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Introduction vii
Everything by the Book: Lewis and Clark's Voyage into Print James P. Ronda 1
Captain James Brown: A Founder of Ogden William J. Critchlow III 15
Contested Ground: David Hyrum Smith's Mission to Utah, 1869 Valeen Tippetts Avery 31
George Q. Cannon and the Economy of Territorial Utah Davis Bitton 61
Mormon Prophets and the Environment: Creation, Sin, the Fall, Redemption, and the Millennium Thomas G. Alexander 85
Strictly Personal: History, Baseball, Plain City, and Me Wayne Carver 105
In Their Own Tongue: Utah's Nordic-Language Press as an Aspect and Instrument of Immigrant Culture William Mulder 129
Symbols of Growth and Development: The First National Bank of Ogden and Its Affiliates Leonard J. Arrington 153
Gold, War, and the New West of the 1860s Dean L. May 173
Dreams, Myths, and Reality: A Centennial Perspective on Utah's Constitution Jean Bickmore White 205
Sharing America: The Environmental Legacy of Stewart Udall Ross Peterson 223
Native Women on the Utah Frontier Ronald W. Walker 241
The Personal Diplomacy of Emmeline B. Wells CarolCornwall Madsen 271
From Wasatch to Green Mountains: Tracking Bernard DeVoto, Teacher/Historian David Haward Bain 295
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