Turner's essay of 1893: the frontier as a molding force
Turner's apprenticeship: the waspish trail
The making of a historian: Yankee perspectives
Developing a ruling theory
Explaining colonial American history
Explaining agricultural history
The twentieth century: politics, urbanization, and world government
Turner and the threats of the twentieth century
Turner's shadow on world frontiers
The "realwestern" history: its impact upon generations of students
The emergence of Frederick Merk
Reverse environmentalism and other teaching themes
Merk takes the flag
The Billington era
The challenge of Richard White to the Turnerian legacy
Turnerian echoes in William Cronon's Nature's metropolis
After a century: minefields along the Turnerian trail.