Alabama Review 1994: Vol 47 Index

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Abolitionism, 47: 83-134 Asboth, Alexander S., 47: 26
Adair, William, 47: 103, 111 Ashworth, Virgis, 47: 257
Adams, Charles C., 47: 249, 254 Associated Industries of Alabama, 47:
Adams, Charles H., 47: 254 251, 265
Agee, James, 47: 199 Atkins, Jonathan M. Review of The Men
Alabama A&M College, 47: 289 and the Vision of the Southern Commercial
The Alabama Baptist, 47: 267-84 passim Conventions, 1845—1871 by Johnson, 47:
221-23
“Alabama Baptists and the Controversy
Atkins, Leah Rawls. Review of The Fire-
in the Southern Baptist Convention,
Eaters by Walther, 47: 63-65
1979-1991,” by David T. Morgan, 47:
Auburn University, 47: 285—99 passim
267-84
Autauga County, 47: 255-56
Alabama Chamber of Commerce, 47: 251
Ayers, Edward L., The Promise of the New
Alabama Cooperative Extension Service, South: Life After Reconstruction (review
47: 285-304 essay by John Herbert Roper), 47:
Alabama Cotton Growers Cooperative As- 56-62
sociation, 47: 301
Alabama Education Association, 47: 244, Baggett, Hudson, 47: 282, 283, 284
245, 247, 257, 260 Bagley, George, 47: 275
Alabama Education Commission, 47: 244, Bailey, Robert W., 47: 277
259 Baldwin County, 47: 253—54
“Alabama Farm Agents, 1914-1922,” by Bale o’ Cotton: The Mechanical Art of Cotton
Dwayne Cox, 47: 285-304 Ginning by Britton (reviewed by Nor-
Alabama Farm Bureau Cotton Marketing wood A. Kerr), 47: 146—47
Association, 47: 302 Bankhead, John Hollis, 47: 15
Alabama Farm Bureau Federation, 47: Bank of Huntsville, 47: 100, 101
245, 251, 299-302 Baptists, 47: 267-84
Alabama Farm Bureau News, 47: 302 Baptist Faith and Message Fellowship, 47:
Alabama Historical Association Award: 270-73
Clarke County Historical Society, 47: 56 Baptists Committed to the Southern Bap-
Alabama League of Municipalities, 47: tist Convention, 47: 282
245, 266 Barrytown, 47: 170
Alabama Mining Institute, 47: 265 Bascom, Henry, 47: 115, 117
Alabama Polytechnic Institute, 47: 285— Bass, Jack, Taming the Storm: The Life and
99 passim Times ofJ udge Frank M. Johnson, Jr., and
Alabama Power Company, 47: 265 the South’s Fight over Civil Rights (re-
Alabama State Baptist Convention, 47: viewed by Carl Grafton), 47: 305—07
267-84 Belser, James E., 47: 4
Alabama State Colonization Society, 47: Benjamin O. Davis, American: An Autobiog-
116-17 raphy by Davis (reviewed by Robert J.
