Rosalie Edge, Hawk of Mercy: The Activist Who Saved Nature from the Conservationists

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Bibliography Archives and Collections Cape Cod National Seashore, Edgartown, Massachusetts. Hawk Mountain Sanctuary Papers, Julian Hill Memorial Archive-Hawk Mountain Sanctuary Archives, Acopian Center for Conservation Learning, Orwigsburg, Pennsylvania (collection was not cataloged prior to 1999, when author conducted most of her research in it). Hong Kong Museum of History, Kowloon. Irving Brant Collection, box 18, Manuscript Division, Library of Congress. Maurice Broun Library, Acopian Center for Ornithology, Muhlenberg College, Allentown, Pennsylvania. National Audubon Society Collection, New York Public Library. Peter Edge private letters and documents (uncataloged; currently in author’s possession). Rosalie Edge Papers, cons29, Conservation Collection, Denver Public Library, Denver, Colorado. Sophia Smith Collection of Woman’s History Manuscripts, William Allan Neilson Library, Smith College, Northampton, Massachusetts. ecc Pamphlets For a complete list of ecc publications, see Lien’s Olympic Battleground, 418–22. The complete set is available at the Special Collections Division, University of Washington, Seattle, and at the Peabody Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts; a partial set is at repdpl. Those listed below were referred to or consulted in this work. 288 ] bibliography The Advance of Conservation. March 1938. The Antelope’s S.O.S.: The Extinction of the Pronghorn Antelope Is a Preventable Misfortune That We Are Neglecting to Prevent. October 1930. The Audubon Steel-Trapping Sanctuary. September 1934. The Bald Eagle, Our National Emblem: Danger of Its Extinction by the Alaska Bounty. April 1930. Blood Money for the Audubon Associations, Anti-Steel Trap League News (ecc reprint), December 1932. 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Montana’s Sanctuary for Duck Killers. April 1934. The Olympic Forests for a National Park. January 1938, February 1938. Poison for Our Wildlife: An Answer to the Biological Survey. May 1931. The Proposed John Muir–Kings Canyon National Park. January 1939. The Proposed Olympic National Park. April 1934, June 1934. Protect the Roosevelt Elk. March 1938. Protect the South Calaveras Sequoia Grove. June 1942. Save the Bald Eagle! Shall We Allow Our National Emblem to Become Extinct? January 1935. Save the Yosemite Sugar Pines! October 1932. The Slaughter of the Yellowstone Park Pelicans. September 1932. Steel-Trapping by the Audubon Association: The National Association of Audubon Societies Continues to Use Steel-Traps on Its Rainey Wild Life Sanctuary for Wild Birds and Wild Mammals. November 1933. bibliography [ 289 To the Members of the National Association of Audubon Societies. August 1932, September 1932 (with Roger Baldwin), October 1933. To Save the Trumpeter Swan. February 1941. 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