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Book SynopsisTable of ContentsPreface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Alaska History: An Outline
Finding America
Russian Dependence on the Natives of Alaska
Ivan Pan'kov: Architect of Aleut Literacy
Astor and Baranov: Partners in Empire
Two Missions to Alaska
The Sale of Alaska in the the Context of Russian American Relations in the 19th century
American Public Opinion and the Purchase of Russian America
"Hemmed In:" Reactions in British Columbia to the Purchase of Russian America
The Early Ministry of S. Hall Young, 1878-1888
Female Native Teachers in Southeast Alaska: Sarah Dickinson, Tillie Paul, and Frances Willard
Chief Sesui and Lieutenant Herron: A Story of Who Controls the Bacon
Controlling the Periphery: The Territorial Administration of the Yukon-Alaska, 1867-1959
Gold Rushers North: A Census Study of the Yukon and Alaska Gold Rushes, 1896-1900
Sourdough Radicalism: Labor and Socialism in Alaska, 1905-1920
The Pacific Salmon Fisheries: A Study of Irrational Conservation
Anthony J. Dimond and the Politics of Integrity
The New Deal and Alaskan Natives, 1936-1945
Governor Ernest Gruening's Struggle for Territorial Status: Personal or Political?
The Realities of Strategic Plannings: The Decision to Build the Alaska Highway
Jim Crow in Alaska: The Passage of the Alaska Equal Rights Act of 1945
Economic Development and Indian Land Rights in Modern Alaska: The 1947 Tongass Timber Act
The Governor Who Opposed Statehood: The Legacy of Jay Hammond
Project Chariot: Alaskan Roots of Environmentalism
Corruption: Alaska Size
The End of Wilderness