Allured, Janet. Review of Sexual Power: Jakeman), 47: 65-67
Feminism and the Family in America by Bennett, Harold C., 47: 280
Johnston, 47: 73—74 Bentley, Jackie, 47: 284
American Anti-Slavery Society, 47: 131-— — Arthur W., Jr., Confederate Mo-
33 (reviewed by Harriet Amos-Doss),
American Colonization Society, 47: 109- é. 135-37
11, 114—29 passim Bergstresser, Jack R., Sr. Review of Indus-
Amos-Doss, Harriet. Review of Confederate try and Technology in Antebellum Ten-
Mobile by Bergeron, 47: 135—37 nessee: The Archaeology of Bluff Furnaces
Antislavery, 47: 83-134 by Council, Honerkamp, and Will, 47:
Armbrester, Margaret E. “Samuel UIl- 217-19
man: Birmingham Progressive,” 47 Bibb, William Wyatt, 47: 100
29-43 Bibb County, 47: 257
312 THE ALABAMA REVIEW
Bierce, Ambrose, 47: 174 Buchanan, 47: John, 47: 278
“The Big Mule Alliance’s Last Good Year: Buckner, Simon Bolivar, 47: 13
Thwarting the Patterson Reforms,” by Burnside by Marvel (reviewed by Harold
Carl Grafton and Anne Permaloff, 47: Selesky), 47: 139-42
243-66 Butler, Eugene, 47: 185-86, 187
Birmingham, 47: 30, 33-42 Butler, Tait, 47: 185
Birney, Agatha, 47: 104-05
Birney, Arthur Hopkins, 47: 119 Campbell, Thomas M., 47: 288—92, 294
Birney, James, Sr., 47: 85-88, 91, 99, 104, Canal, Indian Creek to Spring Creek, 47:
109 90
Birney, James Gillespie, 47: 83-134 Capote, Truman, 47: 199
Birney, Margaret, 47: 103 Carson, Clayborne, Ralph E. Luker, and
Birney, Martha Reed (daughter of Penny A. Russell, eds., The Papers of
James G.), 47: 121 Martin Luther King, Jr. Volume 1, Called
Birney, Martha Reed (mother of James G.), to Serve, January 1929—June 1951 (re-
47: 86 viewed by Clifton H. Johnson), 47:
Birney, William, 47: 87, 90 211-15
Bisagno, John, 47: 275 Carter, Charles, 47: 282, 284
Blacks, 47: 191-204 passim; farm agents Castleberry, Forrest, 47: 259
and extension work, 47: 285—86, 288- Chafin, Kenneth, 47: 273
92. See also Abolitionism; Free blacks; Chapman, Morris, 47: 275
Slavery Childs, Solomon, 47: 4
Blanchard, Paul, 47: 276 Chilton County, 47: 256
Blassingame, John W., and John R. Mc- Churches: Dauphin Way Baptist, 47: 272;
Kivigan, eds., The Frederick Douglass Mobile First Baptist, 47: 275; Roebuck
Papers: Series One: Speeches, Debates, Park Baptist, 47: 275; Shades Mountain
and Interviews. Volume V: 1881-1895 Baptist, 47: 282; Southside Baptist, 47:
(reviewed by Merton L. Dillon), 47: 275, 277, 278; Trussville First Baptist,
229-30 47: 267
Blood Brothers: A Short History of the Civil War Civil rights movement, 47: 202—04
by Vandiver (reviewed by Richard N. Civil War: literature, 47: 172-84; and
Current), 47: 223-25 Joseph G. Sanders, 47: 20-21
Boutwell, Albert, 47: 257 Clarke, Richard H., 47: 9-12
Bowen, Robert O., 47: 173 Claude Kirk and the Politics of Confrontation
Boyd, A. L., 47: 255 by Kallina (reviewed by Howard F. Ma-
Bradwell, Isaac G., 47: 21 han), 47: 235-37
Brandon, Betty. Review of The Fleming Clay, Clement Comer, 47: 98, 100, 10i-
Lectures 1937-1990: A Historiographical 02, 108
Essay by Noggle, 47: 147-50 Clay, Henry, 47: 83-113 passim
Brannan, L. W., 47: 254 Clayton, Lawrence A., Vernon James
Brannon, Peter A., 47: 21 Knight, Jr., and Edward C. Moore, The
Branyon, 47: 258 De Soto Chronicles: The Expedition of Her-
Braund, Kathryn E. Holland. Review of nando De Soto to North America in 1539-
The Georgia Gold Rush: Twenty-niners, 1543 (reviewed by Fred Lamar Pearson,
