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COLUMBIA: Fall 1997; Vol. 11, No. 3
Table of Contents
From the Editor: 2
History Commentary: 3
A Grand Coulee reminiscence.
By Norman W. Goll
Resisting "Informal" Manifest Destiny: 6
Canada's need to defend its sovereignty against American territorial expansion was never so strong as during the gold rush years.
By Gerald Woods
History Album: 13
What ever happened to Ainsworth?
The Aqua Theater: 14
A star-crossed "white elephant" on Green Lake.
By Sidney Berland
The Education of an Empire Builder: 18
Trade and dominion marched hand in hand in the world of John Jacob Astor.
By James P. Ronda
Raiders from the North: 24
Northern Indians terrorized Puget Sound shore dwellers, Indians and white settlers alike, from Bellingham Bay to Olympia.
By Mike Vouri
From the Collection: 36
The Arthur A. Denny papers.
Albert Rosellini: 37
Washington's fourteenth chief executive ushered in a new era in state government.
By Payton Smith
Columbia Reviews: 44
Recent books of interest in Northwest history.
Edited by Robert C. Carriker
Correspondence/Additional Reading 46
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