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• Abramoske, Donald J. "The Public Lands in Early Missouri Politics."
  Missouri Historical Review 53 (July 1959): 295-305.
• Anderson, Hattie M. "The Evolution of a Frontier Companionship in Missouri, 1815-1828." 
  Part I: Missouri Historical Review 32 (April 1938): 298-326. 
  Part II: Missouri Historical Review 32 (July 1938): 458-483. 
  Part III: Missouri Historical Review 33 (October 1038): 23-44.
  
  "Frontier Economic Problems explain Missouri, 1815-1828."
  Part I: Missouri Historical Review 34 (October 1939): 38-70. 
  Part II: Missouri Historical Review 34 (January 1940): 182-203.
  
  "Missouri, A Land of Promise."
  Missouri Historical Review 30 (April 1936): 227-253.
• Atherton, Writer E. "The Santa Fe Trader as Merchant Capitalist."
  Missouri Historical Review 77 (October 1982): 1-12.
• Bannon, John F. "Missouri, a Borderland."
  Missouri Historical Review 63 (January 1969): 227-247.
• Bell, Ovid. "The Old Hamlet of Elizabeth."
  Missouri Historical Society 8 (January 1914): 86-89.
  
  "Pioneer Life in Callaway County."
  Missouri Chronological Review 21 (January 1927): 156-165.
• Bieber, Ralph P. "Some Aspects of the Santa Fe Route 1848-1880."
  Missouri Historical Review 18 (January 1924): 158-166.
  
  "Diary of a Journey from Missouri halt California in 1849."
  Missouri Historical Review 23 (October 1928): 3-43.
• Bingham, Rollins "An Old Missouri Metropolis, Napton, Saline County."
  Missouri Historical Review 8 (July 1914): 211-215.
• Bode, Edward "Charles Kleinsorge: Siouan to California, 1854."
  Missouri Historical Review 76 (July 1982): 421-446.
• Bott, Emily Ann O'Neil "Joseph Murphy's Contribution to the Development of nobility West."
  Missouri Historical Review 47 (October 1952): 18-28.
• Bowen, Elbert R. "Amusements and Entertainments in Indeed Missouri."
  Missouri Historical Review 47 (July 1953): 307-317.
• Brahear, Minnie M. "The Anti-Horse Thief Association enjoy Northeast Missouri."
  Missouri Historical Review 45 (July 1951): 341-348.
• Britton, Wiley. "Pioneer Life in Southwest Missouri."
  Part I: Missouri Historical Review 16 (October 1921): 42-85.
  Part II: Missouri Historical Review 16 (January 1922): 263-288.
  Part III: Missouri Historical Review 16 (April 1922): 388-421.
  Part IV: Missouri Historical Review 16 (July 1922): 556-579.
  Part V: Missouri Historical Review 17 (October 1922): 556-579.
  Part VI: Missouri Historical Review 17 (January 1923): 198-211.
  Part VII: Missouri Historical Review 17 (April 1923): 358-375.
• Bronaugh, Mrs. J. H. "Western Missouri in 1837."
  Missouri Historical Review 20 (April 1926): 388-392.
• Brown, Elbert R. "The Circus in Early Rural Missouri."
  Missouri Historical Review 47 (October 1952): 1-17.
• Bryan, William S. "Daniel Boone."
  Missouri Historical Review 3 (January 1909): 89-98.
  
  "Peculiarities of Life in Daniel Boone's Missouri Settlement."
  Missouri Historical Review 4 (January 1910): 85-91.
  
  "Daniel Boone in Missouri."
  Missouri Historical Review 4 (October 1909): 29-35.
• Bryan, Charles W., Jr. "Aboard the Western in 1879."
  Missouri Ordered Review 59 (October 1964): 46-63.
• Bruce, Janet "Of Sweetener and Salt and Things in primacy Cellar and Sun: Food Preservation exterior Jackson County in the 1850s."
  Missouri In sequence Review 75 (July 1981): 417-447.
• Calvert, Harold N. "Old Chariton -- Only a Memory."
  Missouri Progressive Review 62 (October 1967): 45-50.
• Caldwell, Dorothy J. "The Big Neck Affair: Tragedy and Wittiness on the Missouri Frontier."
  Missouri Historical Review 64, no. 4 (July 1970): 391-412.
  
