Scope and Contents The bulk of this correspondence is concerned with research for the original manuscript and the book's initial publication by Caxton Printers.

Scope and Contents Study placing the Indians in linguistic and ethnographic context.

Scope and Contents From the Series: Madsen's first book, The Bannock of Idaho (Caxton Printers, 1958), was written in the summer of 1948 as a Ph.D. dissertation. The correspondence associated with this manuscript, ranging from inquiries about research possibilities in the late 1940s to letters related to publication of a paperback edition in the mid-1990s, is in box 27. Very little of Madsen's early research remains, although folders 10-12 contain research notes for his M. A. thesis. Preliminary...

Scope and Contents Contains a rough draft of the first chapter.

Scope and Contents An early version of the thesis proposal submitted to Lawrence Kinnaird.

Scope and Contents Contains both rough draft and finished copy of Madsen's thesis proposal.

Scope and Contents From the Series: Madsen's first book, The Bannock of Idaho (Caxton Printers, 1958), was written in the summer of 1948 as a Ph.D. dissertation. The correspondence associated with this manuscript, ranging from inquiries about research possibilities in the late 1940s to letters related to publication of a paperback edition in the mid-1990s, is in box 27. Very little of Madsen's early research remains, although folders 10-12 contain research notes for his M. A. thesis. Preliminary...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Madsen's first book, The Bannock of Idaho (Caxton Printers, 1958), was written in the summer of 1948 as a Ph.D. dissertation. The correspondence associated with this manuscript, ranging from inquiries about research possibilities in the late 1940s to letters related to publication of a paperback edition in the mid-1990s, is in box 27. Very little of Madsen's early research remains, although folders 10-12 contain research notes for his M. A. thesis. Preliminary...

Scope and Contents Contains a typescript of Madsen's Ph.D. dissertation.

Scope and Contents From the Series: Madsen's first book, The Bannock of Idaho (Caxton Printers, 1958), was written in the summer of 1948 as a Ph.D. dissertation. The correspondence associated with this manuscript, ranging from inquiries about research possibilities in the late 1940s to letters related to publication of a paperback edition in the mid-1990s, is in box 27. Very little of Madsen's early research remains, although folders 10-12 contain research notes for his M. A. thesis. Preliminary...