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DAILY LIFE ENCY: WRLD AMERICAN WEST: DAILY LIFE ENCY 2V

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<P>What was life really like for ordinary people in the Old West? What did they eat, wear, and think? How did they raise their children? How did they interact with government? What did they do for fun? This encyclopedia provides readers with an engaging and detailed portrayal of the Old West through the examination of social, cultural, and material history. </P>

The World of the American West

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Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Recent Titles in Daily Life Encyclopedias.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Dedication.
Contents.
Preface.
Introduction.
Chronology.
Arts.
1: Beadwork (Native American).
2: Buffalo Bill&#x2019;s Wild West Show.
3: Cowboy Art.
4: The Emigrants&#x2019; Guide to Oregon and California (1845).
5: Intellectual Life.
6: Journals and Diaries.
7: Landscape Paintings.
8: Leather Arts.
9: Literature of the American West.
10: Music and Musical Instruments.
11: Newspapers.
12: Portraiture.
13: Printing, Lithography, and Chromatography.
14: Quilts.
15: Remington, Frederic (1861&#x2013;1909).
16: Silver Engraving.
17: Totem Pole.
18: Twain, Mark (1835&#x2013;1910).
19: Winter Counts.
Economics and Work.
20: California Gold Rush (1848&#x2013;1850).
21: Cattle Industry.
22: Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
23: Citrus.
24: Climate.
25: Debt.
26: Dry Farming.
27: Exodusters.
28: Fraud.
29: Freak Show and Circus Performers.
30: Fur Trade.
31: Grazing Wars.
32: Hide Tanning.
33: Home Production.
34: Homestead Act (1862).
35: Money and Coinage.
36: Sheep Farming.
37: Slave Labor.
38: Timber Industry.
39: Trapping.
40: Wheat Culture.
41: Winemaking and Brewing.
Family, Gender, and Race.
42: African Americans in the West.
43: Animals.
44: Basque Migration.
45: Childbirth.
46: Children.
47: Chinese Immigration.
48: Cult of Domesticity.
49: Emigrant Aid Societies.
50: Fatherhood.
51: Intermarriage.
52: Marriage.
53: Matriarchal Societies (Native American and Catholic Orders).
54: Midwifery.
55: Motherhood.
56: Patriarchal Societies (Native American).
57: Tribal Family Structure.
58: Western Masculinity, Attitudes.
59: Women Entrepreneurs, California Gold Rush.
60: Women&#x2019;s Entrepreneurism.
61: Women&#x2019;s Labor.
62: Women&#x2019;s Political Lives.
63: Women&#x2019;s Professional Lives.
Fashion and Appearance.
64: Beaver Hats.
65: Belt Buckles.
66: Bolo Tie.
67: Bonnet.
68: Boots and Shoes.
69: Carhartt.
70: Chaps.
71: Cowboy Attire.
72: Dress Patterns and Dress Designs.
73: Hairdressing.
74: Holsters.
75: Laundry.
76: Levi&#x2019;s.
77: Men&#x2019;s Attire.
78: Millinery.
79: Mountain Men.
80: Native American Attire.
81: Sewing.
82: Singer Sewing Machine.
83: Stetson.
84: Textiles: Calico, Muslin, and Burlap.
85: Women&#x2019;s Attire.
Food and Drink.
86: Beans.
87: Beer and Brewing.
88: Bread.
89: Canned Food.
90: Chuckwagon.
91: Coffee.
92: Confectionaries.
93: Coors, Adolph Herman Joseph, Sr. (1847&#x2013;1929).
94: Corn.
95: Eggs.
96: Hunting for Food.
97: Molasses.
98: Native American Agriculture.
99: Native American Bison Culture.
100: Pork.
101: Saloons and the &#x201C;Free Lunch&#x201d;.
102: Salt.
103: Spirits.
104: Table Etiquette.
105: Temperance.
106: Weinhard, Henry (1830&#x2013;1904).
Housing and Community.
107: Bonanza Farms.
108: Boomtowns.
109: Cattle Towns: Northern Plains.
110: Cattle Towns: Northwest.
111: Cattle Towns: Southern Plains.
112: Cattle Towns: Southwest.
113: Chinatowns.
114: Dugouts and Sod Houses.
115: Forts: Northern Plains.
116: Forts: Northwest.
117: Forts: Southern Plains.
118: Forts: Southwest.
119: Ghost Towns.
120: Grange Organizations.
121: Hotels and Saloons.
122: Indian Boarding Schools.
123: Indian Reservations.
124: Longhouses.
125: Mining Towns: California and Nevada.
126: Mining Towns: Rockies.
127: Mining Towns, Women in.
128: Mission Architecture.
129: Native American Dwellings: Tipis, Wigwams, and Wickiups.
130: Pueblos.
131: Ranches.
132: Theaters.
133: Western Fa&#x00E7;ade Towns.

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