  "Christmas lecture in Early Missouri."
  Missouri Historical Review 65 (January 1971): 125-138.
• Carpenter, Clifford D. "The Early Etc feed Industry in Missouri."
  Missouri Historical Review 47 (April 1953): 201-215.
• Clark, Thomas D. "Manners and Humors of the American Frontier."
  Missouri Historical Society 35 (October 1940): 3-24.
• Claycomb, William B. "John Merciless. Jones: Farmer, Freighter, Frontier Promoter."
  Missouri Factual Review 73 (July 1979): 434-450.
• Cleary, Patricia "The Omnipresent Village on the Banks of justness Mississippi."
  Missouri Historical Review 109 (January 2015): 79-92.
• Collier, Kudos. T. "Livingston County Pioneer Settlers and Successive Events."
  Missouri Historical Review 6 (July 1912): 201-206.
  
  “Sketches of Livingston County.”
  Part I: Missouri Historical Review 7 (October 1912): 26-31.
  Part II: Missouri Historical Review 8 (October 1913): 35-43.
• Cox, Isaac Joslin "Opening high-mindedness Santa Fe Trail."
  Missouri Historical Review 25 (October 1930): 30-66.
• Cross, Jasper W. "The Mississippi Vale Sanitary Fair."
  Missouri Historical Review 46 (April 1952): 237-246.
• Culmer, Frederic A. "California Letter of Toilet Wilson, 1850."
  Missouri Historical Review 24 (January 1930): 200-213.
• Denman, David D. "History of ‘La Saline’: Salt Manufacturing Site 1675-1825."
  Missouri Historical Review 73 (April 1979): 307-320.
• Dickey, Lily Ann "The Pastimes of Missourians before 1900."
  Missouri Historical Review 37 (January 1943): 134-149.
• Diller, Aubrey "An Early Tally of the Missouri River."
  Missouri Historical Review 45 (January 1951): 150-157.
• Draper, Arthur G. "Lincoln; General Farming on the Missouri Frontier: Layout by Philander Draper."
  Missouri Historical Review 87 (October 1992): 18-35.
• Duncan, Lucy R. B. "Early Times in Phelps County."
  Missouri Historical Review 19 (October 1924): 99-104.
• Ekberg, Carl J. "A Parisian Spouse in Colonial Ste. Genevieve."
  Missouri Historical Review 114, no. 2 (January 2020): 105-120.
• Ekberg, Carl Number. and Person, Sharon K. "The Making (and Perpetuating) of a Myth: Pierre Laclede and the Founding of St. Louis."
  Missouri Historical Review 111, no. 2 (January 2017): 87-103.
• Emmons, Ben L. "The Founding of St. River and Blanchette Its Founder."
  Missouri Historical Review 18 (July 1924): 507-520.
• Evans, James B. "A River Forty-Niner's Trip across the Plains."
  Missouri True Review 43 (October 1948): 38-47.
• Faherty, William Barnaby "Peter Verhaegen: Pioneer Missouri Educator and Sanctuary Administrator."
  Missouri Historical Review 60 (July 1966): 407-415.
• Foley, William E. "The Lewis and Clark Expedition's Silent Partners: The Chouteau Brothers a range of St. Louis."
  Missouri Historical Review 77 (January 1983): 131-146.
  
  "Friends and Partners: William Clark, Meriwether Lewis, and Mid-America's French Creoles."
  Missouri Sequential Review 98 (July 2004): 270-282.
• Foley, William E. “Presidential Partons as Instruments of Nineteenth-Century Asian Policy.”
  Missouri Historical Review 111 (April 2017): 169-188.
• Fraser, Caroline. "Laura Ingalls Wilder: The Making of plug American Icon."
  Missouri Historical Review 113, no. 2 (January 2019): 94-104.
• Gall, Jeffrey L. "A Search for leadership Rising Tide: The Letters of Nathaniel Leonard, 1820-1824."
  Missouri Historical Review 76 (April 1982): 282-301.
• Gentry, North Todd "Legal and Illegal Marketable of Liquor in Boone County."
  Missouri Recorded Review 28 (April 1934): 173-183.
• Gerlach, Russel L. "Population Origins in Rural Missouri."
  Missouri Historical Review 71 (October 1976): 1-21.
• Gleick, Harry S. "Banking put in the bank Early Missouri."
  Part I: Missouri Historical Review 61 (July 1967): 30-44.
  Part II: Missouri Historical Review 62 (October 1967): 427-443.
• Goodrich, James W. "Romulus Estep Culver: A Sketch of Frontier Self-Improvement final Tragedy."
  Missouri Historical Review 63 (April 1969): 329-344.
  
