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19°5), 43-44;, and Carrie A. Strahorn, Fifteen Thousand Miles by Stage (New
Y o rk: G. P Putnam's Sons, 19II), 316.
14. Busby, T w o Summers, 19.
15. Kate McDaniel Furness, "From Prairie to Pacific" (1853), California State
Library, Sacramento.
16. Mary Murphy, "Making Men in the W e st: The Corning of Age of Miles
Cavanaugh and Martin Frank Dunham," 133-71, in Over the Edge:
Remap p ing the American VYest, ed. Valerie ]. Matsumoto and Blake
Allmendinger (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1997). Also help­
f u l is Gail Bederman, Manliness and Civilization:A Cultural History of Race
and Gender in the United States, 1880-1917 (Chicago: University of Chicago
Press, 1995).
17. Caroline D. Budlong, Memories: Pioneer Days in Oregon and W ashington
(Eugene, Oreg.: Picture Press, 1949), 39; Miriam D. Colt, VYent to Kansas;
Being a Thrilling Account of an fll-Fated Expedition (Watertown, N.Y: L.
Ingalls, 1862), 67.
1 8 . Margaret I. Carrington, Ab-sa-ra-ka, Home of the Crows: Being the Experience
of an O ffi cer's W if e on the Plains (Philadelphia:]. B. Lippincott, 1868), 75.
19. Rachel E.Wright,"The Early Upper NapaValley" (1928), Bancroft Library,
Berkeley, Calif.
20. Christine Bates, interview 5202, vol. 6, Indian-Pioneer Papers, University
of Oklahoma, Norman
2 1 . Eleanor Taylor, "Ross Kin: Early Settlers of the W e st" (1978), Bancroft
Library, Berkeley, Calif.
22. Thomas R. Buecker, ed., "Letters of Caroline Frey Winne fr om Sidney
Barracks and Fort McPherson, Nebraska, 1874-1878," Nebraska History 62
(spring 1981): 25.
23. Ann Laura Stoler and Frederick Cooper, "Between Metropole and
Colony: Rethinking a Research Agenda," 3-56, in Tension of Empire:
Colonial Cultures in a Bourgeois W o rld, ed. Frederick Cooper and Ann Laura
Stoler (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1997).
24. Busby, T w o Summers, 76-79.
25. Elizabeth L. Lord, Reminiscences of Eastern Oregon (Portland, Oreg.: Irwin­
Hodson, 1903), 142.
26. Mary Ann Tatum, "Diary," (1870), Iowa State Historical Society, Iowa City.
27. Mary Butler Renville, A Thrilling Narrative of Indian Captivity (Minneapolis:
Atlas Co., 1863), 43;Taylor, "Ross Kin"; Mary Ann Rogers, "Iowa W o man
in W a rtime," pt. I , Annals of Iowa 35 (winter 1961): 525; Eliza Spalding
W a rren, Memoirs of the VYest:The S p aldings (Portland, Oreg.: March Printing,
1916), II7·
28. Edith E. Kohl, Land of the Burnt T h ig h (New Y o rk: Funk and W a gnall's,
1938), 239.

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