18049. (Matthew Jarpe) Radio Freefall
18050. (Phil Gordon) Phil Gordon’s Little Green Book
18051. (Steve Muhlberger) [in blog Muhlberger’s Early History] Imperial Decadence ― The Fisher King
. . . . . Bleeds [article]
18052. (Raymond DeMallie) Male and Female in Traditional Lakota Culture [article]
18053. (Janet Spector) Male/Female Task Differentiation Among the Hidatsa: Toward the Development of
. . . . . an Archaeological Approach to the Study of Gender [article]
18054. (Steve Muhlberger) [in blog Muhlberger’s Early History] An Episode in Universal History: The Face
. . . . . of War [article]
18055. (Katherine M. Weist) Beasts of Burden and Menial Slaves: Nineteenth Century Observations of
. . . . . Northern Plains Indian Women [article]
18056. (Alice B. Kehoe) The Shackles of Tradition [article]
18057. (Clark Wissler) Indian Cavalcade
18058. (Beatrice Medicine) “Warrior Women” ― Sex Role Alternatives for Plains Indian Women [article]
18059. (David E. Fastovsky & David B. Weishampel) The Evolution and Extinction of the Dinosaurs
18060. [2] (Sterling North) Rascal
18061. (Alexander Henry) The Journal of Alexander Henry the Younger, 1799–1814
18062. (Lise Gaboury-Diallo) Batoche selon Gabriel Dumont: une étude de l’historicité de ses mémoires
. . . . . [article]
18063. (Peter Farb & George Armelagos) Consuming Passions ― The Anthropology of Eating
18064. (Lawrence J. Barkwell, Anne Carrière Acco, & Amanda Rozyk) The Origins of Métis Customary Law
. . . . . With a Discussion of Métis Legal Traditions [article]
18065. (David M. Unwin) Pterosaurs From Deep Time
18066. (Auguste-Henri de Trémaudan) The Hudson Bay Road 1498–1915
18067. (Nelly Laudicina) The Rules of Red River: The Council of Assiniboia and its Impact on the Colony, . . . . . 1820–1869 [article]
18068. (Frederick Temple Blackwood, Marquis of Dufferin and Ava) Dufferin-Carnarvon Correspondence, . . . . . 1874–1878
18069. (Michael Chabon) The Yiddish Policemen’s Union
18070. (John McLean) Notes of a Twenty-five Year’s Service in the Hudson’s Bay Territories
18071. (Raymond Huel) Proclaiming the Gospel to the Indians and the Métis
18072. (C. E. S. Franks) In Search of the Savage Sauvage: An Exploration into North America’s Political
. . . . . Cultures [article]
18073. (E. E. Rich –ed.) Hudson’s Bay Company: Copy-book of Letters Outward &c: Begins 29th May,
. . . . . 1680 Ends 5 July, 1687
18074. (Gabriel Franchére) The Journal of Gabriel Franchére
18075. (James Isham) James Isham’s Observations on Hudsons Bay, 1743, and Notes and Observations
. . . . . on a Book entitled A Voyage to Hudsons Bay in the Dobbs Galley, 1749.
18076. (Farley Mowat) Coppermine Journey: An Account of Great Adventure Selected from the Journals of
. . . . . Samuel Hearne
18077. (Wallace W. Stewart –ed.) Documents relating to the North West Company
18078. (Fine Day [Kamiokisihkwew] ) Incidents of the Rebellion, as Related by Fine Day
18079. (Steve Muhlberger) [in blog Muhlberger’s Early History] Review of Out of the East: Spices and the
. . . . . Medieval Imagination by Paul Freedman [review]
18080. (J. Rod Vickers) Medicine Wheels: A Mystery in Stone [article]
18081. (George F. G. Stanley) The Half-Breed “Rising” [article]
18082. (Stephen Chrisomalis) [in blog Glossographia] No Science Like Snow’s Science [article]
18083. (Sarah Searight) Yemen, Land and People [photographs by Jane Taylor]
18084. (Miranda Morris) The Soqotra Archipelago [article]
18085. (Steve Muhlberger) [in blog Muhlberger’s Early History] Geoffroi de Charny, VIP [article]
18086. (John Ralston Saul) A Fair Country ― Telling Truths About Canada
18087. (M. C. Beaton) Death of a Witch [A Hamish Macbeth Mystery]
18088. (Jonathan Jarrett) [in blog A Corner of Tenth-Century Europe] I Should Have Read This the
. . . . . Minute I Bought It, Part 1 [review of The Long Morning of Medieval Europe by Jennifer R.
. . . . . Davis & Michael McCormick]
18089. (W. Ken Barger) Inuit and Cree Adaptation to Northern Colonialism [article]
18090. (Mansoor Akbar Kundi) Balochistan: Hope & Despair
18091. (Paul Hawken, Amory B. Lovins, & L. Hunter Lovins) Natural Capitalism: Creating the Next
. . . . . Industrial Revolution
18092. (James Barrie) The Little White Bird
READING — SEPTEMBER 2009
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