BARBARA DOTTS PAUL is Associate Professor and Librarian at the University of Wisconsin—Stevens Point. She has published two other bibliographies, The Polish-German Borderlands: An Annotated Bibliography (Greenwood, 1994) and The Germans After World War II: An English Language Bibliography (1990). With Justus F. Paul, she coauthored The Badger State: A Documentary History of Wisconsin (1979).JUSTUS F. PAUL is Professor of History and Dean of the College of Letters and Science at the University of Wisconsin—Stevens Point. He is the author of The World Is Ours: A History of the University of Wisconsin—Stevens Point, 1894-1994 (1994), Senator Hugh Butler and Nebraska Republicanism (1976) and editor of Selected Writings of Rhys W. Hays (1977). With Barbara J. Paul, he coauthored The Badger State: A Documentary History of Wisconsin (1979).

• Series Foreword Preface State Map Environment Archaeology of Wisconsin Native Americans Wisconsin Native Americans Individual Tribes French, British, and American Territorial Period, 1634-1848 Immigrants after 1820s Statehood and the Civil War, 1848-1870 Using the Land Economy, Industries, and Labor Transportation and Communication Growth and Change, 1870-1913 World Wars and the Depression, 1914-1949 1950 to the Present Cultural Life Social Issues Education and Libraries Religion People Local Histories Reference Works Sources Indexes

BARBARA DOTTS PAUL is Associate Professor and Librarian at the University of Wisconsin—Stevens Point. She has published two other bibliographies, The Polish-German Borderlands: An Annotated Bibliography (Greenwood, 1994) and The Germans After World War II: An English Language Bibliography (1990). With Justus F. Paul, she coauthored The Badger State: A Documentary History of Wisconsin (1979).JUSTUS F. PAUL is Professor of History and Dean of the College of Letters and Science at the University of Wisconsin—Stevens Point. He is the author of The World Is Ours: A History of the University of Wisconsin—Stevens Point, 1894-1994 (1994), Senator Hugh Butler and Nebraska Republicanism (1976) and editor of Selected Writings of Rhys W. Hays (1977). With Barbara J. Paul, he coauthored The Badger State: A Documentary History of Wisconsin (1979).

• Series Foreword Preface State Map Environment Archaeology of Wisconsin Native Americans Wisconsin Native Americans Individual Tribes French, British, and American Territorial Period, 1634-1848 Immigrants after 1820s Statehood and the Civil War, 1848-1870 Using the Land Economy, Industries, and Labor Transportation and Communication Growth and Change, 1870-1913 World Wars and the Depression, 1914-1949 1950 to the Present Cultural Life Social Issues Education and Libraries Religion People Local Histories Reference Works Sources Indexes

BARBARA DOTTS PAUL is Associate Professor and Librarian at the University of Wisconsin—Stevens Point. She has published two other bibliographies, The Polish-German Borderlands: An Annotated Bibliography (Greenwood, 1994) and The Germans After World War II: An English Language Bibliography (1990). With Justus F. Paul, she coauthored The Badger State: A Documentary History of Wisconsin (1979).JUSTUS F. PAUL is Professor of History and Dean of the College of Letters and Science at the University of Wisconsin—Stevens Point. He is the author of The World Is Ours: A History of the University of Wisconsin—Stevens Point, 1894-1994 (1994), Senator Hugh Butler and Nebraska Republicanism (1976) and editor of Selected Writings of Rhys W. Hays (1977). With Barbara J. Paul, he coauthored The Badger State: A Documentary History of Wisconsin (1979).

• Series Foreword Preface State Map Environment Archaeology of Wisconsin Native Americans Wisconsin Native Americans Individual Tribes French, British, and American Territorial Period, 1634-1848 Immigrants after 1820s Statehood and the Civil War, 1848-1870 Using the Land Economy, Industries, and Labor Transportation and Communication Growth and Change, 1870-1913 World Wars and the Depression, 1914-1949 1950 to the Present Cultural Life Social Issues Education and Libraries Religion People Local Histories Reference Works Sources Indexes