New York History 2005: Vol 86 Index

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The four issues of New York History for 2005 (volume 86) constitute Proceedings of the
New York State Historical Association for 2005 (volume 103). The term “book” refers to
the review of a book on the indicated subject.
Note: The pages of the Summer issue are misnumbered, resulting in duplicate pages
within the volume. Therefore, index references to the Spring (number 2) and Summer
(number 3) issues include issue numbers as well as page numbers.
A Nation of Statesmen: The Political Banyar, Goldsbrow, government official in
Culture of the Stockbridge-Munsee colonial NY, 477, 493
Mohicans, 1815-1972, by James W. Barlow, Francis Channing, Civil War gen-
Oberly, reviewed, 509 eral, book, 2:263
A Strange Likeness: Becoming Red and Bean, Philip A.,“Sunny Jim” SHERMAN
White in Eighteenth-Century North AND THE Eciipse oF THE Upstate
America, by Nancy Shoemaker, RepuBLican Bosses, 51-96
reviewed, 507 Becoming German: The 1709 Palatine
Albany, NY, 1701 British-Iroquois confer- Migration to New York, by Philip
ence, 417-33; anti-Dutch bias in, 436; Otterness, reviewed, 102
beer drinking in 17th century; 437-38; Black River Canal, 106-07
Dutch cultural influences on, 435-39; “Bloody shirt” strategy, 54-55
manufactures in 18" century, 444; Brandao, José Anténio, ed. and trans., K.
rum-making industry, 435-39; rum Janet Rich, trans., Nation Iroquoise; A
consumption in, 438-40; rum as com- Seventeenth-Century Ethnography of the
modity in fur trade in, 438-39; Seven Iroquois, reviewed, 2:259
Years’ War, strategic role in, 435, 442 Brandao, José Anténio, and William A.
43, 460 Starna, “SOME THINGS MAY SLIP OUT
America’s First First World War: The OF YOUR MEMORY AND BE FORGOTT’:
French and Indian War, 1754-1763, by Tue 1701 Deep AND Map oF Iroquois
Timothy J. Todish, reviewed, 500 Huntine Territory Revisirep, 417-33
American Niagara Canal, 2:187 British-French struggle to control north-
American Ramabai Association, 3:229 east interior in 18" century, 420
Ampamit, Mahican sachem, 439 Brown Bess musket, 462-63, 463, 468
Archaeology, Mohawk Valley region, in, Brumwell, Stephen, WAite Devil: A True
book, 3:296; Seven Years’ War, of, Story of War, Savagery, and Vengeance
451-71 in Colonial America, reviewed, 502
Around Washington Square: An Illustrated Buffalo, NY, effect of Welland Canal on,
History of Greenwich Village, by Luther 2:190-91
S. Harris, reviewed, 108 ‘Bull Moose” Party, 52, 89-90, 2:225
Atlantic slave trade, 18 century, 3:185- Burnet, William, governor of colonial NY
204 and NJ, 420, 432
516 @ NEW YORK HISTORY
Burton, Bruce A., In the Valley of the reviewed, 505
Shadow: The Story of David Jones Cooke, Leonard C., and Audrey S.
