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Cage 563
J. Orin Oliphant
Papers, 1914--1978
Papers of historian James Orin Oliphant (1894-1979) were received by the Washington State University Libraries in April, 1982, following an arrangement made by Mr. Oliphant some years before his death. The papers were transferred by members of Mr. Oliphant's family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Purdy of Salem, Oregon, at whose home Oliphant had resided in his later years. The papers supplement another group, Cage 232, transferred to the WSU Libraries in about 1968. The materials were arranged and described by Eddy Sue Judy, working in early 1988, with the project completed by Harvey Young in March-April, 1989. The papers of Jonathan Going were removed and processed as a distinct collection.
BIOGRAPHY
A convenient biographical sketch of J. Orin Oliphant is found the Ye Galleon Press reprint of William Emsley Jackson's Diary of a Cattle Drive from LaGrande, Oregon, to Cheyenne, Wyoming, published in 1983. That sketch is quoted here:
James Orin Oliphant was born on March 23, 1894, in the Whitman County town of Elberton, Washington, not far from the Palouse River. In 1913 he graduated from the State Normal School in Cheney. Three years later he received his A.B. degree from the University of Washington in Seattle. He returned to Cheney for two years to teach high school, then joined the Normal School faculty in 1921. From 1921 to 1924 he taught as a member of the Department of History and Social Science and served as executive secretary to President Noah Showalter. During these years he used several leaves of absence to continue his work in history under the direction of Edward Meaney at the University of Washington. In 1923- 1924 he was a Denny fellow and in 1924 he received his A.M. He then returned to teaching history and social science at Cheney Normal School. In 1929 he took a leave of absence and went east to Harvard University as an Austin Scholar and in 1930 received his Ph.D from Harvard. His dissertation was on ``The Range-Cattle Industry in the Oregon Country to 1890." Rather than returning to the Washington State Normal School at Cheney, Oliphant joined the faculty of Antioch College in Ohio as an associate professor of history. In 1933 he moved to Bucknell University in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, where he progressed through the ranks of the professoriate and in 1964 retired as professor emeritus of history. From 1936 to 1944 and again from 1957 to 1962 he served as chairman of the department of history. From 1949 until 1954 he edited Bucknell University Studies. His professional memberships included the American Historical Association and the Agricultural History Society. Upon his retirement Oliphant and his wife May returned to the Pacific Northwest and lived in Salem, Oregon, until his death in 1979.
ARRANGEMENT AND DESCRIPTION
The papers of J. Orin Oliphant are chiefly materials used in research into historical matters, and his general correspondence. The arrangement of the papers is an effort to reconstruct the original order that was disrupted when the papers were put in storage for several years after his death. This arrangement is basicaly one of a correspondence series, several series assocaited with major historical research projects, and a general western history research and information file.
