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otographs • maps • notes •bliographyx 9" • 544 pages • Paperback

BN 978-0-87422-286-9 • $29.95

Splendid ServiceThe Montana National

Guard, 1867-2006

Edited by Orlan J. Svingen

Since its humble 1867beginning, MontanaNational guardsmen haveserved honorably duringnatural disasters, theSpanish-American War,the Mexican border crises,labor disputes, both WorldWars, the Cold War, theVietnam War, Desert Storm,and more. This extensivelyresearched volume recounts

the organization’s history throughdescriptions of military life, importantachievements, painful failures, and heart-breaking sacrices.

Photographs • notes •bibliography • index9" x 10½" • 120 pages • PaperbaISBN 978-0-87422-306-4 • $29.95

Tree TopCreating a Fruit

Revolution

David H. Stratton

In mid-1900s Washington,beverage salesman WilliamCharbonneau started usingleftover apple culls to createhis own brand of 100% applejuice. In 1960, his companybecame a growers’ cooperative,and Tree Top Inc. was born.Over the next fty years,the innovative cooperativecontinued to expand andrevolutionize the industry. Today, Washington isthe nation’s leading apple producer, the fruit isthe state’s top-ranked agricultural commodity, andTree Top has been a signicant contributor to theindustry’s success.

otographs • maps • bibliography½” x 8¼" • 176 pages • PaperbackBN 978-0-87422-307-1 • $22.95

Made in HanfordThe Bomb that

Changed the World

Hill Williams

In 1932, James Chadwick,a British scientist,discovered the neutron.Ominously, in late1938 on the eve of World War II, Germanresearchers used the sub-atomic particle to splitthe uranium atom, andthe United States soon

found itself in a race against Germany for theultimate weapon—one able to release theenergy of an uncontrolled chain reaction.President Franklin D. Roosevelt took asignicant gamble and approved a projectbased more on hopes and assumptions than

actual accomplishments. But the amazinglycomplex operation was carried out with aspeed and secrecy unheard of today. Engineersdesigned huge buildings at Hanford to producebomb-size quantities of plutonium, a massivescale-up from laboratory work that had producedthe element in amounts too small to be seeneven under a microscope. In just two years, thefarming community became the world’s rstplutonium factory. On August 9, 1945, when the“Fat Man” fell on Nagasaki, Hanford workersunderstood their part in changing the world.Yet even after the war ended, nuclear testingcontinued, profoundly impacting the peopleof the Marshall Islands. Hill Williams offersscientic explanations and his own reminiscences

as he traces Hanford’s role in the story of theplutonium bomb.

Hill Williams was reared in Pasco, Washington. He is aformer Seattle Times science writer and the award-winning author of the WSU Press bestseller, The RestlessNorthwest.

Reactor at the Hanford Site. Courtesy of theepartment of Energy

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CURRENT BEST SELLERSHorse Camping[Revised Edition]

George B. Hatley Photographs by Lewis Portnoy Foreword by Juli S. Thorson

Using photos taken in Idaho’s magnicent Seven Devilswilderness, a consummate cattle rancher and trail guideadvises pack trip enthusiasts with a practical and uniquely sageperspective.

136 pages (2010) • Paperback • ISBN 978-0-87422-303-3 • $24.95

Women’s Votes, Women’s VoicesThe Campaign for Equal Rights in Washington

Shanna Stevenson

Women’s Votes, Women’s Voices provides a comprehensivesummary of the Washington suffragette’s long but successfulstruggle to win a political voice, and presents vignettes on manyof the movement’s most active leaders.

Published by the Washington State Historical Society


In the Shadow of the MountainThe Spirit of the CCC

Edwin G. Hill A typical recruit in the Civilian Conservation Corps describes“the best years of his life” at Camp Hard Labor Creek inGeorgia and in the shadow of Mount Adams and Mount St.Helens in Washington.


Crooked River CountryWranglers, Rogues, and Barons

David Braly

North Central Oregon’s hostile country and severe climate bred

genuine Wild West legends—hardy souls who deed immenseadversity. Despite range wars, drought, lawlessness, and economicdepression, a harsh wilderness ultimately became an industrialpower.