and Jane McCrea, the Fallen Sparrow, Lawson, True Stories From Mine Hole,
reviewed, 2:261 reviewed, 111
Butt, Archie, aide to William Howard Cooper, James Fenimore, influence on
Taft, 81 conception of Seven Years’ War, 413-
Canaghquiesa, Oneida sachem, 484 14, 416
Canajoharie Mohawks, land dealings Cornbury, Lord (Edward Hyde), 419
of, relations with Palatine Germans, Cross-cultural interactions between Euro-
473-99 and Native Americans, book, 507
Canajoharie, NY, 473-74, 477, 478, 485; Crown Point, Seven Years’ War barracks,
illus. (map), 472; 486-88, 491-92, 498; archaeological research on, 460, 469-71
Mohawks and Oneidas in, 18" cen- Cruger, John, 18" -century NYC mer-
tury, 473-74, 485-89, 491-92, 494-98 chant, 2:154, 2:158-59
Canajoharie Patent of 1731, 485; illus. Dartmouth, Lord (William Legge,
(map), 473 2 earl), secretary of state for the
Canal construction workers in 1‘g th cen- American Colonies, investigation of
tury, 2:178-84 George Klock, 495-96
Canal movement, |g th century, 2:169-93 Davenport, Frederick, Republican Party
Cannon, Joseph, Speaker, US House of reformer, 72, 77-78, 84-86
Representatives, 53, 69, 70, 74 DeLancey, Stephen (Estienne DeLan¢ez),
Chambers, Thomas, review by, 104 NYC Huguenot merchant, 2:154-58,
Chautauqua, New York Assembly, 29-31, 2:160, 2:166
35-37 Democratic Party, upstate NY in, turn of
Chet, Guy, Conquering the American 19th_29th centuries, 55-56, 58-60, 64,
Wilderness: The Triumph of European 66, 91, 93-94
Warfare in the Colonial Northeast, DiVirgilio, Justin, Rum PuncH aNp
reviewed, 505 CuLturAL REVOLUTION: THE IMPACT
Civil War, biography of general, Francis OF THE SEVEN YEARS’ War IN ALBANY,
Channing Barlow, book, 2:263; sol- 435-49
dier’s memoir, book, 2:267 Dixon Ryan Fox Manuscript Prize, win-
Clinton, DeWitt, governor of NY, 2:170, ner, Julie Miller; finalist, Maureen
2:173, 2:176 Fitzgerald, 511-12
Clowes, Samuel, surveyor general in colo- Douglass, Frederick, 3:289-95
nial NY, 425-28 Douw-Quackenbush rum distillery,
Colden, Cadwallader, 440-41, 481, 492 Albany, i/lus., 433; 443-46
Colonial Encounters in a Native Landscape: Doyle, Michael, The Forestport Breaks: A
The Spanish and Dutch in North Nineteenth-Century Conspiracy Along
America, by Nan A. Rothschild, the Black River Canal, reviewed, 106
reviewed, 3:296 Dr. DupLey Sarcent’s SUMMER AT
Commerce in jgth century NY, 2:133-67 CuHauTaugua: EVANGELIZING THE
Committee of Twenty-One study, 3:277- ‘GospeL oF Puysicat Cutture, by
80, 3:283 Thomas J. Finnegan, 29-49
Condolence Ceremony, Oneida, 484 Draper, Andrew, first NYS commissioner
Conkling, Roscoe, US Senator, boss of of education, 3:274-75
state Republican machine, 54-55, 62, DuBois, Catherine, 2:134, 2:138-44, 2:153
91 Dutch, 17° century settlement in
Conquering the American Wilderness: The mid-Hudson region, 2:135-37; beer
Triumph of European Warfare in the drinking by, 437; bias against in
Colonial Northeast, by Guy Chet, English-held NY, 436; colonization of
517
Mohawk-Hudson region, book, 3:296; French-British struggle to control north-
Manhattan, in, book, 3:298; rum, con- east interior in 18° century, 420
sumption of, 438-40 Fryer, Darcy R., review by, 3:304
Education in NY, in 19° century, 16-17; Fur trade, 18" century NY, in, 2:158,
civic apprenticeship (training), 3:251- 2:160, 2:188; book, 3:296; zl/us., 2:159;
87; compulsory education, 3:268-70; Albany, NY, in, 438-39; Iroquois map
free schooling, 3:266-69; role of state showing beaver hunting territory,
government in, 3:251-87; school dis- 417-33
trict consolidation (centralization), Gellman, David N., and David Quigley,
3:251,3:260,3:262-63, 3:270-75, 3:280- eds., Jim Crow New York: A
85; teacher certification, 3:263-66 Documentary History of Race and
‘gan, Michael, OrGANIZING PRoTEsT IN Citizenship, reviewed, 111
THE CHANGING City: Switt MILK AND GerorceE Kock, THE CANAJOHARIE
SocitaL Activism IN New York Ciry, Monawks, AND THE Goop SHIP
1842-1864, 3:205-25 SIR WILLIAM JOHNSON: LAND AND
Erie Canal, influence on building of LEGITIMACY IN THE EIGHTEENTH-
Welland Canal, 2:169-70, 2:172, 2:175- Century Monawk Vattey, by David
79, 2:181-86, 2:188, 2:193 Preston, 473-99
Esopus Indians (tribe). See Native German Flatts, NY, 478, 481; c//as. (map),
Americans 483; 483-84; destruction during Seven
Ethnoarchaeology, book, 3:296 Years’ War, 484; early Palatine com-
Falk, Cynthia, review by, 102 munity in, 478, 481-84
Farry, Andrew, “...oF p1FF!. Borers & Gerry, Louise, personnel director at
sorts”: AN ARCHAEOLOGICAL STUDY Larkin Co., 2:224-25
oF ANGLO-AMERICAN MuskET BALLs, Ghana, slave trade in, 3:193, 3:196-98,
451-71 3:200; illus. (map), 3:198
Felter, Maryanne, and Daniel Schultz, Gold Coast, slave trade in, 3:196-97, 3:203;
“Time CapsuLE AT THE CRrossROADS”: illus. (map), 3:198
Tue How tanp SuFFraGE Poster Goodfriend, Joyce, review by, 3:298
Co.ection, 3:227-49 Grain Coast, slave trade in, 3:194-95; sllus.
