He is the editor and transcriber of The Story of My Life by Frederic Finnup; and the author of Lewis Cass and the Politics of Moderation, 1782-1866. The Cass biography was the runner-up in The Society of Midland Authors annual awards competition.
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The first paper printed in Western Oklahoma was the Cheyenne Transporter printed and published at the Darlington Indian Agency, beginning in 1879. This paper was published regularly until 1886. The Oklahoma Historical society has been the custodian of newspapers of the State for more than 40 years.
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Mankiller: A Chief and her people-By Wilma Mankiller and Michael Wallis Chief of the Cherokee Nation, tells not only her personal story, but honors and recounts the complex history of the Cherokees. $13.95. Oil Man-by Michael Wallis The Story of Frank Phillips and the Birth of Phillips Petroleum.
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He has published articles in the Journal of the Early Republic, Indiana Magazine of History, Ohio Valley History, and the Journal of Illinois His tory. His first book, Mr. Jefferson's Hammer: William Henry Harrison and the Origins of American Indian Policy, was published by University of Oklahoma Press in 2007.
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The Union Mission where the first printing press was set up and where the first printing was done, was in what is now Mayes County, Oklahoma, and a few miles southeast of Pryor, the county seat. The Chronicles is here presenting the first page and pages 8 and 9 of this unpretentious little book of 24 pages.
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Ph. D., Northeastern University, 2005. Professor Dehner is a world environmental historian who examines the intersection of humans and disease in the modern era. His first book Influenza: A Century of Science and Public Health was published in April 2012 by the University of Pittsburgh Press. His second book Global Flu and You: A History of Influenza was published in December 2012 by Reaktion Press.
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Of special interest to children grades 2 through 4. $14.95 hardback/$5.95 paperback. Sacagawea-by M. Medlin-Howell. Sacagawea at 15 1/2, carrying her infant son on her back, led Lewis and Clark's Corps of Discovery expedition toward the Pacific Ocean. She was familiar with the terrain of the Northwest.
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At the site of the Union Mission where the first printing press was set up, the Oklahoma Library association and the Oklahoma Press association dedicated, on October 11, at 2:30 p. m., a handsome granite marker, a picture of which accompanies this sketch. On that occasion the following program was conducted:
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$15.95. In the Shadow of the Tornado-by Richard Bedard The story of the Woodward tornado of 1947 which swept across 200 miles of Oklahoma, Texas and Kansas. $11.95. The Indians in Oklahoma-by Rennard Strickland This short volume is packed with information and it is reflective of the ideals of Oklahoma Indian society.
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The Wrong Stuff-by Truman Smith The adventures and mis-adventures of an 8th Air Force Aviator. A romantic WWII high adventure historical biography of Ponca City's Truman Smith when he was a 20-year-old combat pilot in Europe. Published by University of Oklahoma Press $15.95.
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which was the first book published by the university of oklahoma press
The first book published by the university of Oklahoma press is the Union Mission. The Union Mission was the first book published by the University of Oklahoma Press. The Union Mission was the first book published by the university of Oklahoma press.