An Election for the AgesRossi vs. Gregoire, 2004

Trova Heffernan

Foreword by Secretary of State Sam Reed

Washington State’s November 2004 election led to the closestballot results for any governor’s race in American history. It tookuntil June 2005 to determine the winner. An Election for theAges claries and explains interpretations of election statutes,court rulings, and the role of state ofcials, providing an insidelook at how Secretary of State Sam Reed and key executive andelection staff members supervised the heated political battle.


Season of SufferingComing of Age in Occupied France, 1940–45

Nicole H. Tainger

The Nazi invasion forever altered 13-year-old Nicole Braux’sworld in 1940. Four years later, after liberation, she found herself deeply in love with an American, a pilot for General Patton.Her memoir draws a poignant, candid rendering of her life as apassionate French adolescent under German occupation—anexistence drenched in deprivation and despair, but also marked

by miraculous events and unexpected romance.168 pages (2010) • Paperback • ISBN 978-0-87422-305-7 • $22.95

GreenscapesOlmsted’s Pacic Northwest

Joan Hockaday

In the early twentieth century, the meticulous and visionarylandscape-architect John Charles Olmsted designed green

retreats that still refresh urban souls in Portland, Seattle, andSpokane.


Shaper of SeattleReginald Heber Thomson’s Pacic Northwest

William H. Wilson

During his tenure, city engineer Reginald Heber Thomsondelivered a clean, reliable water supply, a workable sewage system,regraded streets, and more. Shaper of Seattle recounts the life andwork of this extraordinary man and his devotion to the EmeraldCity.


Slick as a MittenEzra Meeker’s Klondike Enterprise

Dennis M. Larsen

Despite his advanced age, Oregon Trail pioneer Ezra Meekerventured to Alaska and the treacherous Klondike. Fouryears of letters, most from Ezra to his beloved wife Eliza Jane,portray details of his risky scheme to transport and sell morethan 60 tons of groceries to Yukon gold miners.


Finding Chief KamiakinThe Life and Legacy of a Northwest Patriot

Richard D. Scheuerman and Michael O. Finley Photography by John Clement

A mid-1800s surge of immigrants incited a cataclysmicupheaval that jeopardized the very existence of the Plateau’snative people. Chief Kamiakin, a prominent Yakama leader,resolved to resist threats to their lands and traditional way of life.


Washington State Government andPolitics

Edited by Cornell W. Clayton, Lance T. LeLoup,and Nicholas P. Lovrich

Utilizing intriguing case studies, this thorough examination of Washington’s rich, sometimes quirky, and utterly fascinatingexperiment with self-government offers fresh discussions andanalysis from top political authorities throughout the state.


Terra NorthwestInterpreting People and Place

Edited by David H. Stratton

Eminent Pacic Northwest historians probe the region’schanging society and culture. Essays examine Spanishexploration, Native American religion and worldview,Canadian-United States political relations, WWIIimmigration, women’s history, and more.


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FarallonShipwreck and Survival on the Alaska Shore

Steve K. Lloyd

In 1910, the steamship Farallon ran aground in Cook Inlet,stranding the crew and passengers on the barren shore. Lloyd’sriveting writing paired with amazing photographs taken by theship’s mail clerk reveal a tale of hardy seafaring men survivinghunger and despair under brutal circumstances.

224 pages (2000) • Hardbound • ISBN 978-0-87422-193-0 • $35

Paperback • ISBN 978-0-87422-194-7 • $18.95

Grand CouleeHarnessing a Dream

Paul C. Pitzer

The struggle for Grand Coulee Dam and the story of itsconstruction is a saga of people striving for dazzling goals andthen working, often against each other and nature, to completethe spectacular project.


Paperback • ISBN 978-0-87422-110-7 • $24.95

Not As BriefedFrom the Doolittle Raid to a German Stalag

Colonel C. Ross Greening Compiled and edited by Dorothy Greening and KarenMorgan Driscoll

Ross Greening piloted a B-25 in the 1942 Doolittle Raid,was shot down over Italy in 1943, escaped from a POWtrain, hid out in the mountains of northern Italy, andended up in a German stalag. His remarkable paintings

Surviving the Oregon Trail, 1852As Told by Mary Ann and Willis Boatman and Augmented with Accounts by other Overland Travelers

Weldon Willis Rau

The great 1852 overland migration was a year in which choleratook a terrible toll on lives. Firsthand accounts, including thewords and thoughts of the young, recently-married Boatmans,convey the journey’s hardship and heartbreak.