SERIES LIST
CONTAINERS
Series 1. Correspondence 1-2
Series 2. Subject files, historical research 2-4
Series 3. Jonathan Going project 5-7
Series 4. Cattle Ranges of the Oregon Country project 8-10
Series 5. Pacific Northwest Missionaries project 11-26
Series 6. Oversize materials
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CONTAINER LIST
BOX FOLDER DESCRIPTION
I. CORRESPONDENCE
A. Alphabetical
1 1 General: A's, 1972-1975
2 A's 1972-1975
3 A-B's 1972-1974
4 B's 1973-1975
5 B's 1974-1975
6 C's 1972
7 E-F's 1973-1975
8 H's 1971-1972
9 H-K's 1972-1974
10 L-M's 1972-1973
11 M-N's 1968-1973
12 R's 1972-1973
13 S's 1972-1974
14 T's 1972-1975
15 W's 1970-1973
B. By Year
16 1964-1974
17 1964-1975
18 1968
19 1970-1971
20 1970-1972
21 1970-1975
22 1971
23 1971
24 1971-1972
25 1971-1974
26 1971-1974
27 1971-1975
28 1971-1975
29 1972-1974
30 1973
31 1973
32 1974-1978
33 1975-1976
34 1975-1976
35 1975-1976
36 1975-1977
37 1975-1977
38 1975-1979
39 1976
40 1976
41 1976
42 1976
43 1976
44 1976
45 1976-1977
46 1976-1977
47 1976-1977
48 1976-1977
49 1976-1977
50 1976-1977
51 1976-1978
52 1976-1978
BOX FOLDER DESCRIPTION
2 53 1977
54 1977-1978
55 1977-1978
56 1977-1978
57 1977-1978
58 1977-1978
59 1978
60 1978
61 1978
II. General Material and Subject Files:
Northwest and United States
62 A Pennsylvanian's Letters about the Paraguay Expedition, 1858-
1859. Edited by J. Orin Oliphant, n.d.
63 "A Philadelphia Editor Looks at Latin America, 1823-1834," by
J. Orin Oliphant, in Pennsylvania History, 1945.
64 Alice O. Zeliff Letters and Papers, 1930's
65 "Along The South Palouse," James Doty's Journal, 1855; and
Colfax Gazette, August 5, 1927.
66 Ambassador D.J. Hill's Recall, 1911.
67 American and Foreign Christian Union and Constitution, 1843
68 American Benevolence: Constitution of the American Seamens'
Friend Society, n.d.; and the Constitution of the New York
Baptist Female Bethel Union, n.d.
69 American Benevolence, early nineteenth century.
70 American Benevolence: The American Temperance Society
and Its Constitution, n.d.; American Society for the
Amelioration of the Concition of the Jews, n.d.
71 American Benevolent Societies, 1840's-1850's.
72 1840's-1960's.
73 American Bible Society, early Nineteenth Century.
74 American Bible Society in Latin America, to 1850
75 American Cultural Nationalism, n.d.
76 American Missionary Society Constitutions, New Hampshire and
Vermont; and the Peace Movement in America, n.d.
77 "American Society As Viewed by Foreign Travelers in the
1830's; by J. Orin Oliphant, n.d.
77.5 Americans and the Jews, 1820's
78 An Outline of the History of the Pacific Northwest With
Special Reference to Washington, by C. S. Kingston and J.
Orin Oliphant, 1926
79 "Baptist and Other Home Missionary Labors in the Pacific
Northwest, 1965-1890," by J. Orin Oliphant and Ambrose
Saricks, Jr., in the Pacific Northwest Quarterly, 1950
80 Baptist Constitutions and Conventions, n.d.
81 Baptist Constitutions, n.d.
81 Baptist Constitutions, Conventions and Meetings, 1811-1945
82 Baptist Mission to the Heathen, n.d.; The Baptist Missionary
Constitution of 1820; and the Baptist Education Societies,
including Massachusetts.
83 "Beef Canning in the Columbia River," n.d.
84 Beginnings of Bible Societies in the United States, John
Aven, 1817
85-94 Bibliography, n.d.
95 "Bills Illustrating The Movement For Admission of
Washington Into The Union," by J. Orin Oliphant in the
Pacific Northwest Quarterly, 1946
96 Centennial, Oregon State University, 1968
97 Changes in Cheney, 1970
98 Cheney High School "Cyclone", 1917, 1920
99 Chief Kamiaken's Grave: Correspondence between the Reverend
H.M. Painter and Others, including L.V. McWorter, 1925
100 Civil War Notes, 1860's
101 Civil War Notes, n.d.
102 The Attitude of Southern Women and War, 1936
103 United States Christian Commission, 1861
104 Columbia Basin Project Including Map, 1925
105 Cultural Institutions of the Middle West, 1916-1835
106 Current Poetry On The European War, 1914
107 Early Farming, Pacific Northwest and Willamette
Valley, 1832-1843
BOX FOLDER DESCRIPTION
3 108 Early Settlements in Eastern Washington; Notes on
Geographic Names, n.d.
109 Eastern Washington Before 1880, n.d.
110 Education in Territorial Oregon and Washington, 1840's-
1880's
111 "Encroachments of Cattle On The Indian Reservations
Of The Pacific Northwest, 1870, 1890," by J. Orin
Oliphant in Agricultural History, 1950
112 "Encroachments of Cattle on Indian Reservations in the
Pacific Northwest, 1970-1890," presented to the Mississippi
Valley Historical Society, 1948 (?)
113 "Everyman His Own Grammarian," n.d.
114 Fort Assinaboine Letters, 1881
115 Fourteenth Census of the United States: State Compendium
for Washington, 1924. Legislation for Washington, 1931
116 Freemasonry, n.d.
117 Galley Proofs, Article on Indian Reservations of Eastern
Oregon, n.d.
