No scholar might be better qualified to write a biography of Calamity Jane than James McLaird. During a protracted career as a professor of history at Dakota Wesleyan University, he prepared a grassroots bibliography for South Dakota and published articles about exploration west of the Missouri River while he collected and marketed rare books about the history of the northern Great Plains. He makes the point that had Calamity Jane never existed, substantive themes in either state or regional history would not have been affected but western folklore would have diminished
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No scholar might be better qualified to write a biography of Calamity Jane than James McLaird. Durin...
For decades after the Civil War, people trekked west across the United States to find new homes, mak...
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The exploration and settlement of the American West have long been subjects of interest to American ...
Linguists and students of reservation-period Indian lore should welcome this finely crafted book. Th...
Alice Fothergill has performed a great service by reporting about events often overlooked, glossed o...
The Montana Frontier: One Woman\u27s West traces the life of Joyce Litz\u27s grandmother, Lillian Ha...
Weinberg\u27s narrative shows how quickly life changed for Lakota people during the course of a cent...
No scholar might be better qualified to write a biography of Calamity Jane than James McLaird. Durin...
For decades after the Civil War, people trekked west across the United States to find new homes, mak...
Review of: "The Indomitable Mary Easton Sibley: Pioneer of Women\u27s Education in Missouri," by Kri...
Review of: An Independent Woman: The Life of Lou Henry Hoover. Allen, Anne Beiser
There are many ways of presenting historical events and persons, including narrative and analysis, o...
The history of this book is as remarkable as the lives of the women it chronicles. While rummaging t...
This is an eclectic collection of short biographical essays from the American West grouped from cont...
You\u27ve seen her in a hundred books, movies, and television programs: the madonna of the prairie....
If this book suffers from anything it\u27s too much enthusiasm for its subject. Joyce Roach sets out...
Review of: "Jane Grey Swisshelm: An Unconventional Life, 1815–1884," by Sylvia D. Hoffert
The exploration and settlement of the American West have long been subjects of interest to American ...
Linguists and students of reservation-period Indian lore should welcome this finely crafted book. Th...
Alice Fothergill has performed a great service by reporting about events often overlooked, glossed o...
The Montana Frontier: One Woman\u27s West traces the life of Joyce Litz\u27s grandmother, Lillian Ha...
Weinberg\u27s narrative shows how quickly life changed for Lakota people during the course of a cent...