Cherokees, and Gold Fever by Williams, Ir.), 47: 308-10
47: 137-39 Clement, Marc Ray “Foots,” 47: 254-55
Breare, Joseph, 47: 27 Coffee, 47: 98
Britton, Karen Gerhardt, Bale o’ Cotton: The Collins, Charles, 47: 276
Mechanical Art of Cotton Ginning (reviewed Colonization. See Abolitionism
by Norwood A. Kerr), 47: 146-47 Comer, Hugh, 47: 259
Brundage, W. Fitzhugh, Lynching in the Committee of 100, 47: 265
New South: Georgia and Virginia, 1880- Confederate Mobile by Bergeron (reviewed
1930 (reviewed by William F. Holmes), by Harriet Amos-Doss), 47: 135-37
47: 233-35 “The Confederate Who Switched Sides—
Bryan, William Jennings, 47: 8 the Saga of Captain Joseph G. Sand-
Bryson, Bill, 47: 190 ers,” by Val L. McGee, 47: 20-28
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Constitution of 1819, 47: 108 1895, edited by John W. Blassingame
Cooper, Henry C., 47: 279-80 and John R. McKivigan, 47: 229-30
Cooper, J. Roland, 47: 265 Distinguished Shades: Americans Whose Lives
Coosa County, 47: 256 Live On by Filler (reviewed by Howard
Corder, Dewey, 47: 267 Mahan), 47: 71-72
Council, R. Bruce, Nicholas Honerkamp, Dixon, Frank, 47: 18, 253-58
and M. Elizabeth Will, Industry and Tech- Dobbins, Charles, 47: 5
nology in Antebellum Tennessee: The Ar- Dorsett, Joy, 47: 280
chaeology of Bluff Furnaces (reviewed by Dorsett, Wayne, 47: 274-75, 280
Jack R. Bergstresser, Sr.), 47: 217-19 Dothan, 47: 254
The County Farm Bureau, 47: 301 Dowell, Spright, 47: 299
Cox, Dwayne. “Alabama Farm Agents, Draughon, Ralph, 47: 246
1914-1922,” 47: 285-304 DuggJ.a F.,r 47,: 2 98
Cox, Samuel H., 47: 133-34 Dumas, Larry, 47: 265
Cozzens, Peter, This Terrible Sound: The Duncan, Luther N., 47: 299-301
Battle of Chickamauga (reviewed by Ter-
rence J. Winschel), 47: 225-26 Eagles, Charles W., Outside Agitator: Jon
Crawford, William H., 47: 100 Daniels and the Civil Rights Movement in
Crenshaw County, 47: 255 Alabama (reviewed by Virginia Van der
Crowder, Julia, 47: 279 Veer Hamilton), 47: 210-11
Crowder, Robert, 47: 279 Earthquakes, 47: 163-71
Cunningham, Emory, 47: 192-93, 194, Echols, George, 47: 27, 28
206 Eddins, E. O., 47: 263
Current, Richard N. Review of Blood Education: Birmingham, 47: 34-39;
Brothers: A Short History of the Civil War black, 47: 37-39; funding, 47: 244-66
by Vandiver, 47: 223-25 Egger, Bruce E., and Lee MacMillan Otts,
edited by Paul Roley, G Company's War:
Dallas, Alexander J., 47: 87 Two Personal Accounts of the Campaigns in
Davis, Albert, 47: 264-65 Europe, 1944-1945 (reviewed by Ed
Davis, Benjamin O., Benjamin O. Davis, Williamson), 47: 144—45
American: An Autobiography (reviewed by Eisenberg, Maurice, 47: 40
Robert J. Jakeman), 47: 65—67 Elections: 1820 legislative, 47: 96—97;
Dawkins, Joe, 47: 244-45 1822 senatorial, 47: 97; 1824 presi-
Dean, Lewis S. “Tecumseh’s Prophecy’: dential, 47: 96, 97; 1826 senatorial, 47:
The Great New Madrid Earthquakes of 98, 101; 1828 presidential, 47: 107;
1811-1812 and 1843 in Alabama,” 47: 1894 gubernatorial, 47: 7; 1896 guber-
163-71 natorial, 47: 6-12; 1896 presidential,
Decatur, 47: 170, 171 47: 8, 12-13; 1900 senatorial, 47: 14;
deGraffenried, Ryan, Sr., 47: 259 1902 gubernatorial, 47: 15; 1906 sena-
DeLatte, Carolyn E. Review of The Third torial, 47: 15; 1914 senatorial, 47: 15;
Door: The Autobiography of an American 1958 gubernatorial, 47: 243-44
