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Recent Scholarship

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Allen, Leslie, "Comparing Notes with Lewis and Clark," American Heritage, 54 (April–May 2003), 42–51. Heavily illustrated.

Barrett, Thomas M., "Cowboys or Indians? Cossacks and the Internationalization of the American Frontier," Journal of the West, 42 (Winter 2003), 52–59.

Bartish, Tim, "Harbors to Canyons: The Role of Great Lakes Boatbuilders in the Exploration of the Colorado Plateau," Inland Seas, 58 (Winter 2002), 285–96.

Carr, Thomas, "Photography and Archaeology: Parallel Histories, Colorado Perspectives," Colorado Heritage (Winter 2003), 16–22. Heavily illustrated.

Gundy, Lloyd W., "Of Mines and Men: Stories Told by Early Records of the Colorado Mining Districts," Colorado Heritage (Winter 2003), 38–47. Heavily illustrated.

Lubetkin, M. John, "The Forgotten Yellowstone Surveying Expeditions of 1871: W. Milnor Roberts and the Northern Pacific Railroad in Montana," Montana, 52 (Winter 2002), 32–47. Heavily illustrated.

Porter, William C., "Tom Newcomb: The Man Who Shot California Joe," Journal of the West, 42 (Winter 2003), 67–73.

Saum, Lewis O., "George Douglas Brewerton: Painter, Historian, and Poet of the Far West," Pacific Northwest Quarterly, 94 (Winter 2002–2003), 3–13.

Slatta, Richard W., ed., "Cowboys and Cattle Frontiers around the World," Journal of the West, 42 (Winter 2003), 3–59. Special issue.

Wilson, William E., "Louis Vasquez in Colorado and the Uncertain Histories of Fort Convenience and a Hunter's Cabin," Colorado Heritage (Winter 2003), 2–15. Heavily illustrated.

Wyckoff, William, "Life on the Margin: The Evolution of the Waning West," Montana, 52 (Autumn 2002), 30–43. Heavily illustrated. . . .

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