The South Carolina Historical Magazine 2007: Vol 108 Index & Table of Contents

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THE
SOUTH CAROLINA
HISTORICAL MAGAZINE
OCTOBER 2007 VOLUME 108 * NUMBER 4
Publication of this issue is made possible in part
by the Frederick Horner Bunting Publication Fund
and by the Post and Courier Foundation
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SOUTH CAROLINA
HISTORICAL MAGAZINE
OCTOBER 2007 VOLUME 108 *N UMBER 4
CONTENTS
“The Present Defenceless State of the Country”:
Gunpowder Plots in Revolutionary South Carolina
by Philip G. Swan 297
Book Reviews
Correspondence
Recently Processed Manuscripts
News
Memorials
Index, Volume 108
Book Reviews
Bellows: A Talent for Living: Josephine Pinckney and the Charleston
Literary Tradition
by Stephanie E. Yuhl
Edelson: Plantation Enterprise in Colonial South Carolina
by Robert M. Weir
Baker: Paradoxes of Desegregation: African American Struggles for
Educational Equity in Charleston, South Carolina, 1926-1972
by Michael Fultz
Coté: City of Heroes: The Great Charleston Earthquake of 1886
by Christoph Strupp
Walther: William Lowndes Yancey and the Coming of the Civil War
by A. V. Huff, Jr.
Kilbride: An American Aristocracy: Southern Planters in Antebellum
Philadelphia
by Charlene Boyer Lewis
Moore: Carnival of Blood: Dueling, Lynching, and Murder in
South Carolina, 1880-1920
by Christopher C. Meyers
Conser: A Coat of Many Colors: Religion and Society along the
Cape Fear River of North Carolina
by Jacob M. Blosser
Walker: Southern Farmers and Their Stories: Memory and Meaning in
Oral History
by Robert Krause
Stockdale and Holland: Middle Temple Lawyers and the
American Revolution
by Sally Hadden
Rankin: A New South Hunt Club: An Illustrated History of the Hilton Head
Agricultural Society, 1917-1967
by Alexia Jones Helsley
Bonner: A Doctor's Toughest Case: A Girl, a Disease, a Medical University
by Allan D. Charles
INDEX, VOLUME 108
In the following index, a reference to 159rev refers to a book review on
page 159, and a reference to 363ms refers to an item among the recently
processed manuscripts. This year’s index was prepared by Indexing
Research, Rochester, New York.
A “American Indian Survival in South
Adams, John, 280rev Carolina,” by Theda Perdue, 215-
Adams, John Quincy, 327rev 234
African Americans: Catholic, in antebel- American Members of the Inns of Court, by
lum Charleston, 143-159; Charles- :. Alfred Jones, 339rev
ton earthquake of 1886 and, American Revolution, 280—282re v: gun-
powder plots in South Carolina
326rev; educational equity and,
320rev; gunpowder sig in revolu- during, 297-315; Middle Temple
tionary South Carolina and, 297 lawyers and, 337-339rev; James
3155 passim; Rosenwald Schools and, Williams and letters to the editor
273-275rev. See also Race; Slavery regarding, 187-196, 343-346
Agassiz, Louis, 23 Anderson, James D., 275rev
Agrarian Elites: American Slaveowners and Anderson, Robert, 190
Southern Italian Landowners, 1815 Anderson, S.C., letter (June 11, 1865),
1861, by Enrico Dal Lago, review of, 132ms
117-119 Anna, a Northrup family slave, 155
Agriculture: in antebellum South, 115- Annals of Newberry, by John Belton
117rev; Carolina Gold rice, 267 O’Neall, 194
268rev; in colonial South Carolina, Antebellum South: black Catholics in,
318-320rev; Hilton Head Agricul- 143-159; cotton and, 121-—123rev
tural Society, 339-34 )— 1rev; oral his- pi a in, 106—107rev; economy of,
tory and, 335-3e3| 7rev; southern 115-117rev; Philadelphia and, 328-
planters in antebellum Philadel- 330rev