Negro Woman by Tarry, 47: 215-17 Elmore County, 47: 256
Depressions: Panic of 1819, 47: 97, 100, Ely, Scott, 47: 173
102; Panic of 1893, 47: 36 Engel, William, 47: 258-59
The De Soto Chronicles: The Expedition of Engelhardt, Sam, 47: 249, 250
Hernando De Soto to North America in English, John W., 47: 189
1539-1543 by Clayton, Knight, and Ennels, Jerome A. Review of Segregated
Moore (reviewed by Fred Lamar Pear- Skies: All Black Combat Squadrons of
son, Jr.), 47: 308-10 WWII by Sandler, 47: 152-54
DeVira, James E. (Jim), 47: 188-89 “An Epithet for the Montgomery Advertiser
Dilday, Russell, 47: 273-74 or How ‘Grandma’ Got Her Name,” by
Dillon, Merton L. Review of The Frederick Grace Hooten Gates, 47: 3-19
Douglass Papers: Series One: Speeches, De- Escambia County, 47: 254
bates, and Interviews. Volume V: 1881— Etowah County, 47: 257-58
314 THE ALABAMA REVIEW
Evans, Clement A., 47: 21-22 Glasgow, Ellen, 47: 175
Extension Service. See Alabama Coopera- Glass, Frank P., 47: 10
tive Extension Service Gloster, Hugh, 47: 208
Goodson, Steve. Review of Singing Cow-
Fair to Middlin’: The Antebellum Cotton Trade
boys and Musical Mountaineers: Southern
of the Apalachicola/Chattahoochee River
Valley by Willoughby (reviewed by Har- Culture and the Roots of Country Music by
Malone, 47: 231-33
vey H. Jackson III), 47: 219-21
Goodwyn, Joe, 47: 255
Farmers Union, 47: 300-301
Grafton, Carl, and Anne Permaloff. “The
Farming, agents, 47: 285-304
Big Mule Alliance’s Last Good Year:
Faulkner, William, 47: 198
Thwarting the Patterson Reforms,” 47:
Fayette County, 47: 258 243-66
Ferris, William, 47: 200, 201-03
Grafton, Carl. Review of Taming the Storm:
Filler, Louis, Distinguished Shades: Ameri-
cans Whose Lives Live On (reviewed by The Life and Times of Judge Frank M.
JohnsonJ,r. , and the South’s Fight over Civil
Howard Mahan), 47: 71—72
Finley, Robert, 47: 109, 110 Rights by Bass, 47: 305—07
“Grandma” (epithet of Montgomery Adver-
Finney, Charles Grandison, 47: 105, 113
tiser), 47: 3-19
The Fire-Eaters by Walther (reviewed by Green, Beriah, 47: 84, 128
Leah Rawls Atkins), 47: 63-65 Green, W. Cooper, 47: 259
Fitzgerald, F. Scott, 47: 174
The Fleming Lectures 1937-1990: A Histo- Greene Academy (Huntsville), 47: 111
Groom, Winston, 47: 173
riographical Essay by Noggle (reviewed
by Betty Brandon), 47: 147-50 Grouby, E. A., 47: 255-56
Guilds, John Caldwell, Simms: A Literary
Florence, 47: 170, 171
Floyd, John Alex, Jr., 47: 206 Life (reviewed by Charles S. Watson),
47: 67-69
Folsom, James E., Sr., 47: 18—19, 245, 257
Gurley, Ralph R., 47: 114—31 passim
Foote, Shelby, 47: 199
Fort Barrancas (Pensacola), 47: 22, 25, 26
Fort St. Stephens, 47: 166 Haden, Harry, 47: 261-63, 264, 265
Fort Stoddert, 47: 166 Hahn, Aaron, 47: 40+
Fox, Stephen, 47: 282, 284 Hall, Grover Cleveland, Jr., 47: 18
Hall, Grover Cleveland, Sr., 47: 4—5, 18
Fox, William Price, 47: 199 Hall, James, 47: 168
Franklin, John Hope, 47: 200-201
Hall, Robert, 47: 280
The Frederick Douglass Papers: Series One:
Haltom, E. B., Jr., 47: 264
Speeches, Debates, and Interviews. Volume
V: 1881-1895, edited by John W. Hamilton, Virginia Van der Veer. Review
of Outside Agitator: Jon Daniels and the
Blassingame and John R. McKivigan
Civil Rights Movement in Alabama by
(reviewed by Merton L. Dillon), 47: Eagles, 47: 210-11
229-30
Hannah, Charles, 47: 276
Free blacks, 123-24
Harper, Mary, 47: 300
Free silver issue, 47: 7-8
