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Title	Author	Type	Date	Words
The crucible of disease: trauma, memory, and national reconciliation during the yellow fever epidemic of 1878.	Blum, Edward J.		Nov 1, 2003	12196
Paintings from life ... and death: although artist Julian Scott is largely forgotten today, he created some of the finest and most accurate depictions of the lives of common soldiers during the Civil War.	Kingseed, Wyatt		Feb 1, 2003	1831
Steamship Portland located. (History Today).		Brief Article	Feb 1, 2003	133
Suffrage restriction in post-Reconstruction Texas: urban politics and the specter of the Commune.	Williams, Patrick G.		Feb 1, 2002	17009
Destination: America: a century ago, thousands of foreigners arrived daily in New York Harbor. As with today's immigration boom, reaction was mixed. (times past).	Kelley, Timothy	Statistical Data Included	Sep 3, 2001	1709
'Fighting Bob' Evans served with equal distinction during the Civil War and in the 'steel navy' of the late 19th century.	Morgan, Michael	Biography	Jun 1, 2001	2063
TWO SIDES OF LITTLE BIGHORN.	GILDART, BERT	Biography	Jun 1, 2001	1849
A Riot in Washington.	Ackerman, S. J.		Jun 1, 2001	2730
Building the Transcontinental RAILROAD.	Hanson-Harding, Alexandra		Feb 26, 2001	973
Slavery's Big Victory.	PRICE, SEAN		Feb 5, 2001	1423
LETTERS.		Brief Article	Apr 1, 2000	1607
ARIZONA MINER GEORGE WARREN SAID HE COULD OUTRUN A HORSE--AND HIS BOAST COST HIM A FORTUNE.	HAYOSTEK, CINDY		Apr 1, 2000	1992
LITTLE WOLF OF THE NORTHERN CHEYENNE LED HIS PEOPLE IN DESPERATE STRUGGLES FOR SURVIVAL IN THE 1870s.	BOYE, ALAN		Apr 1, 2000	2623
WILD BILL HICKOK HAD A WAY WITH SIX-SHOOTERS, AND A PAIR OF IVORY-HANDLED NAVY COLTS SUITED HIM BEST.	HART, LOUIS		Apr 1, 2000	1446
BORDER RUFFIAN AND THE GOLD NUGGET RACE.	ZAMONSKI, STANLEY		Apr 1, 2000	3952
EL PASO'S DEADLY MARSHAL DALLAS STOUDENMIRE.	METZ, LEON C.		Apr 1, 2000	3974
THE OREGON TRAIL'S UTTER TRAGEDY.	SMITH, MAURICE E.		Apr 1, 2000	4815
HORSES AND THE PLAINS INDIANS.	CARY, DIANA SERRA		Apr 1, 2000	4148
A PICTURE LETTER REVEALS A CHEYENNE FAMILY'S LOVE FOR RELATIVES BEING HELD PRISONER IN FLORIDA.	CHILDS, ANN WAYBRIGHT		Apr 1, 2000	2100
A SHOOTOUT BETWEEN A DESPISED BARTENDER AND A POPULAR CONSTABLE SHATTERED ONE TOWN'S PEACE.	PICCIUOLO, JON C.		Apr 1, 2000	2145
Unmasking the Genteel Performer: Elizabeth Keckley's Behind the Scenes and the Politics of Public Wrath.	Sorisio, Carolyn	Critical Essay	Mar 22, 2000	12492
A DENTIST FROM TENNESSEE WAS ONE OF THE MANY FORTY-NINERS WHOSE DREAMS OF GOLD WENT BUST.	ADARE, SIERRA		Aug 1, 1999	1649