Feminist movement, book, 2:265 (map), 3:194
Finnegan, Thomas J., Dr. DupLey Great Lakes region, 1701 Iroquois map
SARGENT’S SUMMER AT CHAUTAUQUA: of, 417-33
EVANGELIZING THE GosPEL OF Greenwich Village, NYC, book, 108
PuysicaL Cutture, 29-49 Griscom, John H., public health advocate,
Fitzgerald, Maureen. See NYSHA 3:214-15, 3:217, 3:225
Awards Gunk’s Trails: A Ranger’s Guide to the
Food and Drug Act, NYS, 1906, 3:206 Shawangunk Mountains, by Edward G.
Fort Gage, 463; Seven Years’ War bar- Henry, reviewed, 114
racks, illus. (map), 461; archaeological Hackett, Charles, upstate Republican poli-
research on, 463, 468, 470-71 tician, 56-57, 63, 65, 67
Fort George, 463; Seven Years’ War bar- Hagedorn, Nancy L., review by, 507
racks, ‘lus. (map), 461; archaeological Hall, Basil (Captain), observation of
research on, 463; illus. (graph), 465 Welland Canal, 2:188
Fort William Henry, 463; Seven Years’ Hanyery (Tehawenkaragwen), Oneida
War barracks, illus. (map), 461; sachem, 489-90
archaeological research on, 463; illus. Harris, Luther S., Around Washington
(graph), 464 Square: An Illustrated History of
Franklin, Benjamin, as agent of Greenwich Village, reviewed, 108
Pennsylvania colony, 430-31 Hart, Merwin K., Republican Party
518 NEW YORK HISTORY
reformer, 78, 83, 85-86, 89 French, 417-19; deed from 1701 treaty,
Hartley, Robert M., temperance activist, illus., 422-23; diplomacy with British,
3:211-15 417-33; five nations, 417-18; Great
Hauptman, Laurence M., reviews by, Lakes region, 1701 map of, 417-33;
2:259, 509 illus., 426; Johnson, Sir William, rela-
Hendrick (Theyanoguin), Mohawk tions with, 473-99; land dealings with
sachem, 475; illus. (signature on deed), Europeans, 473-99; territory claimed
479; 480, 492 in early igth century, 417-33. See also
Henry, Fdward G., Gunk’s Trails: A Native Americans
Ranger's Guide to the Shawangunk Jean Cortin, EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY
Mountains, reviewed, 114 Hucuenot Mercnant, by Sally M.
Hoffer, Peter Charles, The Great New York Schultz and Joan Hollister, 2:133-67
Conspiracy of 1741: Slavery, Crime, and Jefferson, Thomas, civic education, model
Criminal Law, reviewed, 3:301 of, 3:252-54
Hollister, Joan, and Sally M. Schultz, Jim Crow New York: A Documentary
Jean Cortin, E1GHTEENTH-CENTURY History of Race and Citizenship,
Hucuenor Mercuant, 2:133-67 ed. David N. Gellman and David
Horne, Field, The Saratoga Reader: Writing Quigley, reviewed, 111
About an American Village, 1749-1900, Johnson, Sir William, 419, 433, 460, 473-
reviewed, 104 99; 1769 royal land grant received by,
Howland, Emily, 3:227-31, 3:241, 3:247-48; 475, 485; illus (map), 472; 492-94, 498;
and Susan B. Anthony, 3:229-30 Klock, George, relations, conflict with,
Hubbard, Elbert, promoter of Arts and 473-99
Crafts movement, career with Larkin Journalism, social activist crusade, jgth_
Soap Co., 2:213-14, 2:216-17 century NYC, 3:217-25; illus. (car-
Hudson River, in 18¢) century commerce, toons), 3:220-21
133-67; land riots, 18th century, book, Kalm, Peter, observer of 18°) century
3:304 Albany, 439-40, 443
Hughes, James, THosr Wuo Passep Kerber, Linda K., Towarda n Intellectual
Turoucu: Harriet TUuBMAN/ History of Women: Essays by Linda K.
