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in Sifters: Native American TMlmen$ Lives, ed. Theda Perdue (New Y o rk:
Oxford University Press, 2001).
70. Sanford, Mollie, 137; and Norton, "Diary."
71 . Kay Parker Schweinfurth, Prayer on Top of the Earth: T h e S p iritual Universe
of the PlainsApaches (Boulder: University Press of Colorado, 2002), 116-17;
and Bailey, " J ournal."
72. Sandf o rd, "Trip across the Plains"; Mary Horne, "Migration and
Settlement of the Latter Day Saints, Salt Lake City" (1884), Bancroft
Library, Berkeley, Calif.; Nannie T.Alderson, A Bride Goes West (Lincoln:
University of Nebraska Press, 1969), 48; Harger Family Papers, privately
held by Delores Gros-Louis, Bloomington, Ind.; Sanford, Mollie, 128; and
Helen E. Clark, "Diary" (1860), Denver Public Library, Denver, Colo.
73 . Mrs. H. T. Clarke, "A Y o ung W o man's Sights on the Emigrant's Trail"
(Salem, Oregon, 1878), Bancroft Library , Berkeley, Calif.
74. Emily McCowen Horton, My Scrap-book (Seattle, W a sh : N.p., 1927), 17.
.
75. Gilbert Quintero," Making the Indian: Colonial Knowledge,Alcohol, and
Native Americans" (200 ) : 57 --'7 1 ; and Fraker, "To Pike's Peak," 134.
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76. W a rner, "Diary."
77. Catherine Jane Bell to Julia, 31 October 1859, Oroville, Calif., Bancroft
Library, Berkeley, Calif.
78. Daniel Maltz and JoAllyn Archambault, "Gender and Power in Native
North America," 231-41 , in W o men and Power in Native NorthAmerica, ed.
Laura E Klein and Lillian A. Acherman (Norman: University of
Oklahoma Press, 1995); Patricia L. Crown, "Women's Role in Changing
Cuisine," 221-66, and Barbara J. Mills, "Gender, Craft Production, and
Inequality," 267-300, both in TMlmen and Men in the Prehispanic Southwest:
Labor, Power and Prestige, ed. Patricia L. Crown (Santa Fe, N.Mex.: School
of American Research Press, 2000), 221-66; Millington, "Journal"; Harriet
Bunyard, "Diary of a Y o ung Girl," (1868), Huntington Library, San
Marino, Calif.; Porter, By Ox Team to California, 39; and Sanford, Mollie,
164. A counterview is in Martha Harroun, "Of Baggage and Bondage:
Gender and Status among Hidatsa and Crow W o men," American Indian
Culture and Research Journal 17 (1993): 121-53 .
79. Frink,journal; and Ruth Peterson, comp., "Across the Plains in ' 57" (1931),
California State Library, Sacramento.
80. Leo M. Kaiser and Priscilla Knuth, eds., "From Ithaca to Clatsop Plains,"
pt. , Oregon Historical Quarterly 62 (1961): 262; and Miriam D. Colt, Went
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to Kansas; Being a Thrilling Account of an Ill-Fated Expedition (Watertown,
N.Y.: L. Ingalls, 1862), 136-61 .
8 1 . Caples, "Overland Journey to California."
82. Martha Ann Minto, "Female Pioneering in Oregon" (1849), Bancroft
Library , Berkeley , Calif.; Emeline Fuller, Lift by the Indians. Story of M y