Kansas Historical Quarterly - Winter 1964
Volume 30
Winter 1964, No. 4
Cover and contents
Charles E. Hoffhaus, "Fort De Cavagnial: Imperial France in Kansas, 1744-1764," p. 425
Charles Richard Denton, "The Unitarian Church . . . " (part 2), p. 455
Louise Barry, comp., "Kansas Before 1854: A Revised Annals, Part Sixteen, 1847," p. 492
Bypaths of Kansas History, p. 560
Kansas History as Published in the Press, p. 561
Errata and Addenda, Volume 30, p. 572
Index to Volume 30, p. 573
The Cover
"Grouse-shooting—on the Missouri prairies," a painting by George Catlin. The scene probably derives from Catlin's stay at Fort Leavenworth in the autumn of 1832 (see Kansas Historical Quarterly, v. 28, p. 199). The grouse "make their appearance in these parts in the months of August and September," he wrote, "and the whole garrison, in fact, are almost subsisted on them at this time." The painting, U.S. National Museum No. 386409, courtesy Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C.
