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Wisconsin Magazine of History Winter 2010
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Volume 94, Issue 2
In this issue:
- The “Snow Shoe Priest” on Madeline Island
- The MacArthurs and The Mitchells: Wisconsin’s First Military Families
- Helene Stratman-Thomas: Wisconsin Songcatcher
- “Nothing more than a tradition”: John Nelligan in the Wisconsin Pinery
- Book Excerpt: Barns of Wisconsin
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Wisconsin Magazine of History Autumn 2011
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Volume 95, Issue 1
In this issue:
- The Civilian Conservation Corps in Sauk County: Devil's Lake and LaValle
- "Future Political Actors": The Milwaukee NAACP Youth Council's Early Fight for Identity
- Preserving the "Big Picture" for Wisconsin: The 1948 Centennial Fair Murals
- Ne-rucha-ja: The Forgotten Tale of Frost's Woods and Charles E. Brown's Fight to Save it for the Ho-Chunk
- Book Excerpt: People of the Big Voice: Photographs of Ho-Chunk Families by Charles Van Schaick, 1879-1942
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Wisconsin Magazine of History Summer 2012
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Volume 95, Issue 4
In this issue:
- Mary Lincoln and Her Visit to Wisconsin's Wild Region
- Taking the College Survey: University of Wisconsin Adminstrators and Public Opinion Polling, 1955-1971
- Bool Excerpt: The Bark River Chronicles: Stories from a Wisconsin Watershed
- Tried By Fire: Susan Frackelton and the Arts and Crafts Movement in Wisconsin
- Civil War Memories and Mementos
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Wisconsin Magazine of History Winter 2012-2013
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Volume 96, Issue 2
In this issue:
- The Silver Man: John H. Kinzie and the Frot Winnebago Indian Agency
- Picturesque Wisconsin: A Collection of Engravings Based on the Sketches of A. R Waud
- Book Excerpt: This Wicked Rebellion: Wisconsin Civil War Soldiers Write Home
- The Legend of the Christmas Ship
- Wisconsin's League Against Nuclear Dangers: The Power of Informed Citizenship
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Wisconsin Magazine of History Summer 2011
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Volume 94, Issue 4
In this issue:
- "A Very Considerable Mortality": Federal Indian Health Policy and Disease at the Hayward Indian School and Lac Courte Oreilles Reservation
- Milwaukee's Local Color: The Journal, the Green Sheet, and its Readers
- Giving Them What They Want: The Reinhardts and Quack Medicine in Wisconsin
- Every Boy a Champion: Madison's Soap Box Derby Heyday in Photos and Artifacts
- Book Excerpt: Putting Down Roots: Gardening Insights from Wisconsin's Early Settlers
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Wisconsin Magazine of History Spring 2011
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Volume 94, Issue 3
In this issue:
- Reflections on an American tragedy:
Lessons from the Civil War's 50th anniversary, revisited on the 150th anniversary
- Loyal Democrats: John Cudahy, Jim Farley, and the Politics and Diplomacy of the New Deal Era, 1933-1941
- The Federal Writers' Project in Wisconsin, 1935-1942
- A Spirit Striding Upon the Earth: Wisconsin's Famous Man Mound
- Book excerpt: A Nation within a Nation: Voices of the Oneidas in Wisconsin
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Wisconsin Magazine of History Spring 2013
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Volume 96, Issue 3
In this issue:
- The Kindergarteners of Oshkosh
- The "Girl-Man" of Milwaukee: The Lives of Cora Anderson
- Wisconsin Women of Style
- The Roots of Wisconsin Genealogy
- Book Excerpt: Bottom's Up!
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Wisconsin Magazine of History Autumn 2012
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Volume 96, Issue 1
In this issue:
- Oneida Language Preservation
- (Not) Like Butter: W.D. Hoard and the Crusade against the "Oleo Fraud"
- Wisconsin Breweries Roll Out the Barrel
- Malibu of the Midwest
- Book Excerpt: Green Bay Packers: Triumphs, Trials, and Tradition
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Wisconsin Magazine of History Spring 2012
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Volume 95, Issue 3
In this issue:
- The American Pearl Rush: Its Wisconsin Beginnings
- Modern Appleton: Through the Lens of W. D. Shafer
- Beyond the Memory of Nathan Myrick: The Federal Origins of Frontier La Crosse
- Book Excerpt: Vintage Wisconsin Gardens: A History of Home Gardening
- Asians, Abuse, and Accusations: A Rape Trial and Race Riots in Milwaukee, 1889-1890
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Wisconsin Magazine of History Winter 2011-2012
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Volume 95, Issue 2
In this Issue:
- Stitch by Stitch: The Life and Legacy of Elizabeth Zimmermann
- Wisconsin's Reluctant Heroine: Cordelia Perrine Harvey
- Culture Wars in the Countryside: The Fight For Rural Schools
- Taliesin at 100
- The Architectural Drawings of John Randal McDonald
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Wisconsin Magazine of History Autumn 2010
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Volume 94, Issue 1
In this issue:
- The Road to "Desolation Ferry"
- A Bridge Between Cultures
- A Vision of Grandeur
- The Anne Ruedy Diary
- Book Excerpt: Wisconsin's Own Twenty Remarkable Homes/li>
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Wisconsin Magazine of History Summer 2010
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Volume 93, Issue 4
In this issue:
- Encore, Encore! On Stage with the Sidell Sisters
- Pesticides and Politics: A Wisconsin Town Battles Bugs and Bureaucracy
- The Kraft Family and Kraftwood Gardens
- Art Traditions of the Anishinaabe
- Book Excerpt: Horse-Drawn Days
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Wisconsin Magazine of History Spring 2010
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Volume 93, Issue 3
In this issue:
- More Groovy Than Woodstock
- "When Will THis Horrid War End?"
- Food Will Win the War
- Pictorial Class Prophecy
- Book Exceprt: Wisconsin Vietnam War Stories
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Wisconsin Magazine of History Winter 2009-2010
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This issue features articles on Women for a Peaceful Christmas, the Milwaukee anarchist scare of 1917, the case for historical archaeology, and Arthur Covey's Kohler Murals.
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Wisconsin Magazine of History Autumn 2009
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This issue of the Wisconsin Magazine of History features articles on Milwaukee's Post-WWII Battle with Juvenile Delinquency, the History and Heritage of Northern Wisconsin's Wet Boathouses, Maude McGinty, a teacher of deaf children and a book excerpt from "People of the Sturgeon".
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Wisconsin Magazine of History Summer 2009
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This issue features articles about the establishment of Fort McCoy, photographic memories of the Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin's comic art, Herbert Tanner's Quest to Restore Hendrick Aupaumut to the Historical Record, and an excerpt from "Milwaukee Braves: Heroes and Heartbreak," by William Povletich.
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Wisconsin Magazine of History Spring 2009
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The Spring 2009 issue of Wisconsin Magazine of History features articles on Theta Mead, a rural public heath nurse in the early 1900s; the 1899 baseball game played by Milwaukee officials and State of Wisconsin politicos to raise money for victims of the horrific New Richmond tornado; and the Wisconsin plywood industry's role in World War II aviation.
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Wisconsin Magazine of History, Winter 2008-2009
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This issue of the Wisconsin Magazine of History features articles on Liberace, progressive era cooking school, the relocation of the Brothertown Indians, an excerpt from the new book On the Hunt, and a feature on sleigh rides.
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