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| Environment and conservation |
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Corbin, Devin DeWayne. "The
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Cox, Thomas R., Robert S.
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Falck, Zachary James
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DAI 60/08 (2000): 2921-A. (Doct. diss., University of Utah, 1999) |
| Environment and conservation |
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McLaughlin, Charles Hugh,
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Mitchell, Lee Clark.
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Sjovold, Carl-Petter.
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| Environment and conservation |
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| Environment and conservation |
Spence, Mark David. Dispossessing
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| Environment and conservation |
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| Environment and conservation |
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| Environment and conservation |
Steinberg, Theodore.
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| Environment and conservation |
Stilgoe, John R. Common
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| Environment and conservation |
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| Environment and conservation |
Stradling, David. Smokestacks
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| Environment and conservation |
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| Environment and conservation |
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| Environment and conservation |
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| Environment and conservation |
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Whitney, Gordon Graham.
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| Environment and conservation |
Williams, Michael. Americans
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| Environment and conservation |
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| Environment and conservation |
Worster, Donald. Under
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|
| Environment and conservation:Alaska |
Haycox, Stephen. Frigid Embrace: Politics, Economics, and
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| Environment and conservation: Arizona |
Morehouse, Barbara J.
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| Environment and conservation:Arkansas |
Key, Joseph Patrick.
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| Environment and conservation: Artifacts,
instruments, substances |
Maddox, Kenneth Wesley.
"Intruder into Eden: The Train in the Nineteenth-Century
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Azelvandre, John Paul.
"Forging the Bonds of Sympathy: Spirituality, Individualism and Empiricism in
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| Environment and conservation: Biographical |
Curtis, Jane, Will Curtis
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| Environment and conservation: Biographical |
Cutright, Paul Russell.
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| Environment and conservation: Biographical |
Dorman, Robert L. A Word for
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| Environment and conservation:Biographical |
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| Environment and conservation: Biographical |
Fox, Stephen. The
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| Environment and conservation: Biographical |
Freeman, Aileen Sallom.
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| Environment and conservation: Biographical |
Gisel, Bonnie Johanna,
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| Environment and conservation: Biographical |
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| Environment and conservation: Biographical |
Hales, Peter B. William
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|
| Environment and conservation: Biographical |
Lowenthal, David. George
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| Environment and conservation:Biographical |
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| Environment and conservation:Biographical |
Miller, Sally M., editor. John Muir in Historical Perspective.
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| Environment and conservation: Biographical |
Morgan, Paul Alan. "Liberty
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| Environment and conservation: Biographical |
Morrison, Ernest. J. Horace
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| Environment and conservation:Biographical |
Pinchot, Gifford. The Conservation Diaries of Gifford
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| Environment and conservation: Biographical |
Reiger, John F. Gifford
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|
| Environment and conservation: Biographical |
Sharp, William C. "In Search of a Preservation Ethic: William Temple
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| Environment and conservation:Biographical |
Stevenson, Elizabeth. Park Maker: A Life of Frederick Law Olmstead. 484pp. New Brunswick, London: Transactions
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| Environment and conservation: California |
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| Environment and conservation: California |
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| Environment and conservation:Colorado |
Brosnan, Kathleen A. Uniting Mountain & Plain: Cities, Law,
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| Environment and conservation: District
of Columbia |
Lacey, Michael J. "The Mysteries of Earth-Making Dissolve: A Study of
Washington’s Intellectual Community and the Origins of American
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(1979): 396-A. (Doct. diss., George
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| Environment and conservation: Florida |
McCally, David. The Everglades: An Environmental History. (Florida
history and culture series). 215pp.
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| Environment and conservation: Idaho |
Fiege, Mark. "A World in the Making: The Social and Ecological
Construction of Idaho’s Irrigated Landscape." DAI 55/08
(1995): 2538-A. (Doct. diss.,
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| Environment and conservation: Idaho |
Fiege, Mark. Irrigated Eden: The Making of an
Agricultural Landscape in the American West. (Weyerhaeuser Environmental Books). 323pp Seattle: University
of Washington Press,
1999. |
| Environment and conservation: Illinois |
Hill, Libby. The Chicago River: A Natural and Unnatural
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| Environment and conservation:Illinois |
Pellow, David Naguib. Garbage Wars: The Struggle for
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234pp. Cambridge:
MIT Press, 2002. |
| Environment and conservation: Institutional |
Cohen, Michael P. The History
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| Environment and conservation: Institutional |
Graham, Frank, Jr. The Audubon
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| Environment and conservation: Institutional |
MacMillan, Donald. Smoke Wars:
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| Environment and conservation: Institutional |
Magoc, Chris J. Yellowstone:
The Creation and Selling of an American Landscape, 1870-1903. 266pp. Albuquerque: University
of New Mexico Press,
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| Environment and conservation: Institutional |
Mason, Kathy S. "Before the Park Service: Standards and Management
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(1999): 1295-A. (Doct. diss., Miami
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| Environment and conservation: Institutional |
Meyerson, Harvey. "The Army’s Forgotten Environmentalists: Soldiers
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(1997): 1424-A. (Doct. diss., Brandeis
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| Environment and conservation:Institutional |
Meyerson, Harvey. Nature’s Army: When Soldiers Fought for Yosemite. 318pp. Lawrence: University Press of Kansas, 2001. |
| Environment and conservation: Institutional |
Pritchard, James A. "Preserving Natural Conditions: Science and the
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| Environment and conservation: Institutional |
Pritchard, James A. Preserving Yellowstone’s Natural Conditions: Science and the
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Lincoln, Nebr. University
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1999. |
| Environment and conservation: Institutional |
Runte, Alfred. Yosemite:
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| Environment and conservation:Institutional |
Schullery, Paul and Lew
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| Environment and conservation: Institutional |
Zitt, Thomas Joseph.