FrepericK Douc.ass, 3:289-95 Kerber, reviewed, 2:265
Hughes, James, THosr Wro Passep Kerr History Prize, winner, Reeve
TuHroucu: Joun L. SuLiivan, 97-99 Huston, 513
Humphrey, Thomas J., Land and Liberty: Kingston, New York: The Architectural
Hudson Valley Riots in the Age of Guide, by William B. Rhoads,
Revolution, reviewed, 3:304 reviewed, 112
Huguenots, in 18¢) century NY, 2:133-67 Kingston, NY, book, 112; Dutch Church
Huston, Reeve. See NYSHA Awards in, 2:140, 2:142, 2:160, 2:165-66
Imperial ambitions in northeast, British, Klock, George, Palatine German farmer,
French, 420 Indian negotiator, and land dealer in
In Pursurr oF Human Carco: Puitie Mohawk Valley, 473-99
LIVINGSTON AND THE VOYAGE OF THE Kodak and the Lens of Nostalgia, by Nancy
Stoop RHODE ISLAND, by Philip Martha West, reviewed, 113
Misevich, 3:185-204 Labor union activities, 19) century NY,
In the Valley of the Shadow: The Story 2:253-54
of David Jones and Jane McCrea, the Labor unrest in US in 1919, 2:257
Fallen Sparrow, by Bruce A. Burton, Laissez faire ideology, 2:257
reviewed, 2:26] Land and Liberty: Hudson Valley Riots in
Iroquoia, 1701 map of, 417-33 the Age of Revolution, by Thomas J.
Iroquois, 1701 treaty, 417-33; conflict with Humphrey, reviewed, 3:304
Index 519
Larkin, Janet D., “Mr. Merritr’s Hopsy”: Mohawk Valley region, Canajoharie
New York State INFLUENCE IN THI Patent of 1731, 485; sllus. (map), 472;
BuILpING oF CaNnapa’s First WELLAND Euro-American-Native American
Cana , 2:169-93 socio-cultural relationships in, 13th
Larkin Soap Company, Buffalo, NY, century, 473-99; Johnson, Sir William,
2:211-58 473-99; land dealings in, 473-99; land
Lawson, Audrey S., and Leonard C. disputes in, 18" century, 473-99;
Cooke, True Stories From Mine Hole, Palatine Germans in, 473-99; politics,
reviewed, I11 18™ century, 473-99; politics, turn
Lenix, Edward J., Picture Rocks: American of jgth_yot 1 centuries, 52, 62-65;
Indian Rock Art in the Northeast Revolutionary War in, 477, 497-99
Woodlands, reviewed, 110 Mohawks, Canajoharie Mohawks, 473-
Leslie, Frank, newspaper editor and social 99; ethnoarchaeology of, book, 3:296;
activist, 3:206, 3:217-25 Johnson, Sir William, relations with,
Liberia, slave trade in, 3:194; s/las. (map), 473-99; land dealings, 473-99; Palatine
3:194 German immigrants, socio-cultural
Livingston Manor, book, 3:304 relationships with, 473-99
Livingston, Philip, 18" -century NYC Mohegans, book, 100
merchant, politician, 3:187-89, 3:190, Mohicans (Mahicans), history, politics of
3:199-201; Canajoharie Patent of 1731, tribe, book, 100
involvement with, 485 “Mr. Merritt's Hosspy”: New York
Livingston, Robert, first secretary of State INFLUENCE IN THE BUILDING OF
Indian Affairs in NY, 3:187, 418 Canapa’s First WELLAND Canat, by
Mahood, Wayne, review by, 2:263 Janet D. Larkin, 2:169-93
Maus-Pugh, Thomas J., 12,000 Lirr.t Musket balls, use as archaeological arti-
Repus ics: Civic APPRENTICESHIP AND facts, 451-71
THE Cut oF EFFictEency, 3:251-87 Nanfan, John, lieutenant governor, prov-
McCrea, Jane, Revolutionary War figure, ince of NY, 418-19, 421, 424-25, 427-
death of, book, 2:261 28, 431
McKinley tariff, 64-65, 67, 71 Nation lroquoise; A Seventeenth-Century
McKinley, William, US president , 64-65, Ethnography of the lroquois, José
67,71 Antonio Brandao, ed. and trans., K.
