Preface | p. x |
Colonists and Trees: Lumbering before the Lumberman's Frontier | p. 1 |
The Lumberman's Frontier Emerges | p. 23 |
The Maine Frontier at Floodtide | p. 47 |
From Farmer-Loggers to Lumbermen in the Mid-Atlantic States | p. 73 |
Lumber and Labor in the Pines: New Patterns of Conflict | p. 101 |
New Mills, New Markets | p. 125 |
The Pull Flowering | p. 149 |
Actions and Reactions | p. 191 |
Southern Beginnings | p. 213 |
Bonanza Years in the Gulf South | p. 235 |
To the Farthest Shore—And Beyond | p. 263 |
Into the Mountains | p. 291 |
The Final Frontier | p. 331 |
Epilogue Whose Forests Are They? | p. 363 |
Notes | p. 377 |
A Note on Sources | p. 513 |
Index | p. 519 |
Early Maine-New Hampshire forest frontier | p. 10 |
Downeast in Maine | p. 33 |
Middle Atlantic forests | p. 78 |
Michigan's Lower Peninsula and its lumber markets | p. 127 |
Wisconsin, Minnesota, and downriver | p. 161 |
Gulf Coast pineries | p. 2l8 |
Bonanza South lumber frontier | p. 241 |
Pacific Coast forest frontier | p. 275 |
Interior Far Western pineries | p. 337 |
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