For "Official uses of violence against Northwest Coast Indians in Colonial British Columbia": author undertakes a justification for the use of violence against North West Coast Indians. The use of force to expand the British frontier on the Northwest Coast is noted as a product of British policy, a policy that was put into action when the circumstances warranted. The author referes to this policy as "diplomacy by other means."

History, Murray, Keith A, Murray, Keith A Addresses, essays, lectures, Northwest, Pacific History, Pacific Northwest

Keith A. Murray : a personal tribute / Albert H. Culverwell Reflections on the importance of local history / Manfred C. Vernon A bibliographical survey of Pacific Northwest maritime history / James H. Hitchman Incident at "La Punta De Los Martires" / Herbert C. Taylor, Jr Official uses of violence against Northwest Coast Indians in Colonial British Columbia / Barry M. Gough The missionary as pioneer / James W. Scott "And be ye separate" / Charles P. LeWarne An investment in optimism / Marvin K. Collison