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3651982Oregon Historical Quarterly — Volume 331932

Volume 33, No. 1 (Mar. 1932)

edited by Leslie M. Scott

Abbot Railroad Surveys, 1855. by Robert W. Sawyer
Pioneer Gold Money, 1849. by Leslie M. Scott
Columbia River Exploration, 1792. by J. Neilson Barry
Sale of Astoria, 1813. by T. C. Elliott
Wild Plants of Northwest Coast. by Albert Raddin Sweetser
Jefferson Institute, 1857-99. by Jesse Steiwer Douglas
Edward R. S. Canby, Modoc War, 1873. by J. F. Santee
One Hundred Years Ago, 1832. by Nellie B. Pipes
"Reviews"
"News and Comment"
"Necrology"

Volume 33, No. 2 (June 1932)

Harney Basin Exploration, 1826-60. by Robert Carlton Clark
Abbot Railway Surveys, 1855 [cont.]. by Robert W. Sawyer
Oregon Orchestra Music, 1868-1932. by Frederick W. Goodrich
Columbia River Exploration, 1792 [cont.]. by J. Neilson Barry
Oregon Literature, 1930-31. by Philip H. Parrish
Oysterville, 1840-97. by Walker Allison Tompkins
Lutheran Education in Oregon. by Martin P. Simon
"Reviews"
"News and Comment"
"Necrology"

Volume 33, No. 3 (Sept. 1932)

Lee, Waller and McLoughlin. by Charles H. Carey
McLoughlin's Answer to Warre Report. by Herman A. Leader
Early Colleges in Oregon. by H. Earl Pemberton
The Chinook Wind. by T. C. Elliott
John Mix Stanley, Indian Painter. by Nellie B. Pipes
Oregon Boundaries. by N. Neilson Barry
Oregon Coast Highway. by Leslie M. Scott
Comcomly and the Chinooks. by J. F. Santee
"Reviews"
"News and Comment"
"Necrology"

Volume 33, No. 4 (Dec. 1932)

Why History Needs To Be Rewritten. by Robert Carlton Clark
More about the Brig Peddler, 1813-16. by Kenneth W. Porter
Social History of Jackson County. by William Pierce Tucker
Diary of Maria Parson Belshaw, 1853. by Joseph W. Ellison
Portland Public Schools, 1845-71. by Charles N. Reynolds
Spalding Mission, 1843. by Nellie B. Pipes
Peter Corney's Voyages, 1814-17. by J. Neilson Barry
"Reviews"
"News and Comment"
"Necrology"
"Index"

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