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The numbers in brackets at the end of each entry correspond to a numbered index of Fred’s articles:
7 THE WASHINGTON MERIDIAN
22 OF GODS AND BOUNDARIES 27 THE AQUEDUCT
30 A SNOW STORM ON DENT DU MIDI
32 THE MARK OF THE WOLF
34 THE TUNNEL
41 THE KING WHO HAD NO TITLE
52 THE PEDRO ARMENDARIS GRANT
57 GOOD DEAL? BAD DEAL?
60 HASSLER’S FOOT
61 THE NEW MEXICO NOTCH
62 THE NEW MEXICO NOTCH
63 THE CASTILIAN LEAGUE
64 THE CASTILIAN LEAGUE
65 THE CASTILIAN LEAGUE
67 MERCATOR
69 WITH COMPASS AND SIX-SHOOTER
70 THE TUNNEL REVISITED
71 SURVEYOR AND LAWYER
72 NEW MEXICO’S INTERNATIONAL BOEDER
73 THE TREATY OF TODESILLAS
75 SURVEYORS KNOW BETTER
76 GUADALUPE MIRANDA
77 SANTA FE ON SPANISH MAPS
79 NEW MEXICO’S HISTORIC EAST BOUNDARY
80 WILLIAM PELHAM
81 JOHN W. GARRETSON
82 “I AM DONE WITH HARD WORK"
83 BOUNDARY MONUMENT NO. 1
84 COLONIAL LAND MEASURE OF NEW SPAIN
85 J.H. DORROH AND THE REGISTRATION ACT
86 PITT ROSS OF ALBUQUERQUE
87 AN ATTEMPT TO REGULATE SURVEYING
89 PELHAM’S INSTRUCTIONS
90 TWO MAPS OF SANTA FE
91 THE ARKANSAS COLONY GRANT
92 "RED" MORRISON
93 THE UNA DE GATO FORGERY
94 CULTURES COLLIDE AT RICHLAND CREEK
95 LAND CLAIMS ACT OF 2001 (also in PS Oct. 2001)
97 TUMACACORI
98 LAND GRANT TRILOGY
99 THE MARMON BROTHERS OF LAGUNA
101 EHUD N. DARLING
102 WAS TANGLETOWN SURVEYED?
103 POWER, PRESTIGE, AND POLITICS
104 THE CRUZATE GRANTS
105 WILL TIPTON OF THE SPANISH ARCHIVES
108 SURVEYOR’S PEAK
109 A DEATH IN MESILLA
110 THE SPANISH GRANTS OF ARIZONA
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111 THE SQUARE OF PEGASUS
112 A PORTRAIT OF JOHN W. GARRETSON
113 BERNARDO DE MIERA Y PACHECO
116 THE DAY THE SUN STOOD STILL
119 THE FANTASTIC LAND OF POYAIS
121 THE BACA FLOATS
123 THE MARTINEZ MAP OF 1602
124 LONGITUDE ZERO
125 WHO INVENTED THE COMPASS
132 THE TUNNEL OF EUPALINOS
133 AGRIMENSORES
134 THE MAPMAKER’S WIFE