Merritt, William Hamilton, promoter of Janet Rich, trans., reviewed, 2:259
Canada’s Welland Canal, 2:169-93 National American Women’s Suffrage
Meyer, William B., Wuy Dip Syracust Association (NAWSA), 3:237, 3:244
MANUFACTURE SOLAR SaLt?, 2:195-209 Native Americans, Ampamit, Mahican
Mid-Hudson rapes in p7th century, sachem, 439; Canaghquiesa, Oneida
2:133-67; 17% -century Dutch settle- sachem, 484; Canajoharie Mohawks,
ment in, 2:135-37 473-99; Condolence Ceremony,
Military strategy in colonial period, British Oneida, 484; cross-cultural interactions
and American, book, 505; Native between Euro- and Native Americans,
American influence on, book, 505 473-99; book, 507; Esopus (tribe),
Miller, Julie. See NYSHA Awards 2:135-36, 2:141; cultural commonali-
Miller, William, upstate Republican politi ties and construction of ethnic differ-
cian, 62-64, 66 ences, book, 507; European-native
Misevich, Philip, Iv Pursurr of HUMAN relations, 18th century, 473-99; Great
Carco: Puttie LiviNGston AND THE Lakes region, 1701 Iroquois map of,
VoyAGE OF THE SLoop RHODE ISLAND, 417-33; lroquois, 1701 treaty, map and
3:185-204 deed, 417-33; Iroquois conflict with
Mockler, Kate, reviews by, 110-14 French, 417-19; Iroquois diplomacy
520 ® NEW YORK HISTORY
with British, 417-33; Iroquois ethnol- Oberly, James W., A Nation of Statesmen:
ogy, book, 2:259; Iroquois five nations, The Political Culture of the Stockbridge-
417-18; Iroquois land dealings, 473-99; Munsee Mohicans, 1815-1972, reviewed,
Iroquois, territory claimed in early 509
igth century, 417-33; Iroquoia, 1701 Oneida Condolence Ceremony, 484
map of, 417-33; Mohawks, ethnoar- Oneida County, NY, politics, turn of joth_
chaeology of, book, 3:296, Mohawks, 20™ centuries, 52-57, 60, 62, 67, 71,
land dealings, 473-99; Mohicans 77-78, 83, 86-88, 93
(Mahicans), history, politics of tribe, Oneida-Palatine negotiations with French,
book, 100; Mohegans, book, 100; Seven Years’ War, 482-84
Oneida Condolence Ceremony, 484; Oneidas, 481-84, 489-91, 494, 496, 499. See
Oneidas, 481-84, 489-90, 494, 496, 498- also Native Americans
99, 509; Oneida-Palatine negotiations Onondaga Brine, salt springs, commercial
with French during Seven Years’ War, use of, 2:195-209
482-84; Pueblos (Zunis) ethnohistory Ontario (Upper Canada), 1701 treaty with
of, book, 3:296; rock art in northeast, Iroquois, 420-21; commerce in 19t
book, 110; Zunis (Pueblos), ethnohis- century, 2:169-93
tory of, book, 3:296 ORGANIZING PROTEST IN THE CHANGING
Naylor, Natalie A., WALTER WHITMAN AT City: Switt MILK anp SoctAL
ScHooL: EpucaTION AND TEACHING IN ActivisM IN New York Crry, 1842-
THE NINETEENTH CENTURY, 7-27 1864, by Michael Egan, 3:205-25
Nellis, William, early Euro-American Oswego, NY, effect of Welland Canal on,
landowner in Mohawk Valley, illus. 2:192-93
(map), 490 Otterness, Philip, Becoming German: The
New Amsterdam, book, 3:298 1709 Palatine Migration to New York,
New Netherland, book, 3:298 reviewed, 102
New Paltz, NY, in 17¢ century, 2:137-39, Palatine Germans, book, 102; involvement
2:141 in Albany fur trade, 482; Mohawks,
New York, colonial, Euro-American- sociocultural relationships with, 478,
Native American sociocultural rela- 480-82; illus. (map), 483; 484, 489;
tionships in, 18 century, 473-99 Oneida-Palatine negotiations with
New York City, 1835 fire in, 15; popula- French, Seven Years’ War, 482-84
tion growth in mid-19™ century, Patch, Eileen Mae Knapp, ed., This
3:205-25; role in slave trade, 3:185-204; From George: The Civil War Letters
social change in 19™ century, 3:205-25 of Sergeant George Magusta Englis,
“New York Indians,” NY tribes relocated 1861-1865, Company K, 894 New York
to present-day Wisconsin, book, 510 Regiment of Volunteer Infantry known
New York State Woman Suffrage referen- as the Dickinson Guard, reviewed, 2:267