118-25 Glimpses of the First United Methodist Church of Salem,
Oregon, A Study of Growth and Transition: Notes, by
Orin J. and May Oliphant, 1969
126 Gold Mining Immigration into Eastern Washington, n.d.
127 Hispanic American History Outline and Guide to Reading,
1942
128 History of the American Frontier Courses, 1958-1961
129 History of the Colfax Public Library, Correspondence
1962-1968
130 "History of the Livestock Industry In The Pacific
Northwest," by J. Orin Oliphant, in the Oregon Historical
Society, 1948
131 "How Lewisburg Became A Canal Port," by J. Orin Oli-
phant, 1957
132 "How to Reach This Country," 1879-1881; also "From Spokane
to Colville."
133 Humor, 1930--including "The White-tailed Deer," by Stuart
Granville
134 Insurance Policies and Deeds, 1939-1959
135 Interview with Mrs. William E. Borah on her One
Hundredth Birthday, October 15, 1970; Article on
Student Strike at Washington State University, 1970
136 James N. Glover Chronicles of Spokane and its early
settlement, 1917
137-9 Jeremiah Evart's Letters, 1820's-1830's
140 John Nugent's Mission to the Fraser River, 1858
141 Journal of Moses Cass, n.d.
142 Latin-America-United States Relations, Nineteenth
Century
143 Latin American Missions, Nineteenth Century
144 Legislation for Old-Age Security, 1916-1936: Honor-
able Benjamin K. Focht
145 Life in the Washington Territories, 1880's-1890's,
Notes; and "Westward the Course of American Capital," 1951
146 Message from the Governor of the Territory of Washington,
William Pickering, 1862
147 N.N. Peterson Letters, 1882-1884
148-9 National Defense Education Act History Institute
on the Pacific Northwest and Frontier History, 1966-1968
150 Newspaper Clippings, 1925-1927
151 "Newspapers of Washington Territory," by J Orin Oliphant,
in The Pacific Northwest Quarterly, 1948
152 "Nez Perce War," in the Walla Walla Watchman, 1877;
Letters from H.M. Painter, 1923
153 Notes on an Interview with Father Joseph M. Cataldo,
1925
154 Notes on Frontier Eastern Washington, n.d.
155 Pacific Northwest Articles, 1921-1951
156 Pacific Northwest Indian Congress, Spokane, Washington--
Father Joseph Cataldo in attendance, October 23, 1925
157 Pacific Northwest Quarterly Correspondence and Notes,
1967-1968
158-60 Paraguay Expedition, 1858-1859 Notes, n.d.
161 Photographs of Everett, Washington, n.d.; and of Garfield
and Cheney, 1926
162 Pioneer Articles by Herbert Gaston, 1914
163 "Pioneer Churches in the Inland Empire," 1923; and
Elections, Initiatives and Referendums, the Washington
State Constitution, 1922-1932
164 Representation in the Washington Legislature, 1930
165 Reprint of the New York Times Herald, April 15, 1865:
The Assassination of President Abraham Lincoln. And
Copy of the Declaration of Independence
166 Sabbath Observance: "Railroads and the Sabbath," 1850
BOX FOLDER DESCRIPTION
4 167 School Census, State of Washington 1926; Redistricting 1927
168-70 Slavery and the Civil War: Notes, 1860's
171 Notes and Correspondence, 1960's
172 "Some Neglected Aspects of Pacific Northwest History,"
by J. Orin Oliphant, n.d.
173 Sources of the History of Eastern Washington During
the Territorial Period, Courses on the Constitution
and "The Case for the Teacher's College," n.d.
174 State College of Washington Glee Club, 1913-1914
175 "Steamboats on the Susquehanna," by J. Orin Oliphant,
in International Affairs, 1955
176 Steamer Number Forty-Nine, 1926; and Virginia City
Article in Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 1925
177 "The Advance of the Methodist Episcopal Church into
Washington and Northern Idaho, 1859-1890," by J. Orin
Oliphant, 1967
178 "The American Missionary Spirit, 1828-1835," Third Draft, n.d.
179 The American Revolution: Notes and Articles, 1931-1932
180 "The American Society for the Diffusion of Knowledge," The
Cross and the Baptist Journal, 1836
181 "The Beginnings of Bucknell University, A Sampling of the
Documents," by J. Orin Oliphant, 1954
182 "The Benjamin P. Cheney Academy," by J. Orin Oliphant,
1924
183 "The Cattle Ranches and Herds of the Oregon Country,
1860-1890," by J. Orin Oliphant, in Agriculture History,
1947
184 "The Cattle Trade from the Far Northwest to Montana,"
1931-1932
185 "The Cattle Trade on Puget Sound, 1858-1890," by J.