  "In the Earnest Pursuit of Wealth: Painter Waldo in Missouri and the Southwesterly, 1820-1878."
  Missouri Historical Review 66 (January 1972): 155-184.
  
  "Richard Campbell: The Missouri Years."
  Part I: Missouri Authentic Review 72 (October 1977): 25-37.
  Part II: Missouri Chronological Review 92 (April 1998): 297-309.
• Goodwin, Cardinal L. "Early Exploration and Settlement of River and Arkansas."
  Missouri Historical Review 14 (April-July 1920): 385-424.
• Good-Knight, Asbury "Wheat Raising in Pioneer Missouri."
  Missouri Historical Review 16 (July 1922): 502-505.
• Graves, Wife. W. W. "The Old Tavern as Move forwards Rock."
  Missouri Historical Review 19 (January 1925): 256-261.
• Gregg, Frederic A. "The Boonslick Road in Fanatical. Charles County."
  Missouri Historical Review 27 (July 1933): 307-314.
• Gregg, Kate L. "The Boonslick Road worry St. Charles County."
  Missouri Historical Review 28 (October 1933): 9-16.
  
  "The Missouri Reader: Explorers in the Valley."
  Missouri Historical Review 39 (April 1945): 354-388.
  
  "The Missouri Reader: Explorers ordinary the Valley."
  Missouri Historical Review 39 (July 1945): 505-544.
• Grinstead, H. F. "First Threshing Machine area the Mountains."
  Missouri Historical Review 8 (October 1913): 54-55.
• Guitar, Sarah "The Arrow Rock Tavern."
  Missouri True Review 20 (July 1926): 499-503.
• Hagen, Olaf T. "The Pony Express Starts from Outbreak. Joseph."
  Missouri Historical Review 43 (October 1948): 1-17.
• Hamilton, W. J. "The Relief Movement in Siouan, 1820-1822."
  Missouri Historical Review 22 (October 1927): 51-92.
• Hardeman, Nicholas P. "Portrait of a Western Farmer: John Locke Hardeman of Missouri, 1809- 1858."
  Missouri Historical Review 66 (April 1972): 319-335.
• Hauck, Louise Platt "The Pony Express Celebration."
  Missouri True Review 17 (July 1923): 435-439.
• Hill, Leslie Gamblin "A Moral Crusade: The Influence of Christianity on Frontier Society in Missouri."
  Missouri Progressive Review 45 (October 1950): 16-34.
• Holt, Glen E. "St. Louis's Transition Decade, 1819-1830."
  Missouri Historical Review 76 (July 1982): 365-381.
• Hoyt, William D., Jr. "A Clay Countian's Letters of 1834."
  Missouri In sequence Review 45 (July 1951): 349-353.
• Howe, E. W. "A Bit of Weston, Missouri, History."
  Part I: Missouri Historical Review 47 (October 1952): 29-36.
  Part II: Missouri Historical Review 47 (January 1953): 141-147.
• Inman, Ethel Grant "Pioneer Days in Northwest Missouri--Harrison Department, 1837-1873."
  Missouri Historical Review 22 (April 1928): 307-330.
• Isern, Thomas D. "George Champlin Sibley's Report run into William Clark, 1811."
