey in the Pacific Northwest,” by William F. King
• "The Mission as a Frontier Institution: Sixty Years of Interest and Research,” by John Francis Bannon
• "Law and Disorder on the Early Frontier: Marion County, Indiana, 1823-1859,” by David J. Bodenhamer
• "Community and Conflict in Pioneer Saint Louis, Missouri,” by Ronald L.F. Davis

• "Ten Years: An Editor's Report,” by S. George Ellsworth
• "The Significance of Turner's Sectional Thesis,” by Michael C. Steiner
• "The Plains and Deserts Through European Eyes,” by Ray A. Billington
  
  

  Comprehensive List of WHQ Articles, 1970 to the present

  2010 - present, vols. XLI -

  2000 - 2009, vols. XXXI - XL

  1990 - 1999, vols. XXI - XXX

  1980 - 1989, vols. XI - XX

  1970 - 1979, vols. I - X