Orin Oliphant, Agricultural History, 1893
186 "The Cattle Trade Through Snoqualmie Pass," by J. Orin
Oliphant, in the Pacific Northwest Quarterly, 1947
187 The Christian Index, Articles, 1932; "Alaska--America's
Land of the Future," New York Times Magazine, 1946;
"Minnesota Indians Suffering Poverty," New York
Times, 1948; Regional Map of the United States
188 "The Disposition of the Public Domain in Oregon,"
Doctoral Dissertation by Jerry A. O'Callaghan, 1960
189 "The Eastern Movement of Cattle From The Oregon
Country," by J. Orin Oliphant, Agricultural
History, 1946
190 "The Eastern Movement of Cattle From the Oregon
Country," n.d.
191 "The Educational Services of President N.D. Showalter,"
by J. Orin Oliphant, 1926
192 "The First Steamboats on the Upper Susquehanna River,"
by J. Orin Oliphant, 1954
193 "The Founding of the Library at Bucknell University,"
by J. Orin Oliphant, 1961
194 "The Growth of the Principle of Representation in
England to 1254," by J. Orin Oliphant, 1928
195 "The Lewisburg and Mifflinburg Turnpike Company,"
by J. Orin Oliphant and Merrill W. Linn, in
Pennsylvania History, 1948
196 "The Library of a Fur-Trader at Fort Umpqua," n.d.
197 The Mormon Migration: Bibliography, 1938
198 The Pacific Northwest, 1968-1973: Articles and
Clippings
199 The Pacific Northwest, 1968-1973: Articles and
Clippings; Cattle and Mining
200 "The Parvin-Brigham Mission to Latin America, 1823-
1826," by J. Orin Oliphant, in Church History, 1945
201 "The Parvis-Brigham Mission to Latin America, 1823-
1826, n.d.
202 The territory of Washington, by Francis S. Cook, 1972
-Two Copies
203 The Territory of Washington, by Francis S. Cook,
1879; and The Making of a State, by Fred T. Dubois
1929
204 The University at Lewisburg and the Civil War, by J.
Orin Oliphant, 1963
205 The Virginia Lands of Bucknell University, by J. Orin
Oliphant, 1956
206 The Willamette Collegian and the Willamette Scene, 1967-1968
207 1968
208 Theological Societies and Their Constitutions, New York
State and Massachusetts, 1809-1827
209 "Thomas S. Kendall's Letter on Oregon Agriculture,
1852," by J. Orin Oliphant, in Agricultural History,
1935
210 "To What Extent Should We Aid Russia?" by J. Orin
Oliphant, 1941
211 "Was Parliament Free Under Henry VIII?" and Lord Bacon's
History of Henry VIII," by J. Orin Oliphant, 1928
212 "Were The Changes Brought About in the English Church
by Henry VIII, Edward VI and Elizabeth Revolutionary?"
by J. Orin Oliphant, 1928
213 Willamette University, 1968-1969; Washington State
Historical Society "Report of the Director," 1970;
University of Washington Report 1970
214 Winter Losses of Cattle in the Oregon Country, 1847-
1890, n.d.
III. Jonathan Going, Notes and drafts
NOTE: Dates reflect subject, not the date that Oliphant
assembled his papers on the subject.
BOX FOLDER DESCRIPTION
5 215 Jonathan Going and Education, early 1800's
216 1812-1833
217 1820's-1830's
218 1830's
219 1830's
220 1830's
221 Jonathan Going and Journalism, 1935
222 Jonathan Going and Vermont, early Nineteenth Century
6 223 Jonathan Going Book, Chapter I, n.d.
224 Chapter III, n.d.
225 Chapter IV, n.d.
226 Chapter IV, n.d.
227 Chapter V, n.d.
228 Chapter VIII, n.d.
229 Chapter IX, n.d.
230 Jonathan Going Correspondence, 1816-1832
231 1832-1834
232 1830's
BOX FOLDER DESCRIPTION
7 233 Jonathan Going: Early Years; Chapter Outline
233.5 F.G. Cressey to Orin J. Oliphant, October 4, 1941
234 Materials, 1830's
235 1839's
236 Materials and Correspondence, 1820's-1830's
237 1934-1941
238 1941
239 1941
240 Selections from Going Correspondence, 1830's
241 1830's
242 1830's
243 Sources, 1830's
244 Jonathan Going's Educational Philosophy, 1830's
245 Jonathan Going's Family and other Materials, 1830's
246 Jonathan Going's Public Activities in Worcester,
1815-1831; The Negro, Book Catalogue Parts One and Two, n.d.