Paperback • ISBN 978-0-87422-238-8 • $18.95

WSU PRESS CLASSICSWandering and FeastingA Washington Cookbook

Mary Houser Caditz

In celebration of Washington’s bounty, Wandering and Feasting takes readers on an exciting culinary journey throughout the

state. Vignettes on local communities note each region’s historyand its native and cultivated foods, which are highlighted inmore than two hundred delicious recipes.

352 pages (1996) • Spiral • ISBN 978-0-87422-138-1 • $29.95

The Way We AtePacic Northwest Cooking, 1843-1900

Jacqueline B. Williams

Food historian Jacqueline B. Williams describes cooking anddining practices from the earliest years of settlement to the time

when railroads transported the latest ingredients and utensils,shedding signicant light on a mundane aspect of our past.

240 pages (1996) • Hardbound • ISBN 978-0-87422-137-4 • $22.95

The Funhouse MirrorReections on Prison

Robert Ellis Gordon

Robert Ellis Gordon’s account of teaching writing in Washingtonprisons is aided by essays and stories contributed by the prisonersthemselves. Together, Gordon and his students provide revealingglimpses of this vast, secret-laden subculture of incarceratedindividuals, which nationwide comprises more than two millionU.S. citizens.


Washington StateBook Award, 2000

NOVELS BY KARL MAY

Native RiverThe Columbia Remembered

William D. Layman

In images and narratives, Native River recreates the Mid-Columbia as it was before the building of seven major dams.Featuring a wealth of illustrations, maps, and photographs,many never-before-published, this nely crafted book focuseson the 350-mile reach of the middle Columbia River.


The Restless NorthwestA Geological Story

Hill Williams

In an easy, conversational style, The Restless Northwest providesa brief overview of the remarkable geological processes that haveshaped the Pacic Northwest.


The Mapmaker’s EyeDavid Thompson on the Columbia Plateau

Jack Nisbet

Experience the sweep of human and natural history on theearly nineteenth-century Columbia Plateau through the eyes of intrepid explorer and cartographer, David Thompson.


Two lively English translations escort readers back intime to the daring adventures of Old Shatterhand andthe Apache chief, Winnetou.

Winnetou

Translated and Abridged by David Koblick


Washington StateBook Award, 2003

and writing recall his World War II experiences.


BOOKS BY ROBERT E. FICKEN

The Oil Prince

Translated by Herbert Windolf


Washington StateThe Inaugural Decade, 1889-1899

This sequel deftly describes the turbulent rst decade of statehood—ten years that laid the foundation for thefollowing century and beyond.


Washington TerritoryThis comprehensive volume is the denitive economicand political saga of territorial Washington.

304 pages (2002)

Hardbound • ISBN 978-0-87422-249-4 • $35.00

Paperback • ISBN 978-0-87422-261-6 • $22.95

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SELECTED BACKLIST ART/PHOTOGRAPHY

Palouse CountryGeorge Bedirian

Pbk. • 978-0-87422-254-8 • $32.95

Art and ContextThe 1950s and ’60s

Chris Bruce, Nella Van Dyke, Keith WellsMuseum of Art, Washington StateUniversityHdb. • 978-0-9755662-2-0 • $24.95

The Art People LoveStories of Richard S. Beyer’s Life and His Sculpture

Margaret W. BeyerPbk. • 978-0-87422-184-8 • $16.95

Extending the Artist’s HandContemporary Sculpture from theWalla Walla Foundry

Compiled by Chris Bruce

Museum of Art, Washington StateUniversityHdb. • 978-0-9755662-0-6 • $24.95

Witch of KodakeryThe Photography of Myra AlbertWiggins, 1869-1956

Carole GlauberPbk. • 978-0-87422-148-0 • $16.95

Andrew L. HofmeisterOdyssey Pbk. • 978-0-87422-075-9 • $7.50

Crossroads and ConnectionsCentral Washington University ArtAlumni Exhibition

Central Washington University Art Dept.

