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Grant, William E. "The
Inalienable Land: American
Wilderness as Sacred Symbol."
Journal of American Culture;
Spring 94, Vol. 17 Issue 1, p79.
Hall, Patricia Kelly Ruggles,
Steven. "Restless
in the Midst of Their Prosperity:
New Evidence on the Internal
Migration of Americans, 1850-2000."
Journal of American History;
Dec2004, Vol. 91 Issue 3, p829-846.
Hutton, T.R.C. "Beating
a Dead Horse?: The Continuing
Presence of Frederick Jackson Turner
in Environmental and Western History." International
Social Science Review (Spring-Summer
2002): p47.
Lang, Robert E.; Popper Epstein,
Deborah; Popper, Frank J. "Is
there still a Frontier? The 1890 US
Census and the Modern American West."
Journal of Rural Studies,
Volume 13, Issue 4, October 1997,
Pages 377-386.
Otterstrom,
Samuel M.; Carville, Earle.
"The
Settlement of the United States from
1790 to 1990: Divergent Rates of
Growth and the End of the Frontier."
The Journal of Interdisciplinary
History, 2002, Vol 33 (1), p59.
Popper Epstein, Deborah; Lang,
Robert E.; Popper, Frank. "From
Maps to Myth: The Census, Turner,
and the Idea of the Frontier."
Journal of American & Comparative
Cultures; Spring2000, Vol. 23
Issue 1, p91.
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