Kansas History: A Journal of the Central Plains
Tables of Content (Vol. 8, 1985)
Noted issues include online articles. Most of these volumes are available
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Store.
John S. Gray, "Fact versus Fiction in the Kansas
Boyhood of Buffalo Bill," p. 2.
Daniel D. and Marilyn Irvin Holt, "The Pleasures
of Female Society' at Cantonment Leavenworth," p. 21.
Blanche Beal Lowe, "Growing up in Kansas,"
p. 36.
Barry Hankins, "Manifest Destiny in the Midwest:
Selected Kansans and the Philippine Question," p. 54.
Harvey R. Hougen, "The Marais des Cygnes Massacre
and the Execution of William Griffith," p.74.
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C. Robert Haywood, "The Dodge City Census of 1880:
Historians' Tool or Stumbling Block?" p.95.
Harry Colwell, "A New York Orphan Comes to Kansas,"
p. 110.
Michael Guilfoyle and Randy Kane, "A Speck of
War: The Seventh Cavalry and the Post of South Eastern Kansas,"
p. 125.
James H. Nottage and Floyd R. Thomas, Jr., "'There's
No Place Like Home': Symbols and Images of Kansas," p. 138.
"'A Genuine Western Man Never Drinks Tea': Gustavus
French Merriam's Letters from Kansas in 1860," p. 162.
Orvel A. Criqui, "A Northern Cheyenne Called
Roman Nose," p. 176.
Mary Scott Rowland, "Kansas Farming and Banking
in the 1920s," p. 186.
Richard B. Sheridan, "The College Student Employment
Project at the University of Kansas, 1934-1943," p. 206.
Nudie E. Williams, "Black Newspapers and the
Exodusters of 1879," p. 217.
Christopher C. Lovett, "Don't You Know That
There's a War On? A History of the Kansas State Guard in World War II,"
p. 226.
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