Pbk. • 978-0-87422-300-2 • $29.95

BIOGRAPHY/AUTOBIOGRAPHY

Very Close to TroubleThe Johnny Grant Memoir

Edited by Lyndel Meikle

Hdb. • 978-0-87422-140-4 • $35.00Pbk. • 978-0-87422-139-8 • $17.95

Iron PantsOregon’s Anti-New Deal Governor,Charles Henry Martin

Gary MurrellPbk. • 978-0-87422-196-1 • $22.95

Ranald MacDonaldPacic Rim Adventurer

Jo Ann RoeHdb. • 978-0-87422-147-3 • $35.00Pbk. • 978-0-87422-146-6 • $18.95

Seattle’s Historian and PromoterThe Life of Edmond Stephen Meany

George A. Frykman

Hdb. • 978-0-87422-178-7 • $14.95

Rufus Woods, the ColumbiaRiver, and the Buildingof Modern WashingtonRobert E. FickenPbk. • 978-0-87422-122-0 • $14.95

Clarence C. DillThe Life of a Western Politician

Kerry E. Irish

Pbk. • 978-0-87422-190-9 • $16.95

COOKING/FOOD HISTORY

Good Times at Green LakeRecipes for Seattle’s Favorite Park

Susan Banks and Carol OrrPbk. • 978-0-87422-235-7 • $9.95

Seasoned with Words—

A CookbookStories, Memoirs & Poems about Food

Oregon Writers ColonyHdb. • 978-1-891535-01-7 • $22.00

EDUCATION/REFERENCE

AfricaDotEduIT Opportunities and Higher Education in Africa

Edited by M.A. Beebe, K.M. Kouakou,

B. Oyelaran-Oyeyinka, and M. Rao

Published by Tata McGraw-HillHdb. • 978-0-07-050720-3 • $34.95

The Library of Leonard andVirginia Woolf A Short-title Catalog

Compiled and edited by Julia King and Laila

Miletic-Vejzovic

Hdb. • 978-0-87422-270-8 • $19.95

Copyright Law on CampusMarc LindseyPbk. • 978-0-87422-264-7 • $16.00

ESSAYS/MEMOIRS

Edge of TomorrowAn Arctic Year

Sam Wright

Pbk. • 978-0-87422-167-1 • $14.95

The Pull of Moving WaterAlice KoskelaPbk. • 978-0-87422-180-0 • $9.95

Netting the SunA Personal Geography of the Oregon Desert

Melvin R. AdamsPbk. • 978-0-87422-236-4 • $16.95

Valley WalkingNotes on the Land

Robert Schnelle

Hdb. • 978-0-87422-151-0 • $18.75

GOLD RUSH

Unsettled BoundariesFraser Gold and theBritish-American Northwest

Robert E. Ficken

Pbk. • 978-0-87422-268-5 • $19.95

Faith of Fools

A Journal of the Klondike Gold RushWilliam Shape

Pbk. • 978-0-87422-160-2 • $24.95

Fraser Gold 1858!The Founding of British Columbia

Netta SterneHdb. • 978-0-87422-165-7 • $14.95

LEWIS AND CLARK EXPEDITION

Volume IIBeyond Fort Mandan to ContinentalDivide and Snake River

Hdb. • 978-0-87422-242-5 • $30.00Spiral • 978-0-87422-244-9 • $30.00

Volume IIIColumbia River to the Pacic Oceanand Further Columbia, Marias, and Yellowstone Explorations

Hdb. • 978-0-87422-265-4 • $30.00Spiral • 978-0-87422-267-8 • $30.00

Lewis and Clark Trail MapsA Cartographic Reconstruction,Volumes I–III

Martin Plamondon II

Volume 1Missouri River between Camp River Dubois and Fort Mandan

Hdb. • 978-0-87422-232-6 • $30.00Spiral • 978-0-87422-234-0 • $30.00

Lewis and Clark Lexicon of DiscoveryAlan H. HartleyPbk. • 978-0-87422-278-4 • $19.95Spiral • 978-0-87422-279-1 • $19.95