phia, 328-330rev; sugar cultivation Apology for Printers,” by Benjamin
in Barbados, 169-170rev Franklin, 174rev
Allaire, Anthony, 344 Appleby, Joyce, Ly aes funt, and Marga-
Allen family, 338rev ret Jacobson, Telling the TTr uth about
Allen, Hervey, 316rev History, 345-346
Allen, William, 338rev Arcadia Cottage, 130ms
Allmendinger, David F., 25 agree historical, and Camden,
Allston, Adele, 118rev, 119rev, 131ms -115rev
Allston, Benjamin, 118rev Addai cture: in antebellum Charleston,
Allston, Robert F. W., 118 oe 106-107rev; in early American cit-
{n American Aristocracy: Southern Plant ies, 107—110rev ;
ers in Antebellum Philadelp hia, by Aristocracy. See Social status
Daniel Kilbride, review of, 328-330 Aristotle, 19
American Farmer, 118rev Armbruster, Anton, 174rev
American Indians: in Cape Fear, N.C., Arsenault, Raymond, 124rev
32rev; gunpowder maa in revolu- Ari: in antebellum Charleston, 106-
tionary South Carolina and, 107rev; gravestone, of Charleston,
315 passim; Mormon missionaries 263-265rev; quilting, 167-169rev
and, 225-228; slave trade and, 101- Ascoli, Peter M., 275rev
103rev; survival of in South Caro- Assimilation of American Indians, 217-
lina, 215-234; table of tribes and 234 passim
groups in South Carolina, 216; Atkins, James, 350ms
Waccamaw Siouan, 103—105rev Atkinson, W. C., 130ms
Atwater, Lee, 126rev
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INDEX, VOLUME 107
Audubon, John James, 24; and John Bellinger, Sarah, 153
Bachman, The Quadrupeds of North Bellows, Barbara L.: Benevolence among
America, 6 Slaveholders, 318rev; A Talent for Liv-
Audubon, Victor, 26—27, 28 ing: Josephine Pinckney and the
Avelihe, Peter, 156 Charleston Literary Tradition, review
of, 316-318
B Beman, Nathan, 326rev
Bache, Benjamin Franklin, ried Benevolence among Slaveholde , by Bar-
Bachman, Harriet Martin, 11, 12, 13 bara L. Be slows, 318rev
Bachman, John, 6—31: and John Pei Benevolent Society, St. Patrick’s, records
Audubon, The Quadrupeds of North of, 200—201ms
America, 6; The Doctrine of the Unity Benjamin Franklin's P ‘inting Network:
of the Human Race, 16-22, 24—25; ed. Disseminating Virtue in Early
Southern Lutheran, 29 America P by Ralph Frasca, review
Bachman, Maria Martin, 11, 12, 20, 29 of, 72 17 2
Baggett, James, The Scalawags: Southern Bennett, Avan »w, 89
Dissenters in the Civil War and Recon Bennett, Evan P., 186rev
struction, 269rev Billingsley, Carolyn Earle, Communities
Bailey, J. D., Some Heroes of the American f Kinship: Antebellum Families and
Revolution, 194 the Settlement of the Cotton Frontier,
Baker, R. Scott, Paradoxes of Desegrega review of, 121-123
tion: African American Struggles for Black family, 167—169rev
Educational Equity in Charleston, Black, Mary Snoddy, 167-169rev
South Carolina, 1926-1972, review “Black Catholicisn Antebellum Charles-
of, 320-322 ton,” by Suzanne Krebsbach, 143-
Ball family, 199-200ms 159
Bancroft, George, 346 Blackstone, William, Commentaries on the
Bankruptcy during Reconstruction, 171- Laws of England, 281rev
172rev Blamyer, Mary, 351ms
Barbados sugar cultivation, 169-170rev Bland, Sidney ‘R., rev. of A Golden Haze of
Barbot family, 154-155 Memory: The Making of Historic
Barbot, Antoine, 154 Charleston, by Stephanie Yuhl,
Barbot, Caesarine Esnard, 154-155 164-166
Barbot, Decimus, 154 Blight, David, 335rev
Barbot, Julian, 155 Blosser, Jacob M.: rev. of A Coat of Many
Barnum, P. T., 8 Colors: Religion and Society along the
Barnwell, John, 348ms Cape Fear River of or ae bape a, by
Barrett, Jacob, 151 Walter H. Conser, Jr., —335; rev.
