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Brooks, James F., "Continental Drifts," Journal of the Early Republic, 24 (Summer 2004), 176–81.

Frost, Orcutt, "Georg Steller and Stepan Krasheninnikov: Pioneer Scholars on the North Pacific Rim," Pacific Northwest Quarterly, 95 (Spring 2004), 59–69.

Lansing, Michael, "Different Methods, Different Places: Feminist Geography and New Directions in US Western History," Journal of Historical Geography (London), 29 (April 2003), 230–47.

Marsh, Kevin R., "The Ups and Downs of Mountain Life: Historical Patterns of Adaptation in the Cascade Mountains," Western Historical Quarterly, 35 (Summer 2004), 193–213.

Mitchell, Don, "Controlling Space, Controlling Scale: Migratory Labour, Free Speech, and Regional Development in the American West," Journal of Historical Geography (London), 28 (Jan. 2002), 63–84.. . .

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