Paul Wallace Gates

Paul Wallace Gates (December 14, 1901 – January 5, 1999) was a professor of history and general historian who is widely considered to be the foremost authority on the history of federal land policy in the United States. Gates wrote 10 books and 75 academic articles, and his ''magnum opus'' was ''History of Public Land Law Development''. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Agriculture and the Civil War /
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    by Gates, Paul Wallace, 1901-
    Published 1965
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    The Illinois Central Railroad and its colonization work,
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    by Gates, Paul Wallace, 1901-
    Published 1968
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    The farmer's age : agriculture, 1815-1860.
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    by Gates, Paul Wallace, 1901-
    Published 1960
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    Landlords and tenants on the prairie frontiers : studies in American land policy /
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    by Gates, Paul Wallace, 1901-
    Published 1973
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    Fifty million acres conflicts over Kansas land policy, 1854-1890.
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    by Gates, Paul Wallace, 1901-
    Published 1954
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    California ranchos and farms, 1846-1862, including the letters of John Quincy Adams Warren of 1861, being largely devoted to livestock, wheat farming, fruit raising, and the wine industry.
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    by Warren, John Quincy Adams
    Published 1967
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    The Frontier in American development; essays in honor of Paul Wallace Gates.
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    Published 1969
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