Barton, Clara, 163re\ of This Remote Part oft t he‘ World: Re-
Bartram, William, 120rev, 121rev gional Formation in Lower Cape Fear,
Baruch, Belle, 130ms North Carolina, 1725-1775, by
Baruch, Bernard, 130ms, 340rev Bradford J. Wood, 175-177
Bass, Robert D., Gamecock, 191 Blue, Gilbert, 230-231
Bay, William, 285ms Blue, Louisa Canty (1897-1963), 227
Beach, Erastus, 151 Blue, Samuel Taylor, 227, 228
Beaty, J. S., 130ms Boaz, Frans, 232
Beaufort, 198-199ms Bob Jones University, 126rev, 235-256
Before Brown: Civil 6 spa White Back- Boi, Francis, 155
lash in the Modern South, ed. Glenn Boi, Tua, 155
Feldman, review of, ks Boisden family, 152
Beilke, Jayne y rev. of The Rosenwald Bonner, Walter, A Doctor's Toughest Case:
Sc liocls the American South, by A Girl, a Disease, a Medical Univer-
Mary S. 1f ee edieneatie 273-275 sity, review of, 341-342
Bordewich, Fergus M., Bound for Canaan:
Beito, David, 124rev
The Underground Railroad and the
Beito, Linda, 124rev
Bella, a Northrup family slave, 155 War for the Soul of America, review
Bellinger family, 154, 155-156 of, 126-128
Bellinger, John, 155 Bost, Raymond, 6, 15
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Bound for Canaan: The Underground Rail- Bush, George Herbert Walker, 126rev
road and the War for the Soul of Bush, George Walker, 126rev
America, 7” Fergus M. Bordewich, Bushnell, David, Jr., 104rev
review of, 126-128
Bowman, John, eo é
Bowman, Shearer Davis, 117rev Calhoon, Robert M., 281rev
Bowne, Eric E., The Westo Indians: Slave Calhoun, John C., 326rev, 327rev
Traders of the Early Colonial South, Camden: Historical Archaeoloing tyh e South
review of, 101-103 Carolina Backcountry, by Kenneth E.
Bragg, Braxton, 277rev Lewis, review of, 1 3-115
Bragg, C. L., rev. of A Confederate Cameron, Alexander, 304, 309, 312
Chronicle: The Life of a Civil War Sur- Canby, Henry Seidel, 317 rev
vivor, by Pamela Chase Hain, 278- Cann, Katherine, 112rev
280 Cape Fear, N.C.: regional formation in,
Braided Relations, Entwined Lives: The 175-177rev; religion and society in,
Women of Charleston's Urban Slave 332-335rev
Society, by Cynthia M. Kennedy, Carlton, David, 112rev
review of, 259-261 ; Carnegie, Andrew, 286ms
Brandon, Thomas, 189, 190, 192, 194 Carnival of Blood: Dueling, Lynching, and
Bric, Maurice J., 28lrev Murin Sdouteh Carroli na, 1880-1920,
Broadw ater, jeff, rev. of The Tar Heel by John Hammond Moore, review
State: A Historyo f North Carolina, by of, 330-332
Milton Ready, 178-180 Carolina Gazette, 200ms
Brodie, R. L., 130ms
Carolina Gold Rice: The Ebb and Flow His-
Brookgreen Farms, 130ms tory of a Lowcountry Cash Crop, by
Brooks, Jennifer, 125rev Richard Schulze, review of, 267—
Brooks, Richard, rev See: ‘ amden: Histori 268
cal Archaeology in the South 1 Carolina Carolina Yacht Club papers, 284-285ms
Backcountry, by = wshies E. Lewis, Carroll family, 338rev
113-115 Cash, E. B. C., 331rev
Brown, Cecil, 186rev Castion family, 152
Brown, Henry, 128rev Catholicism: in antebellum Charleston,
Brown, Henry Billings, 184rev 143-159; integration and, 124-
Brown, John, 28 125rev
Brown, Robert. L., 352ms Cauthen, Charles, South Carolina Goes to
Brown, Sarah Hart, 124rev War, 166rev
Brown v. Board of Education, 124 |26rev, Chaplin, Joyce, 318rev
179rev, sag v, 320re \ Chardon, Mr., 350ms
Broyles, Robert, 2 58rev Charitable organizations, 200-201ms
Bryan, William Je sien, 237 Charles, Allan D., rev. of A Doctor's
Buchanan, John, The Road to Guilford Toughest Case: A Girl, a Disease, a
Courthouse, 344 Medical University, by Walter
