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Website Information

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Many people contributed to the development of this website. Their assistance and support are deeply appreciated. Thank you to:

University of Idaho Library

Ronald W. Force, Dean of Library Services

Dennis Baird

Mary Jane Bailey

Renee DeBolt

Rose Terry

 

University of Idaho Library Special Collections

Terry Abraham

Richard Davis

Christine Gray

Karen Hertel

 

University of Idaho Library Interlibrary Loan

Jennifer O'Laughlin

Kerri Fedale

Hannah Etherton

Carl Westberg

Marian Murta Bell

 

University of Idaho Library, Government Documents

Lily Wai

Barbara Jordan

Barbara Johnson

 

University of Idaho Academic Research & Technologies

David Schlater

 

Idaho Council for the Humanities

 

Idaho Historical Society

Carolyn Bowler, Archivist

 

Alvin M. Josephy, Jr. author, Nez Perce Country, Official National Park Handbook and eminent scholar and author of Nez Perce history.

 

The Department of History and Records Management Services Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) and the Presbyterian Historical Society

Amy Roberts

 

Mike Pollastro, Director, Neill Public Library, Pullman, Washington

 

Washington State Historical Society

Elaine Miller

 

Nez Perce National Historical Park, Spalding, Idaho

Bob Chenoweth

Otis HalfMoon

Diana Mellickan

Linda Paisano

Kevin Peters

 

Smithsonian Institution, National Anthropological Archives

John Homiak

Ruth Selig

Paula Fleming

 

Smithsonian Institution, Images and Photographic Services

 

Dan Gard, Nez Perce National Historic Trail, Project Assistant,

USDA Forest Service, Region One

 

Susan Andersen & James Baird, grand niece/nephew of Sue and Kate McBeth

 

Chuck Petras, author of With Perfect Justice, a website featuring Nez Perce treaties and related materials.

 

Floyd Peterson, Photographer: Photography and Framing

 

Pat Hopkins, Research Archivist,

Washington State Archives

 

Among the many scholarly works consulted, two contributions from Dr. Michael C. Coleman of the University of Jyvaskyla (Finland) must be singled out. Presbyterian Missionary Attitudes Toward American Indians, 1837-1893 (Jackson: University of Mississippi Press, 1985) and "Christianizing and Americanizing the Nez Perce: Sue L. McBeth and her Attitudes to the Indians" (Journal of Presbyterian History, 1978).