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| Environment and conservation: Louisiana |
Colten, Craig E. An Unnatural Metropolis: Wresting New
Orleans from Nature. 245pp. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University
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| Environment and conservation: Louisiana |
Kelman, Ari. A River and Its City: The Nature of
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| Environment and conservation:Maryland |
Keiner, Christine.
"Scientists, Oystermen, and Maryland
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2001) |
| Environment and conservation: Massachusetts |
Friedman, Ruth Lynn.
"Governing the Land: An Environmental History
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diss., Brandeis University, 1993) |
| Environment and conservation:Massachusetts |
Haglund, Karl. Inventing the Charles
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| Environment and conservation:Mississippi |
Saikku, Mikko. This Delta, This Land: An Environmental
History of the Yazoo-Mississippi Floodplain. 373pp. Athens / London: University of Georgia
Press, 2005. |
| Environment and conservation:New
Hampshire |
Cenkl, Pavel. This Vast Book of Nature: Writing the
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| Environment and conservation:New York |
Anderson, Tom. The Fine Piece of Water: An Environmental
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| Environment and conservation: New York |
Garrett, Thomas Myers.
A
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| Environment and conservation: New York |
Irwin, William. The New Niagara: Tourism, Technology, and the Landscape of Niagara Falls,
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| Environment and conservation: New York |
Keller, Jane Eblen. Adirondack Wilderness: A Story of Man and Nature. 241pp. Syracuse, N. Y.: Syracuse
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|
| Environment and conservation:North
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Silver, Timothy. Mount Mitchell and the Black
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| Environment and conservation: Sources |
Merrill, Marlene Deahl,
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of Nebraska Press,
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| Environment and conservation:Sources |
Muir, John. Travels in Alaska. Introduction by Edward
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| Environment and conservation: West
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Lewis, Ronald L. Transforming
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of North Carolina
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| Environment and conservation:Wisconsin |
Olmansom, Eric Donald.
"Romantics, Scientists, Boosters, and the Making of the Chequamegon Bay
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| Environment and conservation: Wisconsin |
Summers, Gregory. Consuming Nature: Environmentalism in the
Fox River Valley, 1850–1950. 256pp. Lawrence: University Press of Kansas,
2006. |
| Environment and conservation: Wyoming |
Bartlett, Richard A.
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|
| Ethnicity, race, and gender |
Bederman, Gail L. "Manhood and ‘Civilization’: American Debates about
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DAI 54/10 (1994): 3853-A. (Doct. diss., Brown University, 1993) |
| Ethnicity, race, and gender |
Brace, C. Loring. "Race” Is a Four Letter Word: The Genesis
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| Ethnicity, race, and gender |
Dain, Bruce R. "A Hideous Monster of the Mind: American Race
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| Ethnicity, race, and gender |
Dain, Bruce R. Hideous Monster of the Mind: American Race
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| Ethnicity, race, and gender |
Gamez, Alicia Maria.
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DAI 61/02 (2000): 657-A. (Doct.
diss., Stanford
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| Ethnicity, race, and gender |
Gossett, Thomas F. Race: The
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|
| Ethnicity, race, and gender |
Jackson, John P., Jr. and
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| Ethnicity, race, and gender |
Lindquist, Malinda Alaine.
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| Ethnicity, race, and gender |
Malcolmson, Scott L. One Drop of Blood: The American
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| Ethnicity, race, and gender |
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| Ethnicity, race, and gender |
Reid, Mandy Aimil. " ‘A
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| Ethnicity, race, and gender |
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| Ethnicity, race, and gender |
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| Ethnicity, race, and gender: Biographical |
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| Ethnicity, race, and gender: Biographical |
Horsman, Reginald. Josiah Nott
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| Ethnicity, race, and gender:Sources |
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| Eugenics |
Durst, Dennis Lee. "‘No Legacy
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| Eugenics |
Rafter, Nicole Hahn,
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| Eugenics |
Stolba, Christine Allison.
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| Eugenics: Biographical |
Greenwald, Brian H.
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| Eugenics: Illinois |
Rembis, Michael Allen.
"Breeding Up the Human Herd: Gender, Power, and Eugenics in Illinois, 1890-1940.” DAI 64/05 (2003): 1821-A. (Doct. diss., University of Arizona,
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| Evolution |
Caudill, Charles Edward.
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| Evolution |
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| Evolution |
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| Evolution |
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| Evolution |
Numbers, Ronald L. Darwinism
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|
| Evolution |
Numbers, Ronald L. and John
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| Evolution |
Webb, George Ernest.
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| Evolution |
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| Evolution: Biographical |
Magnus, David C. "In Defense of Natural history: David Star Jordan and
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DAI 54/09 (1993): 3470-A. (Doct. diss., Stanford University, 1993) |
| Evolution: Institutional |
Gundlach, Bradley John.
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| Evolution: Tennessee |
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