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            55.  Fish, "Across the Plaines"; and Roe, Army Lettersfrom  an  O ffi cer's W if e,
                ro.
            56.  Adams, "Diary of Ellen T o mpkins Adams."
            57.  Hanna, "Journal."
            58.  Quoted  in  Sandra  L.  Myres,  ed., Ho f o r  California! Women's  Overland
               Diaries from  the  Huntington  Library  (San  Marino,  Calif.:  Huntington
                          )
               Library,  1980 ,   II7. For  fu rther  discussion,  see  Ruth  Spack, America's
               Second Tongue: American  Indian  Education  and  the  Ownership  if English,
                1 8 60-1900 (Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 2002), 13-44.
            59.  Guill, "Overland Diary"; Buecker, "Letters of Caroline Frey Winne," ro;
               Hanna, "Journal"; Hecox, California Caravan,  28; and Lucy Sexton, The
               Foster  Family ,  California  Pioneers  (Santa  Barbara,  Calif.:  Press  of the
               Schouer Printing Studio, 1925), 134.
            60.  Kaiser and Knuth, "From Ithaca to Clatsop Plains," pt. 2, 368.
            61.  Guill, "Overland Diary"; N orton, "Diary"; Katherine Dunlap, "Journal"
               (1864),  Bancroft  Library,  Berkeley,  Calif.;  and  Marie  Nash,  "Diary"
               ( 1 8 61), California State Library, Sacramento.
            62.  DeWitt and DeWitt, Prairie Schooner Lady,  78; and Mary Burrell, "Diary
               of a Journey Overland fr om Council Bluffs to  Green  a lley, California,
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               April 27 to  September  1 ,   1854," Beinecke  Collection, Y a le University
               Library, New Haven, Conn.
            63 .  Nash, "Diary"; Carpenter, "Diary"; and Millington, "Journal."
            64.  Julia  L.  Hare,  "Reminiscences"  (n.d.),  California  State  Library,
               Sacramento.
            65.  Jacqueline Peterson and Jennifer S. H. Brown, eds., The New  Peoples:
               Being  and  Becoming  Me'tis  in  North  America  (Lincoln:  University  of
               Nebraska  Press,  1985); Michael  Lansing, "Plains  Indian W o men  and
               Interracial Marriage in the Upper Missouri T r ade, 1804-1868," Vlkstern
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                                               3
               Historical Quarterly  1   (winter 2000): 413- 3 ;   quote is in Cranston, "Daily
               Journal"; Mary Stuart Bailey , "AJournal of the Overland  r ip fr om Ohio
                                                           T
                               )
               to California" (1852 ,   Huntington Library, San Marino, Calif.; W a ters,
               "Account  of a  T r ip,"  64;  Charlotte  Stearns  Pengra,  "Diary"  (1853),
               Huntington Library, San Marino, Calif.; Jane Augusta Gould, "Diary"
               (1862),  Iowa  State  Historical  Society ,  Iowa  City;  and  Sexton,  Foster
                           1
               Family,  124, 13 .
            66.  Fish, "Across the Plaines."
            67.  Sawyer, "Overland to California"; and Frink,Journal,  47.
            68.  Peggy Pascoe, "Race, Gender, and Intercultural Relations: The Case of
                                                1
               Interracial  Marriage,"  Frontiers  12  (199 ) :   15-18; and  Sara  Hiveley,
               "Journal" (1863-1864), Denver Public Library, Denver, Colo.
            69.  Kaiser and Knuth, "From Ithaca to Clatsop Plains," pt. 2, 371; and Dee
               Garceau, "Mourning Dove: Gender and Cultural Mediation," ro8-26,
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