247 Jonathan Going's View of Education, 1830's
IV. The Cattle Ranges of the Oregon Country
BOX FOLDER DESCRIPTION
Chapter I
8 248 Beginnings, 1792-1840's
249 Cattle of the Indians, 1840's-1860's; "End of an Era--
1858-1860"
250 Early Cattle, 1790's-1850's
251 Early Cattle, 1830's-1840's
252 Early Cattle, pre-1850's
253 HBC and Cattle, 1820's-1840's
254 Immigration, 1840's-1850's
255 Indian Cattle, 1830's-1860's
256 Missions, 1838
257 Oregon as a Grazing Country, 1830's-1840's
Chapter 2
258 Development, 1860's
259 Early Montana, 1850-1869
260 Mines, 1860's
261 Mines, 1860's-1870's
262 Mining Era, 1850's-1860's
263 Mining Period II, 1860's-1880's
264 Prices 1840-1860
265 Prices and Dairy, 1850's-1880's
BOX FOLDER DESCRIPTION
Chapter 3
9 266 Cattle Prices, 1870's-1880's
267 Cattle to Oregon, late 1860's-early 1870's
268 Eastern Oregon Grazing, 1870's
269 Immigration, 1870's-1880's
270 Immigration to the Inland Northwest, 1859
271 Livestock to Eastern Oregon, 1871-1908
272 Meat Packing, 1867-1888
273 "Spread"--1860's-1870's
274 Stockraisers, 1870's-1880's
275 Stock Statistics, 1860's-1880's
276 Stock Statistics II, 1870's-1880's
277 Transcascadia, 1860's-1870's
278 Washington Grazing, 1850's-1880's
Chapter 4
279 Cattle and Sheep in Oregon, 1870's-1880's
280 Changing Times, 1840's-1880's
281 Exports South, 1858-1904
282 Idaho and Nevada, 1860's-1880's
283 Stock Statistics IV, 1880's
284 To Puget Sound, 1853-1888
285 To Victoria, 1850-1864
286 Western Markets, 1869-1900
287 Winnemucca, 1870's
BOX FOLDER DESCRIPTION
Chapter 5
10 288 Cattle Driving, late Nineteenth and early twentieth
Centuries
289 Cattle East, 1869-1880
290 Cattle East, 1870's-1880's
291 Cattle East, 1880-1881
292 Cattle East, 1880's
293 Cattle East, Extension, 1880's
294 Colorado Cattle, 1870's-1880's
295 Livestock East, 1880's-1890's
296 Markets South and West, 1870's-1880's
297 Montana, 1870's-1880's
298 Montana, 1880's
299 Stock Statistics III, 1870's-1880's
300 To Colorado, 1870's-1880's
BOX FOLDER DESCRIPTION
Chapter 7
11 301 Cattle Diseases, 1880's
302 Estrays, 1880's
303 Liability--Injury to and by Cattle, 1840's-1880's
304 Slaughtering Cattle, 1880's
305 Stock Protection, 1840's-1880's
306 Stockmen's Associations, 1870's-1880's
307 1860's-1904
Chapter 8
308 Winter, 1846-1860
309 1861-1880
310 1861-1880
311 1870's-1890's
312 1870's-1890's
12 313 Blooded Cattle, 1889-1892
314 Cattle Thieves, 1863-1961
315 Cattlemen, 1850's-1880's
316 Cattlemen and Cattle, 1875-1888
317 Cowboys, 1881-1890
318 Eastern Oregon, 1870's-1900's
319 Eastern Oregon, 1870's-1900's
320 Fencing, 1880's-1900's
321 Grazing Public Lands, Eighteenth to Twentieth
Centuries
322 Herds and Ranches, 1880's-1902
323 Idaho Cattle, 1860's-1880's
324 Roundups, 1870's-1880's
325 Seasonal Ranges, Year-Round Grazing, 1870's-1903
BOX FOLDER DESCRIPTION
Chapter 9
13 326 Indian Cattle, 1840's-1890's
327 Indians and Cattle, 1860's-1880's
328 Reservation Grazing, 1870's-1880's
Chapter 10
329 Cattle vs. Sheep (Changing Times), 1866-1889
330 Changing Times, 1885-1937
331 Disappearing Range, 1880's-1890's
332 Herd Law, 1864-1892
333 Sheep v. Cattle and Herd Laws, 1840's-1906
334 Bibliography
335 Blooded Cattle, 1841-1888
336 General: 1830's-1890's
337 Range Conditions, 1880's-1890's
