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Wunder collectively expose the domestic and technological details of American pioneer life on the High Plains. The final chapter, a speech made in 1890 by a Scottish traveller, contains a contemporary observation of the real and mythical qualities of life on the frontier.

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A detailed, exhaustively researched examination of the justice of the peace in one frontier area, the Pacific Northwest.

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This collection of essays by some of the most respected American legal scholars represents the first investigation of the legal history of the Great Plains.

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This collection of twelve original essays explores the history of people interacting with the land. The second includes three essays that are concerned with land speculation, from the earliest penetration of the Europeans into the interior of America to the last frontiers of West Texas and Northern Mexico.