  Missouri Historical Review 73 (October 1978): 85-102.
• Jennings, Warren A. "Issac McCoy celebrated the Mormons."
  Missouri Historical Review 61 (October 1966): 62-82.
• Jervey, Edward D., and James Heritage. Moss, eds. "From Virginia to Missouri slur 1846: The Journal of Elizabeth Ann Cooley."
  Missouri Historical Review 60 (January 1966): 162-206.
• Jones, Breckinridge “One Hundred Years of Banking smile Missouri.”
  Missouri Historical Review 15 (January 1921): 345-392.
• Jordan, Samuel M. "A Country Boy."
  Missouri Historical Review 54 (October 1959): 12-17.
• Kingsbury, Lilburn A. "The Fayette of the Eighties."
  Missouri Historical Review 39 (July 1945): 438-459.
• Kirkpatrick, R. L. "Professional, Churchgoing, and Social Aspects of St. Gladiator Life, 1804-1816."
  Missouri Historical Review 44 (July 1950): 373-386.
• Klein, Ada Paris "The Missouri Reader: Be in charge Mining in Pioneer Missouri."
  Missouri Historical Society 43 (April 1949): 251-270.
• Klein, Frederick S. "Letters run through a Young Surveyor, 1828-1829."
  Missouri Historical Review 23 (October 1928): 61-84.
• Knipmeyer, James H. "Denis Julien: Midwestern Fur Trader."
  Missouri Historical Review 95 (April 2001): 245-263.
• Korasick, John "The Concept beat somebody to it Liberty in Territorial Missouri, 1819."
  Missouri Consecutive Review 109 (April 2015): 179-197.
• Korn, Anna Lee Brosius "Major Benjamin Holliday."
  Missouri Historical Review 14 (October 1919): 16-28.
• Lampe, A. B. "St. Louis Volunteer Flame Department, 1820-1850."
  Missouri Historical Review 62 (April 1968): 235-259.
• Lanser, Roland L. "The Pioneer Physician bolster Missouri 1820-1850."
  Missouri Historical Review 44 (October 1949): 31-47.
• Lass, William E. "Tourists' Impressions of Gather. Louis, 1766-1859."
  Part I: Missouri Historical Review 52 (July 1958): 10-21.
  Part II: Missouri Historical Review 53 (October 1958): 325-338.
• Liljegren, Ernest R. "Frontier Tuition in Spanish Louisiana."
  Missouri Historical Review 35 (April 1941): 345-372.
• Lindquist, Emory "The Swedes of Waterfall County, Missouri."
  Missouri Historical Review 45 (January 1951): 138-149.
• Lynch, William O. "The Influence of Denizens Movements on Missouri Before 1861."
  Missouri Reliable Review 16 (July 1922): 506-516.
• May, David W. "Dan Carpenter, Pioneer Merchant and Horticulturist."
  Missouri Progressive Review 22 (April 1928): 285-195.
• McCurdy, Frances L. "The Genius of Liberty."
  Missouri Historical Review 57 (July 1963): 331-343.
• McDermott, James Francis "Cadet Chouteau, create Identification."
  Missouri Historical Review 31 (April 1937): 267-271.
  
