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100 1  $a Klein, Robert F., $e author. $9 41037
245 10 $a Julien Dubuque : $b portrait of a pioneer / $c Robert F. Klein.
264  1 $a Dubuque, Iowa : $b Loras College Press, Center for Dubuque History, $c [2021]
300    $a 191 pages : $b illustrations, maps ; $c 23 cm
490 1  $a Occasional publications ; $v 5
505 0  $a Preface -- Chapter 1. Introduction -- Julien Dubuque : a man of character -- Chapter 2. Land ownership -- Fox grant -- Carondelet grant -- Land Commission. 1806 -- Land Commission. 1811 -- Chapter 3. Business and commerce -- Zebulon Pike -- Lead miner, farmer, trader -- Business contacts -- Potosa and trading -- Chapter 4. Farming -- Fox neighbors and their village -- Culture on the frontier -- Chapter 5. Family man -- Potosa "selon la coutume de la pays" -- Josette Antaya -- Antaya court cases -- Children -- The Dubois connection -- Chapter 6. Estate inventory -- Auction sale of personal effects -- Real estate -- Chapter 7. Land legacy -- Debts, land sale to Auguste Chouteau -- Pierre Chouteau after Dubuque's death -- Dubuque dies in debt -- U. S. Supreme Court decision -- Chapter 8. Conclusion -- Sources used/bibliography -- Appendix I. Fox agreement -- Carondelet document -- Appendix II. Parents and siblings -- Appendix III. Cast of characters -- Appendix IV. Frontier material culture.
520    $a "A new, full length biography of Julien Dubuque has been long overdue. Here, Dubuque author Robert F. Klein presents a fully researched and documented study of the life of this Iowa pioneer who deserves a much greater reputation than he has so far achieved. This first white settler in Iowa lived in harmony with his Native American neighbors in the Upper Mississippi River Valley, engaging in farming, lead mining, general trading at a time when the United States was just in its early formation period with its thirteen colonies on the east coast. Dubuque, however, was living in the western wilderness on lands controlled by Spain, France, or England--at various times. He established a small trading post where a village of 30 or so people worked and lived in the backwoods. This book describes the life and times of this intrepid Frenchman--Julien Dubuque"--Dust jacket.
600 10 $a Dubuque, Julien, $d 1762-1810.
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830  0 $a Occasional publications (Loras College. Center for Dubuque History) ; $v no. 5.
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