mon·o·graph – noun: monograph; plural noun: monograph – 1. a detailed written study of a single specialized subject or an aspect of it. “a series of monographs on music in late medieval and Renaissance cities”
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Monographs
Cave Spring on a State Road Survey (1)
Cherokee Ozarks at the Snelson-Brinker Cabin (2)
Dr. Morrow’s Incredible Story (4)
H.E. Davis Avoids the Trail of Death, Pt. 1 (5)
H.E. Davis Avoids the Trail of Death, Pt. 2 (6)
Final Pleas of the Cherokees (7)
James B. Harrison at the Little Piney (9)
How to Build a Trail of Tears Vignette (10)
Judge the Quality of the Soil by the Type of Tree (11)
The Trail of Tears Followed a New Missouri Road (13)
The Trail of Tears from Farmington to Caledonia (14)
The Cherokee Saw This on the Trail of Tears (15)
Colonel Miles Hicks Vernon (18)
Charles-Alexandre Lesueur in Missouri: 1826 (20)
From Farmington to Caledonia (21)
Letter from Chief John Ross to Unnamed Physician (24)
Mark Winnett Dent at Bismarck (25)
Rediscovering the Trail of Tears (26)
James Evans West of Caledonia (29)
Josiah Christeson at Waynesville (32)
Westin Arthur Goodspeed, 1852 – 1926 (33)
Settlement and Pioneer History (34)
Cyrus Colley on the Springfield to STL Road (35)
Evan Jones at Little Prairie (36)
Lt. B.B. Cannon, Near Marshfield (37)
Cannon Detachment Across the Ozark Highlands (38)
Jesse Bushyhead – Early Cherokee Baptist (39)
3D Diorama Along the Trail of Tears (41)
Farmington Viewed By Lesueur in 1826 (43)
Brevards in Cape Girardeau County and Town of Jackson (44A)
Brevards and the Cherokee, 1837 (45) A 14 Chapter Monograph
President Thomas Jefferson and Indian Removal (46)
Brevards and Cherokees Intersect in Jackson, 1837 (47)
More to come…
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