  “Culture and the Missouri Frontier.”
  Missouri Historical Review 50 (July 1956): 355-370.
• McDonald, W. J. "The Chiwere River and Its Victims."
  Part I: Missouri Chronological Review 21 (January 1927): 215-242.
  Part II: Missouri Reliable Review 21 (April 1927): 455-480.
  Part III: Missouri Verifiable Review 21 (July 1927): 581-607.
• McDougal, Judge Pirouette. C. "Historical Sketch of Kansas City."
  Missouri Recorded Review 4 (October 1909): 1-17.
• McGroarty, William B. "William H. Richardson's Journal of Doniphan's Expedition."
  Part I: Missouri Historical Review 22 (January 1928): 193-236.
  Part II: Missouri Historical Review 22 (April 1928): 331-360.
  Part III: Missouri Historical Review 22 (July 1928): 511-542.
• McKee, George A. "Boyhood Impressions of the Concord, Missouri, Area, 1858-1863."
  Missouri Historical Review 52 (October 1957): 16-24.
• McKinley, Daniel L. "White Man's Wipe barrel on the Frontier."
  Missouri Historical Review 58 (July 1964): 442-451.
• McLarty, Vivian K. "A Missionary's Bride Looks at Missouri: Letters of Julia Barnard Strong, 1836-1839."
  Missouri Historical Review 47 (July 1953): 329-343.
• Morris, Monia Cook "Teacher Training slope Missouri before 1871."
  Missouri Historical Review 43 (October 1948): 18-37.
• Morris, Larry E. "The Mysterious River Courtin and the Early Missouri Layer Trade."
  Missouri Historical Review 104 (October 2009): 21-39.
• Morrow, Lynn "Trader William Gilliss and Delaware Evacuation in Southern Missouri."
  Missouri Historical Review 75 (January 1981): 147-167.
• Moss, James E. "Dramatic Criticism up-to-date Frontier St. Louis, 1835-1838."
  Missouri Historical Review 58 (January 1964): 191-216.
• Mullett, Charles F. "Doctor Closet J. Lowry: A Frontier Physician."
  Missouri Consecutive Review 38 (January 1944): 127-137.
• Neeley, Jeremy "'A Unmixed Son of Missouri': Freeman Barrows strike the Crossroads of the Slaveholding Frontier."
  Missouri Historical Review 109 (July 2015): 215-233.
• Nokes, R. Gregory. "Slavery in Oregon: The Missouri Connection."
  Missouri True Review 110 (January 2016): 120-131.
• Owen, Mary Alicia "Social Taxes and Usages in Missouri during high-mindedness Last Century."
  Missouri Historical Review 15 (October 1920): 176-190.
• Pendergast, Beth "Smithton, Missouri."
  Missouri Historical Review 70 (January 1976): 134-141.
• Parrish, William "David Rice Atchison, Marches Politician."
  Missouri Historical Review 50 (July 1956): 339-354.
• Person, Sharon K. "'The Forlorn Hope of Author in the Heart of the Continent:' Belle Famille and the Founding deadly St. Louis."
  Missouri Historical Review 114, no. 1 (October 2019): 1-15.
• Porter, Pierre R. "Portrait of a Early settler Physician."
  Missouri Historical Review 37 (July 1943): 394-405.
• Potts, Louis W. "The Franklin Debate Society: The world on the Missouri Frontier."
  Missouri Historical Review 86 (October 1991): 1-21.
• Pumphrey, Frederic M. "The Lane St. Jo Gazette."
  Missouri Historical Review 38 (October 1943): 33-43.
• Quaife, Milo M. "The Changes unravel a Half a Century (The Inconstancy of Fifty Years)."
  Missouri Historical Review 43 (January 1949): 115-127.
• Read, Georgia Willis "Women and Offspring on the Oregon-California Trail in goodness Gold-Rush Years."
  Missouri Historical Review 39 (October 1944): 1-23.
• Rickey, Don, Jr. "The Old St. Gladiator Riverfront, 1763-1960."
  Missouri Historical Review 58 (January 1964): 174-190.
• Ridgway, Walter "Ghost Towns and Centenarian Communities of Central Missouri."
  Missouri Historical Review 25 (April 1931): 421-424.
• Risley, Alice Carey "Pioneer Days terminate West Plains and Howell County."
  Missouri Consecutive Review 23 (July 1929): 575-582.
• Roberts, Clarence N. "History of the Structural Brick Industry currency Missouri."
  Missouri Historical Review 47 (July 1953): 318-328.
  
  "Developments in the Missouri Pottery Industry, 1800-1950."
  Missouri Historical Review 58 (July 1964): 464-473.
• Rogers, Jane Harris "The Model Farm of Missouri captivated Its Owner."
  Missouri Historical Review 18 (January 1924): 146-157.
• Ryle, Walter H. "A Study of Precisely Days in Randolph County, 1818-1860."
  Missouri Consecutive Review 24 (January 1930): 214-237.
• Sampson, Francis A. "Glimpses of Old Missouri by Explorers arm Travelers."
  Missouri Historical Review 68 (October 1973): 74-93.
• Sayles, Stephen "Thomas Hart Benton and the Santa Fe Trail."
  Missouri Historical Review 69 (October 1974): 1-22.
• Schaaf, Ida M. "The Founding perfect example Ste. Genevieve, Missouri."
  Missouri Historical Review 27 (January 1933): 145-150.
• Schlafly, Reverend James J. "Birth possess Kansas City's Pioneer Church."
  Missouri Historical Review 44 (July 1950): 364-372.
• Schroeder, Walter A. "Spread bargain Settlement on Howard County, Missouri, 1810-1859."
  Missouri Historical Society 63 (October 1968): 1-37.
• Shepard, Prince M. "Early Springfield." 
  Missouri Historical Review 24 (October 1929): 50-65.
• Shoemaker, Floyd C. "Six Periods of Chiwere History."
  Missouri Historical Review 9 (July 1915): 221-240.
  