Freehling, William W., 47: 197 Harvey, Jesse, 47: 257
Hasford, Gustav, 47: 173
Gates, Grace Hooten. “An Epithet for the Hawkins, Benjamin, 47: 163, 167
Montgomery Advertiser or How ‘Grandma’ Heflin, Howell, 47: 259
Got Her Name,” 47: 3-19 Heflin, Tom, 47: 5
G Company's War: Two Personal Accounts of Helms, Jesse, 47: 277
the Campaigns in Europe, 1944-1945 by Henley, Wallace, 47: 281, 284
Egger and Otts, edited by Roley (re- Henley School, 47: 35
viewed by Ed Williamson), 47: 144-45 Highway construction, 47: 249-66
The Georgia Gold Rush: Twenty-niners, Chero- Highway markers: Hale County, 47: 44;
kees, and Gold Fever by Williams (re- Montgomery County, 47: 45-52; Tus-
viewed by Kathryn E. Holland), 47: caloosa County, 47: 53
137-39 Hitchcock, Bert. “Two Alabama Contri-
German Society (Birmingham), 47: 35 butions to a Neglected Genre of Civil
Giyhan, Walter, 47: 265 War Literature,” 47: 172-84
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Hobbs, Herschel H., 47: 270, 284 litionism,” by Robert Paul Lamb, 47:
Hobson, Fred, 47: 198 83-134
Hobson, Richmond Pearson, 47: 15 Johnson, Clifton H. Review of The Papers
Hodgson, Joseph, 47: 10 of Martin Luther King, Jr. Volume 1,
Hollis, William, 47: 25-26 Called to Serve, January 1929—June 1951
Holmes, William F. Review of Lynching edited by Carson, Luker, and Russell,
in the New South: Georgia and Virginia, 47: 211-15
1880-1930 by Brundage, 47: 233-35 Johnson, Rheta Grimsley, 47: 199
Honerkamp, Nicholas, R. Bruce Council, Johnson, Vicki Vaughn, The Men and the
and M. Elizabeth Will, Industry and Tech- Vision of the Southern Commercial Con-
nology in Antebellum Tennessee: The Ar- ventions, 1845-1871 (reviewed by Jona-
chaeology of Bluff Furnaces (reviewed by than M. Atkins), 47: 221-23
Jack R. Bergstresser, Sr.), 47: 217-19 Johnston, Carolyn, Sexual Power: Feminism
Honeycutt, Roy, 47: 273-74 and the Family in America (reviewed by
Hooper, Johnson Jones, 47: 172 Janet Allured), 47: 73—74
Hopkins, Arthur Francis, 47: 97, 98, 111 Johnston, Joseph Forney, 47: 6—17
Houston County, 47: 254 Johnston, Leonard, 47: 256
How Private George W. Peck Put Down the Johnston, Mary, 47: 173, 174
Rebellion by George Wilbur Peck, 47: Jones, Joseph M., 47: 276
174 Jones, Maxine D. Review of Memories of the
Hudgins, Andrew, 47: 200 Southern Civil Rights Movement by Lyon,
Humor, Old southwestern, 47: 174-84 47: 150-51
passim Jones, Ralph, 47: 254
Huntsville, 47: 90—113 passim, 170 Joyner, Louis, 47: 197
Huntsville Presbyterian Church, 47: 105
Huntsville Tract Society, 47: 107 Kaemmerling, Russell, 47: 272
Hurston, Zora Neale, 47: 199 Kallina, Edmund F., Jr., Claude Kirk and
the Politics of C ion (reviewed by
Indians: Chickasaws, 47: 95, 163; Choc- Howard F. Mahan), 47: 235-37
taws, 47: 95, 107, 163; Creeks, 47: 95, Kaul, Hugh, 47: 245
163-64, 166-68; Seminoles, 47: 95; Kelly, Calvin, 47: 277
Shawnee, 47: 164 Kendall, R. G. (Bob), 47: 265
Industrial School for Girls (University of Kerr, Norwood A. Review ofB ale o’ Cotton:
Montevallo), 47: 14 The Mechanical Art of Cotton Ginning by
Industry and Technology in Antebellum Ten- Britton, 47: 146-47
nessee: The Archaeology of Bluff Furnaces Kimbrough, Zeke, 47: 246
by Council, Honerkamp, and Will (re- King, Martin Luther, Jr., 47: 204, 208
viewed by Jack R. Bergstresser, Sr.), 47: Kirby, Jack Temple, 47: 291
217-19 Knight, Vernon James, Jr., Lawrence A.
