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-No. 1-
|
| America's Exiles |
Arrell M. Gibson |
3 |
| Choctaw Colonization in Oklahoma |
H. Glenn Jordan |
16 |
| Creek Colonization in Oklahoma |
William W. Savage, Jr. |
34 |
| Chickasaw Colonization in Oklahoma |
Blue Clark |
44 |
| Cherokee Colonization in Oklahoma |
Tom Holm |
60 |
| Seminole Colonization in Oklahoma |
Louise Welsh |
77 |
| Indian Colonization in Northeastern and Central Indian Territory |
Linda Parker |
104 |
| Indian Colonization in the Cherokee Outlet and Western Indian Territory |
Carol Hampton |
130 |
| Notes and Documents |
|
149 |
| Book Reviews |
|
152 |
| For the Record |
|
167 |
|
-No. 2-
|
| Oklahoma's First Book: Istutsi in Naktsoku |
Guy Logsdon |
179 |
| "I'm Off to Coolidge's Follies:" Will Rogers and the Presidential Nominations, 1924-1932 |
Carl N. Tyson |
192 |
| The United States Congress and the Release of the Apache Prisoners of War at Fort Sill |
John Anthony Turcheneske, Jr. |
199 |
| Indian Records in the Oklahoma Historical Society Archives |
Lawrence C. Kelly |
227 |
| The Oklahoma Vorwrts: The Voice of German-Americans in Oklahoma During World War I
|
Edda Bilger |
245 |
| Beaties Prairie, a Post Office |
George H. Shirk |
261 |
| The Red River War of 1874—An Enlisted Man's Contribution |
J'Nell Pate |
263 |
| Notes and Documents |
|
276 |
| Book Reviews |
|
281 |
| For the Record |
|
297 |
|
-No. 3-
|
| Oklahoma's State Flag As A Commemorative Stamp |
George H. Shirk |
311 |
| Fort Coffee and Frontier Affairs, 1834-1838 |
Daniel F. Littlefield, Jr., and Lonnie E. Underhill |
314 |
| The Sooner NRA: New Deal Recovery in Oklahoma |
James Ware |
339 |
| Stress and Death in the Settlement of Indian Territory |
R. Palmer Howard and Virginia E. Allen |
352 |
| Bawling Cattle and Barking Brakemen: An Oklahoma Railroad Memory |
Donovan L. Hofsommer |
360 |
| Western History Collections at the University of Oklahoma |
H. Glenn Jordan |
370 |
| The Cherokee Script Issuance of 1862 |
James F. Morgan |
393 |
| Notes and Documents |
|
401 |
| Book Reviews |
|
406 |
| For the Record |
|
420 |
|
-No. 4-
|
| Governor Lee Cruce and Law Enforcement, 1911-1915 |
Orben J. Casey |
435 |
| Southwestern Normal School: The Founding of an Institution |
James H. Thomas and Jeffrey A. Hurt |
461 |
| Crawford Seminary Post Office |
George H. Shirk |
468 |
| The Wilderness Legacy of James Otto Lewis |
Janet Campbell and Kenny A. Franks |
474 |
| The Struggle for Railroads in the Oklahoma Panhandle |
Fred Floyd |
489 |
| The Mosquito Dance |
Charlotte Heth |
519 |
| Notes and Documents |
|
525 |
| Book Reviews |
|
529 |
| Oklahoma Books |
|
545 |
| For the Record |
|
546 |
| Index |
|
555 |