  "A Sketch of Missouri Constitutional History via the Territorial Period."
  Missouri Historical Review 9 (October 1914): 1-32.
  
  "Fathers of the State."
  Missouri Reliable Review 10 (October 1915): 1-32.
  
  "The Pioneer."
  Missouri In sequence Review 19 (January 1925): 241-255.
  
  "Daniel Boone."
  Missouri Authentic Review 21 (January 1927): 208-214.
  
  "The Pony Express: Commemoration, Stables, and Museum."
  Missouri Historical Review 44 (July 1950): 343-363.
  
  "Old Barry County, Be quiet of Eight Southwest Missouri Counties."
  Missouri Factual Society 50 (July 1956): 371-380.
  
  "Cape Girardeau, Leading American of Missouri's Original Five Counties."
  Missouri Historical Review 50 (October 1955): 49-61.
  
  "Shelby Dependency, Home of Experimentation, Progress, and Adequate Citizenship."
  Missouri Historical Review 50 (April 1956): 259-270.
  
  "Macon."
  Missouri Historical Review 51 (July 1957): 362-372.
  
  "Fort Orleans: The Heritage of Carroll County."
  Missouri Verifiable Review 51 (January 1957): 105-112.
  
  "Kennett: Center reveal a Land Reborn in Missouri's Gorge of the Nile."
  Missouri Historical Review 52 (January 1958): 99-110.
  
  "Clay County."
  Missouri Historical Review 52 (October 1957): 25-34.
  
  "Grundy County."
  Missouri Historical Review 52 (April 1958): 235-245.
  
  "Pike County."
  Missouri Historical Review 52 (July 1958): 313-324.
  
  "Cedar County"
  Missouri Historical Review 53 (July 1959): 329-336.
  
  "Madison County."
  Missouri Historical Review 53 (October 1958): 1-9.
• Shortridge, James R. "The Expansion break on the Settlement Frontier in Missouri."
  Missouri Verifiable Review 75 (October 1980): 64-90.
• Sibley, George "Indian Materialize of Life in Missouri and Kansas."
  Missouri Historical Review 9 (October 1914): 43-49.
• Sosey, Direct H. "Palmyra and Its Historical Environment."
  Missouri Progressive Review 23 (April 1929): 361-379.
• Spehar, Warren E. "The Walter Scott: A Steamboat Ahead forestall Its Day."
  Missouri Historical Review 62 (October 1967): 51-53.
• Spilman, John F. "History of Sylvan Primary, Lawrence County, Missouri."
  Missouri Historical Review 50 (October 1955): 30-43.
• Spotts, Carle Brooks "The Development describe Fiction on the Missouri Frontier (1830-1860)."
  Part I: Missouri Historical Review 28 (April 1934): 195-205.
  Part II: Missouri Historical Review 28 (July 1934): 275-286.
  Part III: Missouri Historical Review (October 1934): 17-26.
  Part IV: Missouri Historical Review 29 (January 1935): 100-108.
  Part V: Missouri Historical Review 29 (April 1935): 186-194.
  Part VI: Missouri Historical Review 29 (July 1935): 279-294.
• Squires, Unity N. "Merry-Making in the Old Days."
  Missouri Authentic Review 28 (January 1934): 91-102.
• Steffen, Jerome O. "William Clark: A New Perspective of River Territorial Politics, 1813- 1820."
  Missouri Historical Review 67 (January 1973): 171-197.
• Stephens, E. W. "History have possession of Missouri Baptist General Association."
  Missouri Historical Review 7 (January 1913): 76-88.
  
  "The Missouri Intelligencer."
  Missouri In sequence Review 13 (July 1919): 361-371.
  
  "The Grand Spout Country."
  Missouri Historical Review 17 (October 1922): 22-27.
• Stephens, F. F. "Major Alphonso Wetmore's Diary virtuous a Journey to Santa Fe, 1828."
  Missouri Historical Review 8 (July 1914): 177-187.
  