dum of 1915, 3:239 Payne-Aldrich bill, 75-76
Normal schools, first in New York, 14 Pennsylvania colony, land policy regard-
NYSHA Awards: Dixon Ryan Fox ing Indians, 430-32
Manuscript Prize, winner, Julie Miller; Plaag, Eric W., review by, 3:301
finalist, Maureen Fitzgerald; Kerr Platt, Thomas, US senator, boss of state
History Prize, winner, Reeve Huston Republican machine, 62-65, 67, 69-70
“| ..OF DIFF!. Bores & sorts”: AN Preston, David, Georcer K.Lock, THE
ARCHAEOLOGICAL StuDy OF ANGLO- CaNaAJOHARIE MoHAWKS, AND THE
American Musket Batts, by Andrew Goop Suip SIR WILLIAM JOHNSON:
Farry, 451-71 LanpD AND LEGITIMACY IN THE
Oberg, Michael Leroy, Uncas: First of the EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY MoHAWK
Mohegans, reviewed, 100 VaLLey, 473-99
Progressive movement, 19th-century NY, 3:296
2:219; in 1980s, book, 2:265 Rum, commodity in slave trade by NYC
Protective tariffs, Republican promotion traders, 3:196, 3:199-200, 3:203; com-
of, 55, 60, 75-76, 90 modity in fur trade in Albany, 438-39;
Protestant transatlantic trade community, consumption in colonial NY, 438-40;
18" century, 2:133-67 methods of distilling in 18" -century
Public health advocacy, 19" -century NY, 446-48; misuse in land dealings
NYC, 3:214-25 with natives, 482, 487-89, 491; rum-
Pueblos (Zunis) ethnohistory of, book, making industry in Albany, NY, 440-
3:296 42, 443-49; rum-making industry in
Quigley, David, and David N. colonial NY, 441-42
Gellman, eds, Jim Crow New York: Rum Puncu ANpb CuLtura REVOLUTION:
A Documentary History of Race and Tue Impact oF THE SEVEN YEARS’
Citizenship, reviewed, 111 War tn Azsany, by Justin DiVirgilio,
Ramabai, American Association, 3:229 435-49
Ramabai, Pandita, 3:229 Salt industry, in Syracuse, NY, 2:195-209
Reconstruction of post-Civil War South, Saratoga Springs, NY, book, 104
effect on Republican Party, 54-55. Sargent, Dudley Allen, physiologist, edu-
Reed, Thomas, Speaker, US House of cator, 29-49; Chautauqua, at, 36-47;
Representatives, 53, 67 physical exercise and disease preven-
Reform movement, 19" -century NY, tion, theory of, 33, 34, 39-45
2:219; and women’s suffrage, 3:227-49 Schoharie Valley, early settlement of, 478;
Republican Party, NY reformers in, 52-54, Mohawk-Palatine relations in, 478
57, 70-72, 75-79, 83-86, 88-90, 92-94; Schultz, Daniel, and Maryanne Felter,
schism within, in NY, 53; upstate New “Time CAPSULE AT THE CROSSROADS”:
York machine politics, 51-94 THe How.anp SuFFRaGE Poster
Revolutionary War, in Mohawk Valley, Co ..ection, 3:227-49
476-77, 495-99 Schultz, Sally M., and Joan Hollister,
Rhoads, William B., Kingston, New York: JEAN Cortin, EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY
The Architectural Guide, reviewed, 112 Hucuenot Mercuant, 2:133-67
Rigaud de Vaudreuil, Pierre, governor- Seeman, Erik R., review by, 500
general of New France, negotiations Seven Years’ War, Albany, strategic role
with Oneidas and Palatines, 482-84 in, 435, 442-43; British regular versus
Rogers, Annie (Lou), cartoonist, 3:242; American provincial forces in, 451-
tllus., 3:243 71; historical archaeology on, 451-71;
Rogers, Robert, Seven Years’ War captain, intercultural interactions during, 451-
heroic figure, military tactician, and 71; modern popular interest in, reen-
explorer, book, 502 actors, book, 500; Mohawk Valley, in,
Rogers Island, illus. (map), 461; 463; illus. 481-84; musket ball types used in, 451-
(graph), 464, lus. (graph), 467; Seven 71; New York, effect on, 415; social
Years’ War barracks, archaeological history of, 414; transatlantic context of,
research on, 465-66, 468, 471 414-15, 454-55
Rogers’ Rangers, book, 502 Seven YEARS’ War in New York Stare,
Roosevelt, Theodore, US president, illus. Intropuction, by Timothy J.
