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Browsing HGP 1989 (22.1-22.4) by Issue Date
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(2012-01-10)Introduction to "Education in Kansas" issue.
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(2012-01-10)This article will examine the remaking of [the prairie] landscape's lines by new settlers and conjecture about where myth ends and history begins.
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(2012-01-10)Emporia State University students study Flint Hills folklife.
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(2012-01-10)History of the Lakeside School in Kansas.
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(2012-01-10)In "My Antonia," Willa Cather presents a mythic view of the western American landscape that consists of five distinct images of the land. Considered together, these images suggest a literary history of the Nebraska ...
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(2012-01-10)The Kansas country schools are representative of the broad liberal arts and the educational experiences of pioneers in all Great Plains states.
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(2012-01-10)The conflict between Anglo and ethnic Texans during the war demonstrates that the South did not march into battle against the Union with a unified front.
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(2012-01-10)History of the creation and eventual abandonment of the Greeley-Poudre irrigation district in Colorado.
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(2012-01-10)History of the one-room schoolhouse in the Great Plains.
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(2012-01-10)Examination of poet Vachel Lindsay's impressions of rural America as a whole and Emporia, Kansas, in particular.
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(2012-01-10)History of the Germanic-Apostolics in Gridley, Kansas.
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(2012-01-10)For many years people have referred to a "lost" French colony in the Cottonwood River valley, at the Western edge of the Kansas Flint Hills. Its first immigrants were French, and they called the settlement a "colony." It ...
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