Bull family, 199-200ms; papers of, 351ms Bonner, 341-342
Bull, Elias Ball, papers of, 199-200ms Charleston: antebellum, black Catholics
Bull, Gracia C. Turnbull, 351ms n, 143-159; antebellum culture in,
Bull, William, 301 106-107rev; desegregation and edu-
Bull, William, Jr., 351ms cation in, 320-322rev; earthquake
Bull, William Izard, 351ms of 1886, 322—326rev; gravestone art
Bunyan, John, 68 of, 263—265rev; historical memory
Burke, Edmund, 314 of, 164-166rev; literr ary tradition of,
Burke, W. Lewis, and James Lowell 316-318rev; Navy Yard of, 271-
Underwood, eds., The Dawn of Reli- 273rev; papers of Elias Ball Bull,
gious Freedom in South Carolina, re- 199-200ms; urban slave society of,
view of, 261-263 259-261rev :
Burnard, Trevor, 282rev Charleston Battalion, 110-111rev
Burns, Ken, 166rev, 353ms Charleston Courier, 200ms
Burton, Orville, 263rev Charleston Herald, 200ms
INDEX, VOLUME 107 359
Charlestonians in War: The Charleston Bat- Col. William Hill's Memoirs, by William
talion, by W. Chris Phelps, review Hill, 187-196 passim, 343-346 passim
of, 110-111 Colonial era: Benjamin Franklin and,
Charleston Mercury, 118rev, 200ms 172-175rev; regionalism in, 175-
Charleston Morning Post, 200ms 177rev; slave trade in, 101-103rev;
Charleston News and Courier, 265—267rev South Carolina plantations during,
Charleston Reborn: A Southern City, Its 318-320rev
Navy Yard, and World War IL, by Combs, Diana WillEiaraly mGrasves,ton e
Fritz P. Hamer, review of, 271-273 Art in Georgia and South Carolina,
Chartrand, Louise, 155 264rev
“Chatterbox on the Family of Boxes,” by Commentaries on the Laws of England, by
Benjamin Franklin, 174rev William Blackstone, 281rev
Chesnut, John, 113rev Communism, integration and, 124rev
Cheves family, 130ms Commuofn Kiinshtip: iAnetebsellu m Fami-
Cheves, Isabella, 131ms lies and the Settlement of the Cotton
Cheves, Langdon, 130ms, 131ms Frontier, by Carolyn’ Earle
Childs, Francis, 174rev Billingsley, review of, 121-123
Chisolm, Alexander, 347ms Con fed e‘ racy: conse ription in, 275-
Chisolm, Robert, 348ms 277rev; South Carolina Sonosf Con-
Chrietzberg, Mrs., 151 federate Veterans records, 352-
Church of God, 241-242, 248-251, 253 353ms; Thomas L. Wragg and, 278-
Church records: St. Barnabas Chapel, 280rev
129-130ms; St. David’s Church, { Confederate Chronicle: The Life of a Civil
Cheraw, 198ms; St. Paul’s Episco- War Survivor, by Panels Chase
pal Church, Summerville, 129- Hain, review of, 278-280
130ms; Unitarian Church in Conscription, Confederate, 275-277rev
Charleston, 353ms Conser, Walter H., Jr., A Coat of Many
Cityo fH eroes: The Great Charleston I arth- Colors: Religion and Society along the
quake of 1886, by Richard N. Coté, Cape Fear River of North Carolina,
review of, 322—326 review of, 332-335
Civil War: bankruptcy during Recon- Cooper, Samuel, 276rev
struction, 171—172rev - the (C harles- Corley, Simeon, 269rev
ton Battalion, 110-11 lrev;: Confed- Lord Cornwallis, 189
erate conscription during, 275- he Correspondence of Sarah Morgan and
277rev, Letter: Anderson, S.C., Francis Warrington Dawson, with Se-
132ms; papers of E. M. Royall, sur- lected Editorials Written by Sarah
geon, 131-132ms; South Carolina Morgan for the Charleston News and
and, 166-167rev; women during, Courier, ed. Giselle Roberts, review
257-259rev; ThomasL . Wragg and, of, 265-267
278-280rev; William Lowndes Cété, Richard N., Ciotf Hyeroe s: The Great
Yancey and, 326-328rev Charleston Earthquake of 1886, review