Ingram, Bob, 47: 263 Clayton, and Edward C. Moore, The De
In the Hands of Providence: Joshua L. Cham- Soto Chronicles: The Expedition of Her-
berlain and the American Civil War by nando De Soto to North America in 1539-—
Trulock (reviewed by Carol Reardon), 1543 (reviewed by Fred Lamar Pearson,
47: 226-29 Jr.), 47: 308-10
Kolb, Reuben F., 47: 7
Jackson, Andrew, 47: 95—96 Kuralt, Charles, 47: 195-96
Jackson, Harvey H., III. Review ofF airt o
Middlin’: The Antebellum Cotton Trade of Labaree, Benjamin, 47: 113
the Apalachicola/Chattahoochee River Valley Lamb, Robert Paul. “James G. Birney and
by Willoughby, 47: 219-21 the Road to Abolitionism,” 47: 83—134
Jackson, Lamar, 47: 275 Lance, Rick, 47: 279, 282-84
Jackson, Richard, 47: 274 Lauderdale County, 47: 258
Jakeman, Robert J. Review of Benjamin O. Lawrence County, 47: 257
Davis, American: An Autobiography by Lee, Harper, 47: 199
Davis, 47: 65-67 Lee County, 47: 256
“James G. Birney and the Road to Abo- Legislature, 47: 244-66
316 THE ALABAMA REVIEW
Lentz, Perry, 47: 174 Martin, Dan, 47: 280, 284
Letters to the editor, 47: 75-79 Marvel, William, Burnside (reviewed by
Life and Public Services of an Army Straggler Harold Selesky), 47: 139—42
by Kittrell J. Warren, 47: 174 Matamoras (steamer), 47: 25
Literature, Alabama and Civil War, 47: Meadows, Austin, 47: 246
172-84 Meek, A. B., 47: 172
Love, William, 47: 103 Memories of the Southern Civil Rights Move-
Lovejoy, Elijah, 47: 133 ment by Lyon (revibye Mwaxeined D.
Lucas, Dave E., 47: 272 Jones), 47: 150-51
Luker, Ralph E., Clayborne Carson, and The Men and the Vision of the SoutherConm -
Penny A. Russell, eds., The Papers of mercial Conventions, 1845—1871 by John-
Martin Luther King, Jr. Volume 1, Called son (reviewed by Jonathan M. Atkins),
to Serve, January 1929—June 1951 (re- 47: 221-23
viewed by Clifton H. Johnson), 47: Merchants’ and Planters Bank (Hunts-
211-15 ville), 47: 100
Lunn, Mark, 47: 196—97 Mitchell, Margaret, 47: 199
Lynching in the New South: Georgia and Mobile, 47: 117, 166
Virginia, 1880-1930 by Brundage Monroe County, 47: 254
(reviewed by William F. Holmes), 47: Montgomery Advertiser, 47: 3—19, 16
233-35 Montgomery County, 47: 255
Lyon, Danny, Memories of the Southern Civil Moore, David, 47: 96, 101—02
Rights Movement (reviewed by Maxine D. Moore, Edward C., Lawrence A. Clayton,
Jones), 47: 150-51 and Vernon James Knight, Jr., The De
Lytle, Andrew, 47: 173 Soto Chronicles: The Expedition of Her-
nando De Soto to North America in 1539-—
McCalla, Gary, 47: 193, 205, 207 1543 (reviewed by Fred Lamar Pearson,
McCormick, John, 47: 173 Jr), 47: 308-10
McCullers, Carson, 47: 199 Moore, Jack B., and Robert E. Snyder, Pi-
MacDowell, Agatha, 47: 88 oneer Commercial Photography: The Bur-
McGee, Val L. “The Confederate Who gert Brothers, Tampa, Florida (reviewed by
Switched Sides—the Saga of Captain Michael Thomason), 47: 142—44
Joseph G. Sanders,” 47: 20-28 Moore, Winfred, 47: 274
Mclver, D. W., 47: 10, 11 Morgan, David T. “Alabama Baptists and