(cartoons of), 82; Republican reform Shannon, 413-16
politics in NY, role in, 51-53, 62, 71-75, Shannon, Timothy J., reviews by, 100, 502
78-80, 83-85, 89-90 Shannon, Timothy J., Seven Years’ War
Rothschild, Nan A., Colonial Encounters IN New York State, INTRODUCTION,
in a Native Landscape: The Spanish and 413-16
Dutch in North America, reviewed, Shawangunk Mountains, book, 114
522 @ NEW YORK HISTORY
Sheriff, Carol, review by, 106 oF THE Upstate Repus.ican Bosses, by
Sherman, James Schoolcraft, US vice Philip A. Bean, 51-96
president, 51-94; Oneida County, as Swill milk industry, in NYC, 3:205-25
Republican boss of, 51-94; photo with Syracuse, NY, salt industry in, 2:195-209
President Taft, s/us., 73; cartoons of, Taft, William Howard, US president,
illus., 82. role in opposing Republican reform
Sherman, Richard U., 54-55 politics, relationship with James
Shoemaker, Nancy, A Strange Likeness: Schoolcraft Sherman, 51-52, 72-76, 79,
Becoming Red and White in Eighteenth- 81, 83-84, 86, 89-90; illus., 73
Century North America, reviewed, 507 Tehawenkaragwen (Hanyery), Oneida
Shorto, Russell, The Island at the Center sachem, 489, 491
of the World: The Epic Story of Dutch Temperance reform movement in NY,
Manhattan and the Forgotten Colony 3:222-23; in 1820s, 2:181-82
that Shaped America, reviewed, 3:298 Theyanoguin (Hendrick), Mohawk
Shuart, Theodore B., review by, 2:267 sachem, 475; illus. (signature on deed),
Sierra Leone, slave trade in, by NYC trad- 479; 480, 492
ers, 3:191-94 The Boy General: The Life and Careers of
Slave factories, in Africa, 3:191-92, 3:197 Francis Channing Barlow, by Richard
Slavery in NY, books, 111, 2:142-44, 2:158, FE. Welch, reviewed, 2:263
3:301; conspiracy of 1741 in NYC, The Forestport Breaks: A Nineteenth-
book, 3:301 Century Conspiracy Along the Black
Social activism, in 19¢h century NYC, River Canal, by Michael Doyle,
3:205-25; and women’s suffrage, 3:227- reviewed, 106
49 The Great New York Conspiracy of 1741:
Solar salt industry in Syracuse, NY, 2:195- Slavery, Crime, and Criminal Law, by
209
Peter Charles Hoffer, reviewed, 3:301
“SOME THINGS MAY SLIP OUT OF YOUR The Island at the Center of the World: The
MEMORY AND BE FORGOTT’: THE 1701 Epic Story of Dutch Manhattan and the
Deep AND Map oF Iroquois HUNTING Forgotten Colony that Shaped America,
Territory Revisirep, by José Antonio by Russell Shorto, reviewed, 3:298
Brandao and William A. Starna, 417- The Saratoga Reader: Writing About an
33 American Village, 1749-1900, by Field
Somerville, James K., reviews by, 2:261, Horne, reviewed, 104
505 This From George: The Civil War Letters
St. Francis, Canada, multi-tribal Indian of Sergeant George Magusta Englis,
village, raid on in Seven Years’ War, 1861-1865, Company K, 892 New York
book, 504 Regiment of Volunteer Infantry known
Stanger, Howard, Wevrare CapitTaLisM as the Dickinson Guard, Eileen Mae
IN THE LARKIN CoMPANY, 1900-1939, Knapp Patch, ed., reviewed, 2:267
2:211-58 THosrt Wuo Passep THRouGH: Harriet
Starna, William A., and José Anténio TuBMAN/Freperick Douctass, by
Brandao, “SoME THINGS MAY SLIP OUT James Hughes, 3:289-95
OF YOUR MEMORY AND BE FORGOTT ? TuHose Wuo Passep THroucu: Joun L.