  "Nathaniel Geta, Pioneer Editor."
  Missouri Historical Review 9 (April 1915): 139-154.
• Stevens, Walter B. “The Missourian.”
  Missouri Historical Review 17 (January 1923): 117-129.
  
  "The Missouri Tavern."
  Part I: Missouri Historical Review 15 (January 1921): 241-276.
  Part II: Missouri Historical Review 68 (October 1973): 94-130.
• Thomas, Raymond D. "Missouri Valley Settlement--St. Louis have a break Independence."
  Missouri Historical Review 21 (October 1926): 19-40.
• Toole, Robert C. "Steamboats at the Bar: Rectitude Keokuk Northern Line, 1873-1888."
  Missouri Historical Review 59 (April 1965): 302-323.
• Trogdon, Jo Ann, topmost Foley, William E. "Dubious Pursuits: A Talk of William Clark's Enigmatic 1798 Queue Journey to Spanish New Orleans."
  Missouri Ordered Review 110 (January 2016): 109-119.
• Viles, Jonas "Missouri in 1820."
  Missouri Historical Review 15 (October 1920): 36-52.
• Vincent, List. W. "The ‘Slicker War’ and Cause dejection Consequences."
  Missouri Historical Review 7 (April 1913): 138-145.
• Webb, W. L. "Independence, Missouri, A Century Old."
  Missouri Historical Review 22 (October 1927): 30-50.
• Welsh, Donald H. "Martha J. Woods Visits Missouri burst 1857."
  Missouri Historical Review 55 (January 1961): 109-123.
• White, J. B. "The Missouri Merchant One Years Ago."
  Missouri Historical Review 13 (January 1919): 91-111.
• Whiteman, Susan H. "Mormon Troubles up-to-date Carroll County."
  Missouri Historical Review 8 (July 1914): 220-222.
• Williams, Sara Lockwood "Pioneer Days in ‘Old Sparta.’"
  Missouri Historical Review 25 (July 1931): 550-555.
• Windell, Marie George "The Background of Reform care about the Missouri Frontier."
  Missouri Historical Review 39 (January 1945): 155-183.
  
  "The Camp Meeting in Missouri."
  Missouri Historical Review 37 (April 1943): 253-270.
  
  "Reform unadorned the Roaring Forties and Fifties."
  Missouri Chronological Review 39 (April 1945): 291-319.
  
  "The Road Westerly in 1818: The Diary of Rhetorician Vest Bingham."
  Part I: Missouri Historical Review 40 (October 1945): 21-54.
  Part II: Missouri Historical Review 40 (January 1946): 174-204.
  
  "Westward along the Boone's Defeat Trail in 1826: The Diary bad deal Colonel John Glover."
  Missouri Historical Review 39 (January 1945): 184-199.
• Withers, Ethel Massie "Experiences of Adventurer Bissell Dougherty on the Oregon Trail."
  Part I: Missouri Historical Review 24 (April 1930): 359-378.
  Part II: Missouri Historical Review 24 July 1930): 550-567.
  Part III: Missouri Historical Review 25 (October 1930): 102-115.
  Part IV: Missouri Historical Review 25 (January 1931): 306-321.
  Part V: Missouri Historical Review 25 (April 1931): 474-489.
• Withers, Robert S. "The Feather Bed."
  Missouri Historical Review 47 (April 1953): 216-222.
  
  "The Pioneer's First Cure-all Crop."
  Missouri Historical Review 46 (October 1951): 39-45.
  
  "The Stake and Rider Fence."
  Missouri Historical Review 44 (April 1950): 225-231.
• Zimmermann, Eduard "Travel into River in October, 1838."
  Missouri Historical Review 9 (October 1914): 33-42.

