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75. EA. Briggs, Buffalo Bill's W i tchcraft; or, Pawnee Bill and the Snake Aztecs (New
Y o rk: Street and Smith, 19II), 24, 28.
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76. Leslie Fiedler, The Return if the vanishing American (New o rk: Stein and
Day, 1968 , 77. For examples of white women anxious to be missionar­
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ies, see Sara Smith, "Diary," in First White W o men Over the Rockies; Diaries,
Letters, and Biographical Sketches if the Six Women if the Oregon Mission Who
Made the Overland Journey in 1836 and 1838, vol. 3 , ed. Clifford Merrill
Drury (Glendale, Calif.: Arthur H. Clark, 1966), 61-125; and Patricia V
Horner, "Mary Richardson Walker:The Shattered Dreams of a Missionary
W o man," Montana, The Magazine if Western History 32 (summer 1982): 22.
77. Barbara W e lter, "The Cult of True W o manhood: 1820-1860," American
Quarterly 18 (summer 1966), 158-59.
78. Almira H. Phelps, The Female Students, or Letters to Y o ung Ladies on Female
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Education (New Y o rk: Leavitt, Lord, and Co., 1836 , 16; Sandford, Female
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Improvement, 14-1 ; and George W Burnap, The S p here and Duties if
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Woman (Baltimore ] . Murphy, 1848 , 45, 158.
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79. Codey's Lady's Book 42 (January 1851), 65.
80. E. D. E. N. Southworth, Retribution: A Tale if Passion (Philadelphia: T. B.
Peterson, 1856), 173, 188; and James Fenimore Cooper,Jack Tier; or, The
Florida Reif (1848; repr., G. P. Putnam's Sons, n.d.); and Cooper, The Sea
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Lions, or, The Lost Sealers (1849; repr., New o rk: D.Appleton, 1901), 223.
8 1 . Catharine Maria Sedgwick, A Poor Rich Man and a Rich Poor Man (New
Y o rk: Harper's, 1836); and Hannah E S. Lee, Elinor Fulton (Boston:Whipple
and Damrell, 1837).
82. Hannah E S. Lee, T h ree Experiments if Living (Boston:W S. Darnrell, 1837 ;
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Papshively, All the Happy Endings, 4 5 ; and E. D. E. N. Southworth, Capitola
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(Stockholm: A . Huldberg, 8 6 5), 394.
83. Codey's Lady's Book 30 (March 1 8 45), 99-100; 31 (July 1845), 267-69; and
3 1 (February 1845), 83-88.
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84· Codey's Lady's Book 34 (April 8 47 , 215-17; 37 (November 1848), 3 1 7; 36
(January), 67; 22 (June 1841), 2 8 1 ; and 23 (July 1843), 41-42.
85. Edward I. Wheeler, Deadwood Dick's Eagles; or, The Pards if Flood Bar
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(Cleveland: Arthur e stbrook, 1899), 8, 10; and Captain C. Carleton, Dave
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Bunker; or, The Outlaws of the Frontier (Cleveland: Arthur e stbrook, 1908),
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77-78 8 2.
86. Wheeler, Deadwood Dick's Eagles, 28;An Old Scout, The White Boy Chiif;
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or, The Terror if North Platte (New Y o rk: Frank T o usey, 1908), 10-1 , 19-20;
and An Old Scout, Y o ung W i ld West Surrounded by Sioux; or, Arietta and the
Aeronaut (New Y o rk: Frank o usey, 1917), IO-II, 18.
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87. Helen Hunt Jackson, A Century of Dishonor (1881; Minneapolis: Ross and
Haines, 1969); and Valerie Sherer Mathes, Helen Hunt Jackson and Her
Indian Riform Legacy (Austin: University of e xas Press, 1990).
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