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Allen, Frederick, "Montana Vigilantes and the Origins of 3-7-77," Montana, 51 (Spring 2001), 219.

Byerly, Edward A., "The Politics of Topographic Mapping: J. D. Whitney, C. F. Hoffman, and the California State Geological Survey, 1860–1874," Southern California Quarterly, 82 (Winter 2000), 343–64.

Cook, Scott, ed., "The Mexican Connection in the Southwestern Borderlands—Trends and Prospects," Journal of the West, 40 (Spring 2001), 3–88. Special issue. Heavily illustrated.

Ebright, Malcolm, "Sharing the Shortages: Water Litigation and Regulation in Hispanic New Mexico, 1600–1850," New Mexico Historical Review, 76 (Jan. 2001), 3–45.

Knobloch, Frieda, "Creating the Cowboy State: Culture and Underdevelopment in Wyoming since 1867," Western Historical Quarterly, 32 (Summer 2001), 201–21.

Lowman, Al, "Bell Cord Rutherford: Cowboy Quixote of the West Texas Plains; or, Some Shards from Our Storytelling Past," Southwestern Historical Quarterly, 104 (April 2001), 495–513.

Meyer, Doris, "Contesting History: The Unpublished Manuscripts of Benjamin Read," New Mexico Historical Review, 76 (Jan. 2001), 47–64.

Pfaff, Christine, "'Happy Days' of the Depression: The Civilian Conservation Corps in Colorado," Colorado Heritage (Spring 2001), 31–39.

Robinson, John W., "Rushing for Gold via the Southern Overland Route," Dogtown Territorial Quarterly (no. 45, Spring 2001), 4–24. . . .

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