Clarke, Elijah, 189, 195 of, 322-326
Clarke, Peter, 261rev, 263rev Cotton in antebellum south, 121-123rev
Class. See Social status Courtenay, William A., 323-326rev
Cleary, Ann E., 186rev Coverly, George Joseph, 157, 158
Clinton, Henry, 312 Cowen, Alfred, 277rev
Clyde, William P., 340rev Cox, Edward L., 281rev
A Coat of Many Colors: Religion and Soci- Cox, John D., Traveling South: Travel Nar-
ety along the Cape Fear River of North ratives and the Construction of Ameri-
Carolina, by Walter H. Conser, Jr., can Identity, review of, 119-121
review of, 332 —335 Crafts, Thomas, 285ms
Coclanis, Peter, 318rev Creévecoeur,J . Hector St. John de, 120rev,
Cohen, Edward, 153 121rev
Cohen, Eliza, 153 Crime, violent, 330-332rev
Cohen, Lester, The Revolutionary Histo- Cugoano, Ottobah, 281rev
ries: Contemporary Narratives of the Culture: in antebellum Charleston, 106—
American Revolution, 345 107rev; of Charleston, 316—-318rev;
travel narrativ es and, 119-121rev
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Cunningham, Ann Pamela, 326rev The Doct rine of the Unity of the Human
Cunningham, Louisa, 326rev Race, by John Bachman, 16-22, 24
Cunningham, Patrick, 308-309 25
Dougherty, John, 158
D Douglass, Frederick, 120rev, 127rev
Dal Lago, Enrico, Agrarian I lite S Ameri Downey, Tom, Plantinga Ci apita list South:
can Slaveowners and } Southern Italian Master, Merchants, and Manufactur
Landowners 1815 1861, review of, in the Southern helping. 1790
117-119 1860, rev 4" of, 115-117
Daniel, Charles I (1895 1964), 247 Doyle, Don H., me
Daniel, Peter, [85rev Draper, Lyman 3 ings Mountai
Lord Dartmouth, 307, 311 Its Heroes, 187
Darwin, Charles, The Origin¢ Drayton, Thomas, 350ms
Davidson family, 222 Drayton, William Henry, 188, 304, 309
Davidson, Donald, 317rev 310, 314
Davis, Amelia Van Corlandt Rutledge, DuBose, John W., 326rev
347ms Dueling, 330-332rev
Davis, Asa, 347ms Dulany family, 338re\
Davis, Jefferson, 118rev, 276rev, 279rev, Dulany, Daniel, Sr., 337rev
327rev, 348ms
Davis, John Martin, Jr., rev. of The Recon E
Earley, Lawrence S., Looking for Longleaf:
tion of Southern Debtors: Bank
wHphi j ftetro thley ‘ivil War, by Eliza- The Fall and Rise of an American For
beth Lee Thompson, 171-172 est, 180rev
Davis, N. Darnell, 170rev Early Gra vestone Art in Georgia and South
The Dawn of Religious Freedom in South Carolibyn Dai,an a Williams Combs
Carolina, ed. James | Ow ell 264re\
nderwood and W. Lewis Burke, Earthquake in Charleston, 1886, 322
review of, 261-263 326rev
Dawson, Capt., 348ms Economy: of antebellum south, 115
Dawson, Francis Warrington, 265 117rev; bankruptcy during Recon-
67re\ struction, 171—172rev
Dean family, 152 The Economyo f British America,b y Russell
R. Menard and John J. McCusker,
ye] pe 169rev
UU] Her SOUTH:
hea 0 NNi isnseretteo enthat h Cen Edelson, S. Max, Plantation Ente ‘prise i
Colonial South Carolina, review of,
Dehon, W. R 129ms 318-320
Delta Plantation slave records 131ms Edgar, Walter, Partisan and Redcoats, 343
Democratic Party : Dixiecrats and, 344
|26rev; during Reconstruc tion, Edings, Joseph D., 285ms
Edings, Julian, 286ms
270rev
Dennis, Jeffrey W., rev. of The Westo Indi Edings, Maude, 286ms
ans: Slave Traders of the Early Colo Edmonds, James, 32-96 passim
nial South, by Eric Bowne, 101 Education: desegregation and,
103 322a re, Rosenwald Sc hools,
Dent, Harry, 126rev 275rev; standardized tests and, 32
Desaussure, Wilding T., 35 lms 322rev
{ Devil and a Good Woman, To ), by Susan Edwards family, 131ms
Millar Williams, 317rev Eisenhower, Dwight D., 125rev