338 Seasonal Changes (Changing Times, Disappearing
Ranges), 1870's-1890's
Processing Notes
339 Cattle Range Outline, n.d.
340 Processing Notes, n.d.
V. Unpublished Manuscript on Missionary Activities
in the Northwest, notes and drafts
American Missions
NOTE: Dates reflect subject, not the date that Oliphant
assembled his papers on the subject.
BOX FOLDER DESCRIPTION
14 341 "A History of the American Baptist Publication
Societies Until 1862," by Mary Wilma Massey, n.d.
342 American and Foreign Bible Societies, early Nineteenth
Century
343 American Baptist Home Mission Society, 1830's
344 1830's
345 1830's
346 1830's: and Jonathan Going
347 American Baptist Home Mission Society in Oregon,
1840's-1850's
348 1844; Home Mission Societies in the United States,
Nineteenth Century
349 American Baptist Home Mission Society: The Rise of,
1830's
350 1830's
351 American Baptist Home Mission Societies, 1830's-1840's
352 American Baptist Home Missions: Their Foundation, 1832
15 353 American Bible Societies of Oregon, 1840's-1860's
American Board of Commissioners of Foreign Missions
554 Letter Book, Domestic 1832-1834
355 Letter Book, Indian 1850-1861
356 Letter Book, Indian 1863-1864
357 Letter from Marcus Whitman, 1844
358 Letters to Foreign Missions, Reinforcement of
the Whitman Mission, 1838-1840; other letters,
1830's-1840's
359 Letters to the Indian Missions, 1830's
360 Letters to the Whitman Mission, 1830's-1840's
361 American Colonization, Mission and Tract Societies,
early Nineteenth Century
362 American Interest in the Pacific Northwest; Sketches
by Hall J. Kelley, 1820's-1830's
363 American Literature and Revivals; British-American
Cooperation, early Nineteenth Century
364 American Methodist Missionary Expansion, 1820's-1830's
365 American Organization before 1800
366 American Seamens' Friend Society, 1820's-1830's
BOX FOLDER DESCRIPTION
16 367 Anti-Catholic Sentiment in the United States, 1830's
368 Anti-Catholicism; The American Protestant Association,
1840's
369 Baptist Anti-Catholic Sentiment, 1830's-1840's
370 Baptist Conventions and Ordinations, 1820's-1830's
371 Baptist General Convention, 1826
372 Baptist General Conventions, 1820's-1830's
373-5 Baptist Missionary Activities, 1830's
376 Baptist Missionary Expansion in the West, 1830's
377 Baptists in Oregon, 1820's-1850's; Founding of the
Whitman Mission
378 Baptists in Oregon and in the United States, early
Nineteenth Century; Records of Baptist Home
Mission Activity up to 1860
17 379 "Beyond Lies Asia," 1850's
380 "Beyond Lies Asia," notes--Nineteenth Century;
381 Notes and Westward Movement
382 Bible Societies in Oregon, 1840's-1850's
383 British-American Cooperation, Nineteenth Century
384 Catholic Mission in Oregon, 1830's
385 Catholics in the Pacific Northwest, 1937
386 Cattle at the Whitman Mission, 1837
Unfinished Manuscript
NOTE: Dates reflex subject, not the date that Oliphant
assembled his papers on the subject.
387 Chapter I: Thy Kingdom Come, n.d.
388 Chapter I:
389 Chapter I: Notes and Rough Draft
390 Chapter II: The System of Christian Benevolence, n.d.
391 Chapter II: Rough Draft and Notes
392 Chapter II: Rough Draft and Notes
393 Chapters II and III, Rough Draft and Notes, n.d.
BOX FOLDER DESCRIPTION
18 394 Chapter III: Crusading Americans; Rough Draft and
Notes, n.d.
