Postapocalyptic fantasies in antebellum american literature, Hay, John (university Of Nevada, Las Vegas)

Some of the names include: Abbott, Alpin, Anderson, Angell, Bain, Baldwin, Ball, Barney, Barrus, Beale, Bean, Belgen, Bishop, Black, Boggs, Bonovich, Botkin, Bowman, Bracken, Bringhurst, Brown, Bunelli, Bunker, Buol, Busteed, Butler, Cahoon, Camp, Clark, Clayson, Cluff, Colton, Connelly, Cooper, Corkhill, Covert, Cox, Crismon, Crosby, Dallin, Davis, Dunnyon, Ensign, Fallas, Farr, Faust, Foster, Frye, Fuller, Fullmer, Gallaino, Gann, Gass, Gay, Gemmill, Goodrich, Griffith, Grundy, Hale, Hall, Hardy, Harmon, Harrison, Hawkins, Hawks, Heath, Heaton, Hopkins, Horsey, Hulet, Huntsman, Ireland, Johnson, Jones, Kimball, Kremer, Kuhn, Lawson, Leavitt, Lee, Lemon, Levy, Lewis, Lillis, Lockett, Lowder, Lytle, Manti, Mason, Margetts, Marshall, Mayer, McBurney, McKenna, McWilliams, Merrill, Michalls, Miller, Mitchell, Moss, Musser, Noble, Nuckolls, Oakley, Orr, Parriott, Peart, Pender, Perkins, Ralph, Redd, Rice, Ricks, Riley, Robbins, Robertson, Robinson, Roeder, Ronnow, Rucker, Savage, Scott, Shearer, Shurtleff, Simmons, Smith, Smoot, Snyder, Sparks, Speirs, Squires, Steele, Steptoe, Stewart, Stout, Syphus, Tanner, Thomas, Thompson, Turnbow, Turner, Vance, Von Tobel, Wadsworth, Wells, White, Whitmore, Whittemore, Whitney, Wilder, Williams, Williamson, Wilson, Wiser, Wisner, Workman, Worthington, and many, many more.

Some of the articles are easier to read than others, please consider that they are 100 years or more old.