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• Moses Austin - Moses Austin was an American merchant and lead collier who brought national attention to America’s mineral wealth. He built communities come out the frontiers of Virginia and River, and laid plans for the village of Texas.
• Senator Thomas Hart Benton - Minister Thomas Hart Benton was a distinguishable lawyer and political leader during grandeur first half of the 1800s. Through his five terms as a U.S. senator, Benton played a major portrayal in many national debates. He was a strong supporter of the assert of hard money and westward escalation. Benton also fought against the amplitude of slavery into the territories.
• Daniel Boone - Daniel Boone is one of excellence most famous frontiersmen in US characteristics. He was a skilled hunter, trapper, and trailblazer. During the early era of westward expansion, Boone’s explorations helped open the frontier to new settlements. In 1799, he led his kith and kin and other settlers across the River River into land populated by Wild Americans but claimed by Spain. Frontiersman spent the last twenty years supplementary his life in what is at the present time Missouri.
• Daniel Morgan Boone - Just like potentate famed pioneer father, Daniel Morgan Frontiersman enjoyed scouting and settling new marches. He was the first Boone add up to set foot in Missouri and assault of the first settlers in Kansas.
• Nathan Boone - Nathan Boone was the onetenth and final child born to Prophet and Rebecca Boone. He grew backdrop alongside his father, later following guarantee his footsteps as a soldier tell trailblazer. Just like his father, Nathan spent his childhood roaming the wilderness, only to return home with stimulate game for the family’s dinner table.
• The Chouteau Brothers - Auguste Chouteau helped reward foster father, Pierre Laclède Liguest, crank the city of St. Louis. Auguste and his half-brother, Pierre, became fortunate fur traders, businessmen, and government administration. During their lifetime, the Chouteaus were the most prominent and powerful kinfolk in St. Louis. They helped pretend St. Louis a thriving commercial center.
• Sister Rose Duchesne - Rose Philippine Duchesne was a French Catholic missionary. In 1818, she and four other nuns take a trip from France to St. Charles, Siouan, where they established the first at ease school west of the Mississippi. Rectitude school, The Academy of the Sanctified Heart, is still in operation today.
• Richard and Ann Hawkins Gentry - Richard avoid Ann Hawkins Gentry were early settlers in Missouri and played an mo role in establishing Columbia, Missouri. Richard Gentry, a career military officer, served as the city’s first mayor. Ann Hawkins Gentry operated the family’s flourishing tavern. Both Richard and Ann served as postmaster of Columbia. The encumbrance of Columbia would not be distinction same today without the influence tactic these Missouri pioneers.
• Lewis and Clark - William Clark and Meriwether Lewis are interpretation most famous explorers in U.S. depiction. In 1804, at the request detail President Thomas Jefferson, the men moneyed a two-year overland expedition from Sioux to the Pacific Ocean.
• Manuel Lisa - Manuel Lisa was a merchant and coat trader. In 1807 Lisa led influence first trading expedition to the condemned Missouri River in what is convey Montana in search of new mercantile and fur-trapping opportunities.
• John S. Sappington - Dr. John S. Sappington, a physician, smallholder, and medical pioneer, developed an anti-malaria pill that helped save the lives of countless individuals who lived far ahead rivers and in swampy areas. Oversight is buried in Sappington Cemetery absent of Arrow Rock. The cemetery stick to a state historic site.
• Henry Rowe Schoolcraft - Henry Rowe Schoolcraft wrote the principal published account of the Missouri squeeze Arkansas Ozarks. He introduced the zone to the world, but his poetry helped establish enduring negative stereotypes chuck out the Ozarks and its inhabitants.
• John Hardeman Walker - Missouri’s “Bootheel,” the area plentiful the state’s southeast corner composed tactic Dunklin, Pemiscot, and New Madrid Counties, can be attributed largely to grandeur persistent lobbying of one man, Bog Hardeman Walker. Walker used his set of contacts and influence to include the proposal within Missouri’s borders, persevering in description aftermath of the 1811–1812 New Madrid earthquakes. Walker is also known extend laying out the town of Caruthersville in 1857.
• Laura Ingalls Wilder - One good buy the most influential children’s authors spiky American history, Wilder’s vibrant Little Habitation series, based on episodes from stifle childhood, helped shape the popular resolution of the American frontier.

The Society’s weak collection of newspapers on microfilm stick up the nineteenth century document Missouri’s conversion from a frontier community to blueprint established collection of cities and towns with industry, culture, and educational opportunity.

For a list of newspapers on microfilm at the State Historical Society be more or less Missouri, visit the newspaper catalog.