Dickinson, John, 337rev Elizabeth, a Barbot family slave, 154
Jilling, Freno, 340rev Elliott, Benjamin, 347ms_
Dimery, John, 217-218 Elliott, Samuel, 347ms
Dixiecrats, 125—126rev Ellis, Anne “Annie” Hunter, 130ms,
1 Doctor's Toughest Case: A Girl, a Dis 131ms
ease, a Medical University, by Walter Ellis, Augustus Van Horn, 131ms
Bonner, review of, 341-342 Embree, Edwin R., 274—275rev
INDEX, VOLUME 107 361
Empire and Nation: The American Revolu Franklin, Benjamin, 172-175rev: “Apol-
tion in the Atlantic Woreld. bdy E,li ga ogy for Printers,” 174rev;
H. Gould and PetS.e Ornuf , review “Chatterbox on the Family of
of, 280-282 Boxes,” 174rev; Pennsylvania Ga
in Empire Divided, by Andrew zette, 173—-174rev; Poor Richard's
O’Shaughnessy, 339rev Almanack, 173rev; South-Carolina
England, John, 145-148, 150, 155, 157, Gazette, 174rev
26lrev, 263rev Franklin, James, Jr., 174rev
Englishmen Transplanted: The English Franklin, William, 338rev
Colonization of Barbados, 1627 1660, Frasca, Ralph, Benjamin Franklin's Print
by Larry Gragg, 169rev ing Network: Disseminating Virtue in
Epting, Barbara, 351ms Early America, review of, 172-175
Epting, John Adam, 351ms Fremont, John C., 26
Equiano, Olaudah, 281rev Friendfield Plantation, 130ms
Erslev, Brit K., rev. of They Went intot he Fripp family, 199ms
Fig apheh eering! Confederate Conscrip From New Babylon to Eden: Phe Huguenots
tion 1 1 North ¢ ‘arolina, by Walter C. and Their Migration t¢ » Colonial South
Hndeweed Ill, 275-277 Carolina, by Bertrand Van
Ethnohistory, 101 103S rey Ruy mbeke, review of, 160-161
Evans, William, 348ms Frost family, 164rev, 165re\
Frost, Susan Pringle, 164rev
F Fultz, Michael, rev. of Paradoxes of De-
Fairclough, Adam, 124rev segregation: African American
“A Faithful Ambassador’: The Diary of re: bea for Educational Equity in
Rev. William Hutson, Pastor of the p: ig ton, South Carolina, 1926
Independent Meeting in Charles- 2, by R. Scott Baker, 320-322
ton, 1757-1761,” ed. by Daniel J. bisa c harles M., 151
ieee 32- i
A Faithful Heart: The Journals of Emmala G
Reed 1865and 11866, ed. by Robert R Gadsden, Philip, 129ms
Oliver, review of, 257-259 Gage, Alva, 353ms
Farley, Mrs., 151, 157 Gage, Thomas, 300, 301, 311
Farr, William, 190 Gaillard, Ann, 351ms
Federal bankruptcy legislation, 171 Gaillard, Tacitus, 351ms
172rev Gallay, Alan, 101rev
Feldman, Glenn, ed., Before Brown: Civil GGia lphin, George, 303, 306, 307, 311-313
Rights and White Backlash in the Mod Gamecock, by Robert D. Bass, 191
ern South, review of, 124-126 Gates, I oratio, 189, 190, 195
Ferguson, Patrick, 189 Gawan, Pe ter, 153
Fields, Mamie Garvin, 32 1rev Gazette of the State of South Carolina, 200ms
Fillmore, Millard, 26 Genovese, Eugene, 115rev
The Fire-Eatersb,y Eric H. Walther, Gerard-Honour family, 349ms
326rev
Fite, Gilbert C., 185re\ Gergel, Belinda, 262—263rev
Fitzsimons, Catherine, 118rev Gergel, Richard, 262—263rev
Folk art. See Art; Culture Lord George Germain, 301
Foner, Eric, Reconstruction: Americ Geronimo, a Northrup family slave, 155
Unfinished Revolution, 1863 ) 137 Gibbes, Robert Wilson, 22 ~
269rev Gignilliat family, Pigeon
Foote, Shelby, 166rev Gilman, Caroline fa 53ms
Ford, A. W., 130ms Gilman, Samuel, 353ms
Ford, F. W., 130ms Gist, Mrs., 201ms
Ford, Lacy, Jr., 115rev Glen, James, 299
C. L. Ford and Sons records, 130ms Gliddon, George, 23
Forster, Patricia: letter to the editor from, A Golden Haze of Memory: The Making of
343-346
187-196; response to, 197 Historic Charleston, by Stephanie E.
