Tables of Content (Vol. 1, 1978)

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Spring 1978, No. 1

Dorothy R. Blumberg, "Mary Elizabeth Lease, Populist Orator: A Profile," p. 2.

Kenneth Wiggins Porter, "Catherine Emma Wiggins: Pupil and Teacher in Northwest Kansas, 1888-1895," p. 16.

Phillip R. Rutherford, "The Arabia Incident," p. 39.

Paul D. Travis, "Changing Climate in Kansas: A Late 19th-Century Myth," p. 48.

John E. Wickman, "Looking Forward: A Society at the Crossroads," p. 59.

Summer 1978, No. 2

David Paul Nord, "The Appeal to Reason and American Socialism, 1901-1920," p. 75.

Eloise Frisbie Robbins, "The Original Military Post Road Between Fort Leavenworth and Fort Scott," p. 90.

John M. Peterson, ed., "The Diaries of Kansas History," p. 101.

Autumn 1978, No. 3

Don W. Wilson, "Barbed Words on the Frontier: Early Kansas Newspaper Editors," p.147.

Mark Scott, "The Little Blue Books in the War on Bigotry and Bunk," p. 155.

Ina Turner Gray and Phillip E. Chastain, "Granville Lowther--Heretic or Herald," p. 177.

Anne E. Hemphill, "The 1864 Diary of Cpl. Seth Kelly," p. 189.

Winter, 1978, No. 4

E. Duane Elbert, "The English Bill: An Attempt to Compromise the Lecompton Dilemma," p.219.

Eugene H. Berwanger, "Ross and the Impeachment: A New Look at a Critical Vote," p. 235.

Robert A. Trennert, "Indian Policy on the Santa Fe Road: The Fitzpatrick Controversy of 1847- 1848," p. 243.

James C. Carper, "The Popular Ideology of Segregated Schooling: Attitudes Toward the Education of Blacks in Kansas, 1854-1900," p. 254.

Robert W. Patrick, "When Kansas City, Mo., Came Close to Being a City in Kansas," p. 266.