395 Chapter III: Rough Draft and Notes
396 Chapter IV: Rough Draft and Notes
397 Chapters IV and V: Notes, n.d.
398 Chapter V: The Methodist Response, Notes and Sources
399 Chapter V: Notes and Sources
400 Chapter V: Notes and Rough Draft
400.5 Chapter V: William Walker and the West, 1831.
401 Chapter VI: The Calvinist Response: Rough Draft and
Notes
402 Chapter VI: Rough Draft and Notes, n.d.; and
Correspondence of the Reverend Ezra Fisher, 1916
403 Chapter VII: The Shadow of Rome, Rough Draft and Notes,
n.d.
404 Chapter VII: Notes, n.d.
405 Chapter VIII: From Old Oregon to New Oregon, Rough
Draft and Notes, n.d.
406 Chapter IX: Planting the Gospel in Oregon, Rough
Draft and Notes, n.d.
407 Chapter IX: Rough Draft and Notes, n.d.
19 408 Chapter X: The Second Great Awakening, Rough Draft
and Notes, n.d.
409 Chapter X: Rough Draft and Notes, n.d.
410 Chapter XI: Beyond Lies Asia, Rough Draft and Notes,
n.d.
411 Charitable Missions, Twentieth Century
412 Christian Benevolence; Origins of Modern Humanitarian-
ism; Missionary and Benevolent Societies, late
Eighteenth and early Nineteenth Centuries
413 Columbia College, District of Columbia Correspondence,
1820's
414 Congregationalists and Protestants in Oregon, early
Nineteenth Century
415 Constitution of the American Baptist Home Mission Society,
1832; plus Correspondence
416 Constitution of the Missionary Society of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, 1828
417 Conversion of the World, 1820's-1830's
418 Conversion of the World, 1800-1850
419 Correspondence and Articles, 1804-1849
BOX FOLDER DESCRIPTION
20 420 "Duty of Evangelizing Our Catholic Missions," 1848
421 Early American Bible Societies, early Nineteenth
Century
422 Early Christian Churches in Oregon, 1840's
423 Early History of the First Baptist Church of Stillwater,
New York, 1937
424 Early Nineteenth Century Mission Materials
425 Education in Mission Societies, early Nineteenth
Century
426 Elkanah Walker--Marcus Whitman Papers, 1830's-1850's
427 Enlightenment and Romantic Movements, Eighteenth and
Nineteenth Centuries
428 Episcopal Missionary Society, 1817; the Peace Movement
and Religion, 1836-1838
429 Farming at Ft. Colville, 1836-1837; Whitman Mission
Cattle, 1830's
430 Father De Smet, 1801-1873
431 First Catholics in Oregon, 1830's-1840's
432 First Christian Missions in Oregon, 1834
433 Formation and Constitution of the American Home
Mission Society, 1826
21 434 Formation of the Baptist Board of Foreign Missions,
1814; Revivals, 1830's; New Haven Theology
435 Founding of the Baptist Home Mission Society and
its Expansion, 1832
436 Fur Trade and the West, 1820's
437 H.H. Spalding Letters, 1820's-1850's
438 History of John Vanderlure, 1796; Expenses of the
Whitman Mission, 1830's
439 Home and Foreign Missions; The Missionary Spirit,
1820's
440 Home Missions in the West: Spirit and Motives, early
Nineteenth Century
441 Letter from Mr. Spalding on the Whitman Massacre, 1848;
Protestant-Catholic Rivalry for the West, 1830's-
1840's
442 Letters to the Indian Mission, Whitman, 1832-1848
443 Letters to the Whitman Mission, 1830's-1840's; List
of People at the Mission; Episodes at the Mission
444 Marcus Whitman and the Oregon Mission; Government,
1830's
445 Methodist Missionary Extensions, 1819-1820's
446 Methodist Newspapers, 1820's-1830's; and Methodist
Sunday Schools in Oregon
447 Millennium and Utopia; the Idea of Progress, Nineteenth
Century
448 Missionary Activities in the West, early Nineteenth
Century
449-50 Missionary Bibliography, Early Nineteenth Century
BOX FOLDER DESCRIPTION
22 451-55 Missionary Bibliography, Early Nineteenth Century
456 Missionary Propaganda, 1830's
457 Missionary Societies and the West, early Nineteenth
Century
458 Missions to the Indians, 1830's-1840's
459 National Popular Education; Governor William Slade's
Address on Popular Education in Oregon, 1840's
459.5 New Age Emancipation, Nineteenth Century
460 Nineteenth Century Missionary Activities
461 Nineteenth Century Missionary Activities
23 462 Northwest Missions, 1820's
463 Notes on Sources, n.d.
464 Origins of the American Board, 1810; Effects of the
Panic of 1837; The Board and Anti-Slavery, 1843;
Contributions, 1861
465 "Oregon Calls", The Whitman Mission, 1820's-1830's
466 Oregon Reinforcement, 1839-1840
467 "Oregon, The Gospel and American Destiny. An Essay
in Interpretation," Rough Draft, n.d.