LITERATURE

BOOKS BY NEWBERY AWARD

WINNER, CAROL RYRIE BRINK

A Chain of HandsPbk. • 978-0-87422-098-8 • $17.95

Buffalo CoatPbk. • 978-0-87422-095-7 • $19.95

MARITIME HISTORY

Almost a HeroThe Voyages of John Meares, R.N., toChina, Hawaii and theNorthwest Coast

J. Richard NokesHdb. • 978-0-87422-155-8 • $19.95

The World of theOregon FishboatA Study in Maritime Folklife

Janet C. Gilmore

Hdb. • 978-0-87422-187-9 • $22.95Pbk. • 978-0-87422-171-8 • $18.95

MILITARY HISTORY

Captured HonorPOW Survival in the Philippinesand Japan

Bob WodnikPbk. • 978-0-87422-260-9 • $19.95

Valiant Women in War and ExileThirty-eight True Stories

Sally Hayton-Keeva

Pbk. • 978-0-87422-263-0 • $14.95

Through These PortalsA Pacic War Saga

Wayne C. MacGregor, Jr.Pbk. • 978-0-87422-255-5 • $21.95

MULTICULTURAL THEMES

ColorLatino Voices in the Pacic Northwest

Lorane A. West

Pbk. • 978-0-87422-274-6 • $14.95

The Cayton LegacyAn African American Family

Richard S. Hobbs

Pbk. • 978-0-87422-251-7 • $9.95

Toward a Peaceable FutureRedening Peace, Security and Kyosei from aMultidisciplinary Perspective

Edited by Yoichiro Murakami, Noriko

Kawamura, and Shin ChibaInternational Christian University(Japan) and WashingtonState UniversityPbk. • 978-0-615-12710-1 • $24.95

Africana StudiesPhilosophical Perspectives and Theoretical Paradigms

Delores P. Aldridge and E. Lincoln James,

Editors

Pbk. • 978-0-87422-294-4 • $24.95

Forbidden Red

Widowhood in Urban NepalKathey-Lee Galvin

Pbk. • 978-0-87422-283-8 • $14.95

Iron in Her SoulElizabeth Gurley Flynn and the American Left

Helen C. CampHdb. • 978-0-87422-105-3 • $30.00Pbk. • 978-0-87422-106-0 • $21.00

River EarthA Personal Map

John C. PierceHdb. • 978-0-87422-176-3 • $12.95Pbk. • 978-0-87422-177-0 • $9.95

Strangers in the ForestPbk. • 978-0-87422-096-4 • $19.95

Snow in the RiverPbk. • 978-0-87422-097-1 • $19.95

Isaac I. StevensYoung Man in a Hurry

Kent D. RichardsPbk. • 978-0-87422-094-0 • $24.95

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NATIVE AMERICANS

Indian SummersWashington State College and theNespelem Art Colony, 1937–41

J.J. CreightonHdb. • 978-0-87422-191-6 • $22.95

The Wenatchee Valley and ItsFirst PeoplesThrilling Grandeur, Unfullled Promise

Richard Scheuerman

Hdb. • 978-0-9763591-1-1 • $36.95

TakhomaEthnography of Mount Rainier National Park

Allan H. Smith

Pbk. • 978-0-87422-284-5 • $22.95

NATURE/ENVIRONMENT

Desert WingsControversy in the Idaho Desert

Niels Sparre NokkentvedPbk. • 978-0-87422-247-0 • $12.95

To the White CloudsIdaho’s Conservation Saga, 1900-1970

J.M. Neil

Pbk. • 978-0-87422-276-0 • $16.95

Wild to the Last

Environmental Conict in theClearwater Country

Charles PezeshkiPbk. • 978-0-87422-159-6 • $9.95

Not Just TreesThe Legacy of a Douglas-r Forest

Jane Claire Dirks-EdmundsPbk. • 978-0-87422-170-1 • $16.95

NORTHWEST HISTORY

In God’s CountryThe Patriot Movement and thePacic Northwest

David A. NeiwertSpiral • 978-0-87422-175-6 • $40.00 (s)

