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Works
- Letter to the American Board (1843)
Works about Whitman
- Whitman: Letter to American Board (1843)
- Gray
- Spalding
41st U.S. Congress: Senate Executive Document No. 37:
- Letter from the Secretary of the Interior (Whitman Massacre) (1871)
- Letter from the Secretary of the Interior (Whitman Massacre)/American Congress vs. Protestantism in Oregon (1871)
In The Californian (1880s magazine):
- Clarke in How Dr. Whitman Saved Oregon in The Californian (1880)
- Victor in Did Dr. Whitman Save Oregon? in The Californian (1880)
- Eells: Marcus Whitman, M.D.: Proofs of his Work in Saving Oregon to the United States and in promoting the immigration of 1843 (transcription project) (1883, 42 pp)
- Victor in Oregonian Nov. 6, 1884 (transcription project)
- Evans: Whitman's Winter Ride, in the Oregonian, Dec. 25, 1884
- Ross, Eells, Gray: The Whitman Controversy (1885)
- Evans: Whitman's Winter Ride, in the Oregonian, Dec. 25, 1884
- Nixon: How Marcus Whitman saved Oregon (note many images) (1895)
- H. S. Lyman in the Oregonian (review): (transcription project)
- S. L. B. Penrose in the Oregonian (1897) (external scan)
- Oregonian (unsigned editorial on 50th anniversary of assassination) (external scan) (1897)
- "Whitman Day" feature piece, Oregonian (1897) (external scan)
- Beadle: "The Story of Marcus Whitman" Refuted in The American Catholic Historical Researches (1899)
- Bourne: The American Historical Review/Volume 6/The Legend of Marcus Whitman (1901)
- critical response from Oregon pioneer Alanson Hinman in the Oregon Historical Quarterly, 1901.
- Bourne: Essays in Historical Criticism (1901)
- Marshall (in proceedings of AHA): (external scan)
- Marshall: A Scathing Review of Mowry's book (1902)
- Oregonian: Description of Marshall's review (1902)
- Marshall: History vs. the Whitman saved Oregon story (1904)
- Centennial in East Oregonian (1902)
- Eells: Marcus Whitman, Pathfinder and Patriot (transcription project) (1909) (note many images)
- Marshall: Acquisition of Oregon and the long suppressed evidence about Marcus Whitman Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 (1911)
- W. D. Lyman: The Columbia River (Part 1, chapters 6 and 7.
- John Fiske's Change of Attitude on the Whitman Legend in the Oregon Historical Quarterly, 1912
Bibliographies
- A Contribution toward a Bibliography of Marcus Whitman (transcription project)
- Seattle Public Library Reading List, 1905 - two pages of sources covering Marcus Whitman controversies
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