468 Rough Draft, n.d.
469 Origins of the Whitman Mission, Missions to the Sand-
wich Islands; Reinforcement of the Whitman Mission,
Early Nineteenth Century
470 Presbyterian and Independent Missionaries, 1837, 1847
471 Progress and the Education of Pious Young Men for the
Ministry, 1830's
24 472 Protestant Episcopal Missions in the West, 1820's-1850's
473 Puget Sound Church Conferences, 1860's-1880's
474 Red River Mission and School, The Oregon Indians and
Settlement, 1820's-1850's
475 Reinforcement of the Oregon Mission, 1837; Correspond-
ence: 1838-1841
476 Religious Tracts, 1840's-1850's
477 Reverend J.S. Green's Tour of the Northwest Coast,
1831; Indian Missions
478 Revivals in America, late Eighteenth and Early Nine-
teenth Centuries; American Missions in Foreign Lands
479 Rise of the Missionary Spirit, Early Nineteenth Cen-
tury
480 Rise of the Missionary Spirit, 1790-1800; The London
Missionary Society; Christian Benevolence
481 Rise of the Missionary Spirit in America, Early Nine-
teenth Century
482 Rise of the Missionary Spirit in America, Early Nine-
teenth Century
483 Societies for Missions Abroad, 1790's, Early 1800's:
American and English
484 Society for the Propagation of the Faith, 1820's-
1830's
485 Sunday School Expansion, Mississippi Valley and the
World, 1830's
BOX FOLDER DESCRIPTION
25 486 The American Indian Association Second Annual Meeting,
1844
487 "The American Missionary Spirit, 1821-1835;" Baptist
Missions
488 The American Temperance Society and the Protestant
Church, 1821-1835; Temperance and Patriotism, 1839;
Jonathan Going and the Massachusetts Temperance
Society, 1830's
489 The American Tract Society, 1820's-1830's
490 The Anti-Slavery Crusade: "A Great Revival," 1831;
The American Colonization Society, 1817-1840;
Anti-Slavery, 1830's
491 The Baptist Missionary Society: Plans and Regulations
for, 1846
492 The "Catholic Menace" in The West, 1830's
493 The Importance of Catholic Missions; Importance of the
West, 1820's-1830's
494 The Rise of American Evangelicalism, Late Eighteenth
and Early Nineteenth Centuries
495 "The Significance of the Crusading Spirit in American
History," by J. Orin Oliphant--Lecture Delivered at
Bucknell University, 1959; and: "The National
Purpose," by Walter Lippmann, 1960
496 The West and the "Retrograde Movement of National
Character," 1818
497 The Whitman Legend or Myth; the Whitman Mission, 1860's-
1870's
BOX FOLDER DESCRIPTION
26 498 To the Indians: American Missions, Nineteenth Century
499 United Brethren Church in Oregon, 1850's
500 W.H. Gray Letters, 1830's-1840's
501 "Watchers for the Second Coming: The Millenarian
Tradition in America," by Ira V. Brown, 1952
502 Whitman Massacre, 1847
503 Whitman Mission, 1846
504 Whitman Mission, 1849
505 Woodrow Wilson; "The Battle For The Soul of Man,"
by Dr. John Southerland Bonnell; and the Founding
of the Peace Corps by President John F. Kennedy,
1961
VI. Oversize and Original Documents
506 ** Circular of the Granville Theological Institution,
n.d.--Original Copy
507 ** Circular of the Ohio Baptist Education Society, n.d.
506 Evangelism and the National Purpose, Eighteenth to
Twentieth Centuries: Emphasis on the 1960's, Billy
Graham and the New Frontier
509 ** Isaiah 58:12 and Notes, n.d.
510 ** Jonathan Going Correspondence, early 1800's-1830's
511 ** Jonathan Going Notes, early 1800's
507 Photos, Old National Road by Coe Hayne, 1940