OREGON

Adapting in EdenOregon’s Catholic Minority,1838-1986

Patricia Brandt and Lillian A. PereyraPbk. • 978-0-87422-253-1 • $21.95

NimrodCourts, Claims, and Killing on theOregon Frontier

Ronald B. Lansing

Pbk. • 978-0-87422-280-7 • $19.95

Dear MedoraChild of Oysterville’s Forgotten Years

Sydney Stevens

Pbk. • 978-0-87422-292-0 • $24.95

Forgotten TrailsHistorical Sources of the Columbia’sBig Bend Country

Ron Anglin

Edited by Glen W. Lindeman

Pbk. • 978-0-87422-116-9 • $19.95

Spokane and the Inland EmpireAn Interior Pacic Northwest

Anthology [Revised edition]


Pbk. • 978-0-87422-277-7 • $21.95

The Dynamics of ChangeA History of the Washington StateLibrary

Maryan E. Reynolds with Joel Davis

Pbk. • 978-0-87422-248-7 • $10.00

The Changing Pacic NorthwestInterpreting Its Past


and George A. FrykmanTpbd. • 978-0-87422-020-9 • $30.00 (s)

Eccentric Seattle

Pillars and Pariahs Who Made theCity Not Such a Boring Place After All

J. Kingston Pierce

Pbk. • 978-0-87422-269-2 • $21.95

Built in Washington12,000 Years of Pacic NorthwestArchaeological Sites and HistoricBuildings

Washington State Ofce of Archaeology and

Historic PreservationPbk. • 978-0-87422-065-0 • $9.00

WASHINGTON

Beach of HeavenA History of Wahkiakum County

Irene Martin

Pbk. • 978-0-87422-156-5 • $17.00

The Hutton SettlementA Home for One Man’s Family

Doris H. Pieroth

The Hutton Settlement Inc.Hdb. • 978-0-615-12355-4 • $29.95

PREHISTORY

Tracking Ancient FootstepsWilliam D. Lipe’s Contributionsto Southwestern Prehistory and Public Archaeology

Edited by R.G. Matson and T.A. KohlerPbk. • 978-0-87422-290-6 • $22.95

Marmes RockshelterA Final Report on 11,000 Yearsof Cultural Use

Edited by Brent A. Hicks

Spiral • 978-0-87422-275-3 • $65.00 (s)

The Structure of Twana CultureWith Comparative Notes on theStructure of Yurok Culture

William W. Elmendorf and A.L. Kroeber

Pbk. • 978-0-87422-087-2 • $18.75 (s)

The Big Black Site (32DU955C)A Folsom Complex Workshop in theKnife River Flint Quarry Area, NorthDakota

Edited by Jerry D. WilliamPbk. • 978-0-87422-241-8 • $50.00 (s)

The Archaeology of the BobtailWolf SiteFolsom Occupation of the Knife River Flint Quarry Area, North Dakota

Edited by Matthew J. RootPbk. • 978-0-87422-240-1 • $50.00 (s)

Pacic Latin America in PrehistoryThe Evolution of Archaic and Formative Cultures

Edited by Michael BlakePbk. • 978-0-87422-166-4 • $50.00 (s)

The Hoko River ArchaeologicalSite ComplexThe Wet/Dry Site (45CA213),3,000-1,700 B.P.

Dale R. CroesPbk. • 978-0-87422-117-6 • $37.50 (s)

The Hoko River ArchaeologicalSite ComplexThe Rockshelter (45CA21),1,000-100 B.P.

Dale R. Croes, with B. Stucki and R.WigenPbk. • 978-0-87422-282-1 • $37.50Companion CD • 978-0-9768928-0-9$18.00

RAILROADS & BRIDGES

Catastrophe to TriumphBridges of the Tacoma Narrows

Richard S. Hobbs

Pbk. • 978-0-87422-289-0 • $24.95

North Bank RoadThe Spokane, Portland & SeattleRailway

John T. GaertnerPbk. • 978-0-87422-070-4 • $21.25

Steam to DieselJim Fredrickson’s Railroading Journal

Jim Fredrickson

Hdb. • 978-0-87422-245-6 • $45.00Pbk. • 978-0-87422-246-3 • $29.95

Railroad ShutterbugJim Fredrickson’s Northern Pacic

Jim Fredrickson

Hdb. • 978-0-87422-195-4 • $45.00Pbk. • 978-0-87422-197-8 • $29.95

RailscapesA Northern PacicBrasspounder’s Album

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Peter J. Lewty

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Charles V. Mutschler

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