Foxworth, Percy, 130ms Yuhl, review of, 164-166
Francis family, 152 Goldsmith, Mary, 155
Francis, John, 152 Goldwater, Barry, 126rev
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Golightly, Culcheth, 200ms Hain, Pamela Chase, A Confederate
Gordon, Charles, 83, 91 Chronicle: The Life of a Civil War Sur-
Gottlieb, Agnes I looper, rev. of The Cor- vivor, review of, 278-280
responde nce of Sarah Morgan and Hales, Robert, 351ms
Francis Warrington Dawson, with Se- Hall, David, 174rev
lected Editorials Written by Sarah Hamer, Fritz P., Charleston Reborn: A
Morgan for the Charleston News and Southe rn City, Its Navy Yard, ‘i
Courier, ed. Giselle Roberts, 265 World War II, review of, 271-273
Hamilton, George, 157
267
Gould, Eliga H., and PeterS .O nuf, eds., Hamilton, Hagar, 157
Empire and Nation: The American Hammond, Samuel, 190
Revolution in the Atlantic World, re- Hampton, Wade, 172rev
view of, 280-282 Hannah, a slave of Mrs. A. Johnson, 157
Gragg, Larry: Englishmen Transplanted: Hanson, Eleanor Middleton Rutledge,
[he English Colonization of Barbados, 347ms
1627-1660, 169rev; rev. of Sweet Hanson, Ralph T., 347ms
Negotiations: Sugar, Slavery,and Plan Harper, Woodrow, Sr., 336rev
tation Agric ulture in Early Barbados, Harris, David Adam (1872-1930), 229
by Russell R. Menard, 169-170 Harris, Marc, 28lrev
Graham, Billy, 236 Harris, Margaret Della George, 229
Graves, John Temple, 256 Hart, Oliver, 53, 99
Graves, William T., James Williams: An Harvey, L. Brantley, papers of, 283-
American Patriot in the Carolina 284ms
Backcountry, letter to the editor re- Harvey, Lavinia, 283ms
garding review of, 187-197, 343- Harvey, W. ig y, Jr., 284ms
346 Haskins, Terry,2
Gravestone art, 263—265rev Heartley ’, James, 350ms
The’ Great Sea Island Storm of 1893, by Helsley, Alexia Jones, rev. of A New South
William Marscher and Fran Hunt Club: An Illustrated History of
Marscher, review of, 161-164 the Hilton Head Agricultural Society,
Green, James, 151 1917-1967,by Richard Rankin, 339-
Green, Lydia, 151 341
Greene, Nathanael, 191 Hendrickson, David C., 280rev
Gregg, William, 116rev Henry, a Dukes family slave, 155
Gregorie, A. F., 350ms Henson, Josiah, 127rev
Gregorie , Anne King, Thomas Sumter Henson, Mrs. E., 157
344 Herman, Bernard L., Town House: Archi-
Gregorie, James, 350ms tecture and Mat erial Life in the Early
Gregorie, Mary C., 350ms American City, 1780-1830, review of,
Gregorie, Mrs. A. F., 350ms 107-110
Gressette, Marion, 321rev Herr, David, 263rev
Grimball, Paul, Jr., 348ms Heyward family, 164rev; papers of, 349-—
Grimké family, 200ms 350ms
Guerard, Rosa, 351ms Heyward, DuBose, 165rev, 3l6rev;
Guerard, William B., 351ms Porgy, 165rev
Guerry, L. F., 219 Heyward, Elenita E. Taylor, 350ms
Gunderson, Joan R., 333rev Heyward, Esther, 350ms
Gunpowder plotsin revolutionary South Heyward, Susan Simmons, 349-350ms
Carolina, 297-315 Heyward, William Henry, 172rev; pa-
pers of, 349-350ms —
H Heyward, William Henry, Jr., 350ms
Haberland, Michelle, 186rev Heyward, William Manigault, 349ms
HadSadlly,e revn. of, Mid dle Temple Law Higginbotham, Don, 280rev
yers and the American Revolution, by Hil derman, Walter C., IIL, They Went into
Eric Stockdale and Randy J. Hol- the Fight Cheering! Confederate Con-
land, 232377 -3232 9 scription. in North Carolina, review
Hailes, Thomas, 351ms of, 275-277