Tue 1701 Deep anp Map oF Iroquots Sutivan, by James Hughes, 97-99
Huntine Terrirory Revisirep, 417-33 “TIME CAPSULE AT THE Crossroaps”:
Stockbridge-Munsee Band of Mohican THe How anp Surerace Poster
Indians, book, 510 Cottection, by Maryanne Felter and
Stuyvesant, Peter, book, 3:299 Daniel Schultz, 3:227-49
Sullivan, John L., boxer, 97-99 Todish, Timothy J., America’s First First
“Sunny Jim” SHERMAN AND THE Ec.ipsE World War: The French and Indian
523
War, 1754-1763, reviewed, 500 (early novel), 13-14; Leaves ofG rass, 8,
Toward an Intellectual History of Women: 9, 12, 13, 22, 27; Long Island, life on,
Essays by Linda K. Kerber, by Linda K. 9; Smithtown, LI, as teacher in, 18-20;
Kerber, reviewed, 2:265 Specimen Days, 11; teaching career, 7-
Transatlantic trade in 18th -century NY, 27; Woodbury, LI, description of, 7
2:133-67; Protestant community, role Wuy Dip Syracusk MANUFACTURE SOLAR
in, 2:133-67 Satt?, by William B. Meyer, 2:195-209
True Stories From Mine Hole, by Leonard Women in workplace, early 2gth century,
C. Cooke and Audrey S. Lawson,
reviewed, I 11 2:243-49; illus., 2:232, 2:246
Tubman, Harriet, 3:289-95 Women’s history, book, 2:265
Uncas: First of the Mohegans, by Michael Women’s suffrage, 3:227-49; posters,
Leroy Oberg, reviewed, 100 marketing and propaganda, 3:231-47;
Uncas, Mohegan chief, book, 100 illus., 3:232, 3:235, 3:236, 3:238, 3:240,
Union activities, 19™-century NY, 2:253- 3:241, 3:242, 3:243, 3:245
54 Woodbury, LI, description of, by Walt
Upper Canada (Ontario), commerce in Whitman, 7; sketch of schoolhouse,
jgth century, 2:169-93 illus., 22
Utica, NY, Italian community, 60-61, 73, Wraxall, Peter, appointed “Secretary or
87, 93; politics, turn of jgth_zgth cen- Agent for the Government of New
turies, 52, 54-57, 59-60, 66, 84, 87 York to the Indians” in 1750, 419-20
Van der Donck, Adriaen, 3:300 Wright, Frank Lloyd, architect, designer
Van Horne, Abraham, 485 of Larkin Administration Building,
Wajda, Shirley Teresa, review by, 2:265
Watter WHITMAN AT SCHOOL: EpucATION Larkin Building, sdlus., 2:210, 2:232,
AND TEACHING IN THE NINETEENTH 2257
Century, by Natalie A. Naylor, 7-27 Yates, John B., NY entrepreneur, pro-
Washington Square, NYC, book, 108 moter of Welland Canal, 2:173-75,
Welch, Richard F., The Boy General: The 2:189, 2:193
Life and Careers of Francis Channing YWCA (Larkin Co. Branch, Buffalo)
Barlow, reviewed, 2:263 2:223-24, 2:227, 2:243, 2:245, 2:247-49,
Welfare capitalism, 2:211-58 2:254-56
WELFARE CAPITALISM IN THE LARKIN Zunis (Pueblos), ethnohistory of, book,
Company, 1900-1939, by Howard 3:296
Stanger, 2:211-58
Welland Canal, Canada, building of,
2:169-93
West, Nancy Martha, Kodak and the Lens
of Nostalgia, reviewed, 113
Wheat trade in 18" -century Hudson
River valley, 2:160, 3:188
Wheeler, Thomas, upstate Republican
political boss, 56-58, 60-61, 63-64, 67,
71, 85-88, 91, 93
White Devil: A True Story of War, Savagery,
and Vengeance in Colonial America, by
Stephen Brumwell, reviewed, 502
Whitman, Walt, 7-27; Brooklyn, school-
ing and work in, 10, 14; education,
thoughts on, 23-27; Franklin Evans