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Volume 86, Issue 4
January 2009
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ISSN 0162-2897
EISSN 2327-1485

Convergence

About This Issue: Convergence
David Crosson, John L. Gray
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Convergence, California, and the Newest Western History
Stephen Aron
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Collections: Art and Adventure in Nineteenth-Century California
Amy Scott
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The Warner's Ranch Indian Removal: Cultural Adaptation, Accommodation, and Continuity
Steven M. Karr
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The House of the Three Wise Women: A Family Legacy in the American Southwest
Virginia Scharff, Carolyn Brucken
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Water, Power, and Tourism: Hoover Dam and the Making of the New West
Michael Duchemin
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Spotlight
Jonathan Spaulding
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Volume Information
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Front Matter
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Back Matter
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All Issues
The Nature of Her Business: Katherine Chandler and Female Proprietors of Summer Resorts at Lake Tahoe, 1900–1930
Oakland Tough: Extreme Masculinity in the Other City by the Bay
Vernacular Houses in Nineteenth-Century California: From Adobes to Redwood Cottages
Letter from the Editor
Review: Borders of Violence and Justice: Mexicans, Mexican Americans, and Law Enforcement in the Southwest, 1835–1935, by Brian D. Behnken
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