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Kansas Historical Quarterly - Winter 1974

Kansas Historical Quarterly, Winter 1974

Volume 40

Winter 1974, No. 4

Issue

Cover and contents

Dennis K. McDaniel, "Kansas in 1862 as Seen by the 12th Wisconsin Infantry: The Sketches of Pvt. John Gaddis," p. 465.

Michael J. Brodhead and O. Gene Clanton, "G. C. Clemens: The 'Sociable Socialist'," p. 475 | PDF version

Gambone, ed., "The Forgotten Feminist of Kansas: The Papers of Clarina I. H. Nichols, 1854-1885", part 8 of 8, p. 503 | PDF version

Bypaths of Kansas History, p. 563

Kansas History as Reported in the Press, p. 565

Kansas Historical Notes, p. 569

Errata, Volume 40, p. 576

Index to Volume 40, p. 577

 

The Cover

"Reproduced on the cover (in reverse?) are two watercolors by John Gaddis, who was a member of company E, 12th Wisconsin volunteer infantry, which had a walking tour of duty in Kansas during March-May, 1862. The upper drawing depicts the regiment marching through Tecumseh April 21 on its way to Fort Riley, and lower, its March 27 arrival at Fort Lincoln, located about 12 miles northwest of Fort Scott. For other sketches by Gaddis see following pages.