2002

Primary Sources
Miller, Joaquin. “49” In Down the Mother Lode - Pioneer Tales of California. By
Vivian Hemphill. This e-text was produced by David A. Schwan
http://www2.cddc.vt.edu/gutenberg/etext02/mthrl10.txt

Secondary Sources
McKeown, Scott. Interview with Margaret Guilford-Kardell. n.d. [MCK]
-----. Interview with O. W. Frost. n.d. [MCK]
-----. and Fred Granata. A Pioneer Voice. [a film documentary] n.d. [MCK]
Miller, Joaquin Social and Environmental Degradation in the California Gold Country
(1890). [Joaquin Miller’s work excerpted and retitled]. So Glorious a Landscape: Nature and the Environment in American History and Culture,” Magoc, Chris J. Ed., Mercyhurst College, “American Visions Series-Readings in American Culture.” No.5, Wilmington, Delaware: A Scholarly Resources Inc. Imprint. 2002, 301pp. Included in Part I--Indian Ecology and American Conquest as No. 9 are excerpts from Joaquin Miller My Life Amongst the Indians (Chicago: Morrill, Higgins and Company 1892 [1890], p 18-22, 54-55. [Followed by “The Soreness of the Land (1925).” Wintu Indian Kate Luckie as recorded by Cora DuBois, Wintu Ethnography (Berkeley: University of California Press) 1935: 75-76. ] [MGK]
Pyne, Stephen J. “If I Ran The Zoo: A Survey of Wildland Fire in America.” http://www.public.asu.edu/~spyne/Zoo.htm [Pyne refers to Joaquin Miller as championing "Paiute forestry" (aka light burning) as did the “novelist Steward Edward White, California's state engineer William Hall, timber baron T.B. Walker, and the Southern Pacific Railroad. It is striking how sentimental and commercial interests found common cause in the light-burning crusade.] MGK
Guilford-Kardell, Margaret.Joaquin Miller Newsletter I.12 (January 2002) ISSN 1536-2140. [MGK]
Camp internet: A Rain Project. Back Country Dig. Your Camp Reading Guides: . . . . Tue, Feb 5, 8:39AM PST (-0800 GMT)
Welcome to the California Backcountry Writers Dig – Meet the Three Most Famous Writers from the Gold Rush Period who lived in California. Bret Harte, Joaquin Miller and Mark Twain. http://www.rain.org/chats/bc20020211.html [MGK]
Taylor, Robert. “Oakland: Lost and found: Exhibit captures images of the city, past and present.” Contra Costa Times, Walnut Creek, California (18 March 2002): D, Time Out Section. Oakland Museum Exhibit through August 25, 2002 highlighted with a picture of a 1915 painting of Miller’s “Hights” and mention of Bierstadt’s Bay Area view misdated as 1872 [sic 1863] [MGK]
Marech, Rona. “Strolling Through History at Oakland Museum.” San Francisco
Chronicle (22 March 2002). Final Edition): 5. [Dialog@CARL] [MCK] [March along with Elizabeth Way (a long-time resident of Oakland) tour. “Scene in Oakland, 1852 to 2002: Artworks Celebrating the City’s 150th Anniversary.” Selden Conner Gile’s 1915 painting of Joaquin Miller’s home is featured at this exhibit. According to Way, Miller popularized the expression “Golden Gate.”]
Gendzel, Glen. “Pioneers and Padres: Competing Mythologies in Northern and Southern
California, 1850-1930.” The Western Historical Quarterly 32.1 (Spring 2001): 40 pars. (25 April 2002) [MCK] <http://www.history.cooperative.org/journals/wha/32.1/gendzel.html>
DelVecchio, Rick. “Oakland at 150 Music and Art to Honor City’s Incorporation.” San
Francisco Chronicle (3 May 2002). Final Edition: A17. [Dialog@CARL] [MCK]
[Brief mention. “The Indian-fighting versifier, literary host and faux Mountain man Joaquin Miller created a hillside hideaway.”]
Guardino, M. Constance III, and Rev. Marilyn A. Riedel Compilers. “Sovereigns of Themselves: A Liberating History of Oregon and Its Coast.” Vol. IX, Chap. 58 (June 2002) Maracon Productions http://users.wi.net/-census/lesson42.html [MGK] [Ref. to Frank Carter and Miller attending school and hunting together in 1852.]
Guilford-Kardell, Margaret. Joaquin Miller Newsletter II.1 (June 2002) pp. 8. ISSN 1536-2140. [MGK]
Guilford-Kardell, Margaret. Joaquin Miller Newsletter II. 2 (July 2002) pp. 2. ISSN 1536-2140. [MGK]
Guilford-Kardell, Margaret. Joaquin Miller Newsletter II.3 (October 2002) pp. 6. ISSN 1536-2140. [MGK]

 
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