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This is one of the first works of historical scholarship to explicitly take up the question of settler colonialism in the Pacific Northwest. By bringing together race and gender Jacki Hedlund Tyler offers an intersectional analysis that is also a useful contribution to the region's scholarship. Scholars working on the American West more generally will also appreciate her argument about the influence Oregon had on the rest of the country. --Coll Thrush, author of Native Seattle: Histories from the Crossing-Over Place --Coll Thrush

This is one of the first works of historical scholarship to explicitly take up the question of settler colonialism in the Pacific Northwest. By bringing together race and gender Jacki Hedlund Tyler offers an intersectional analysis that is also a useful contribution to the region's scholarship. Scholars working on the American West more generally will also appreciate her argument about the influence Oregon had on the rest of the country. --Coll Thrush, author of Native Seattle: Histories from the Crossing-Over Place

This is one of the first works of historical scholarship to explicitly take up the question of settler colonialism in the Pacific Northwest. By bringing together race and gender Jacki Hedlund Tyler offers an intersectional analysis that is also a useful contribution to the region's scholarship. Scholars working on the American West more generally will also appreciate her argument about the influence Oregon had on the rest of the country. -Coll Thrush, author of Native Seattle: Histories from the Crossing-Over Place

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Jacki Hedlund Tyler is an assistant professor of history and the director of social studies education at Eastern Washington University.

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