McKenney, Thomas, 47: 168 the Controversy in the Southern Baptist
McKinley, John, 47: 97, 101-02, 104, 107 Convention, 1979-1991,” 47: 267—84
McKivigan, John R., and John W. Blas- Morgan, John Tyler, 47: 14, 15
singame, eds., The Frederick Douglass Morrow, W. C., 47: 174
Papers: Series One: Speeches, Debates,
and Interviews. Volume V: 1881-1895 Neely, Alan, 47: 274
(reviewed by Merton L. Dillon), 47: Nelson, C. P., 47: 246
229-30 New Madrid earthquakes, 47: 163—71
Madison County Bible Society, 47: 107 Newspapers: Birmingham Age-Herald, 47:
Madison County, 47: 89-113 passim 9, 42; Birmingham State, 47: 9; Bir-
Magazines: Southern Living, 185-209 mingham State-Herald, 47: 9-13; Blount
Mahan, Howard. Review of Distinguished County News-Dispatch, 47: 11; Coosa
Shades: Americans Whose Lives Live On by County Reporter, 47: 18; Evergreen Cou-
Filler, 47: 71-72 rant, 47: 11; Fort Payne Journal, 47: 11;
Mahan, Howard F. Review of Claude Kirk Hamilton Appeal, 47: 11; Huntsville
and the Politics of Confrontation by Kal- Democrat, 47: 101, 106, 107, 122; Hunts-
lina, 47: 235—37 ville Times, 47: 18; Huntsville Tribune,
Malone, Bill C., Singing Cowboys and Musi- 47: 11; Jacksonville Republican, 47: 11;
cal Mountaineers: Southern Culture and the Mobile Register, 47: 3; Montgomery Adver-
Roots of Country Music (reviewed by Steve tiser, 47: 3-19, 16; Montgomery Advertiser
Goodson), 47: 231-33 and Planters’ Gazette, 47: 4; Montgomery
March, William, 47: 172 Journal, 47: 11, 13-14, 18; Montgomery
Marshall, Thurgood, 47: 200 Planters’ Gazette, 47: 4; Montgomery Re-
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publican, 47: 4; Russell Register, 47: 11; Phillips, John Herbert, 47: 34, 36
Selma Times, 47: 11; Troy Democrat, 47: Pickens County, 47: 257
11 Pickett, Albert James, 47: 168
Newton, Alabama, 47: 24, 25, 26 Pierce, William, 47: 164—65
Noggle, Burl, The Fleming Lectures 1937— Pike County, 47: 255
1990: A Historiographical Essay (reviewed Pioneer Commercial Photography: The Bur-
by Betty Brandon), 47: 147—50 gert Brothers, Tampa, Florida by Snyder
Norman, Geoffrey, 47: 199 and Moore (reviewed by Michael Thom-
ason), 47: 142—44
Oates, William C., 47: 7 Poe, Clarence Hamilton, 47: 185
O'Connor, Flannery, 47: 198 Politics: Georgia faction, 47: 97, 99, 102,
O’Neal, Edward Asbury, 47: 301 108; Tennessee/North Carolina faction,
Otts, Lee MacMillan, and Bruce E. Egger, 47: 98, 99
edited by Paul Roley, G Company's War: Polk, Josiah F., 47: 110-11
Two Personal Accounts of the Campaigns in Polk, Leonidas L., 47: 185
Europe, 1944-1945 (reviewed by Ed Pope, LeRoy, 47: 100
Williamson), 47: 144—45 Populism, Populists, 47: 7, 11
Outside Agitator: Jon Daniels and the Civil Potts, A. D., 47: 23, 24
Rights Movement in Alabama by Eagles Potts, Earl, 47: 281, 284
(reviewed by Virginia Van der Veer Powell, William A. (Bill), Sr., 47: 270-72
Hamilton), 47: 210-11 Prairie Bluff, 47: 170
Owens, Guy, 47: 255 Pressler, Paul, 47: 268-74 passim, 277
Owens, M. O., Jr., 47: 270, 271, 272 Priestly, James, 47: 87
Progressive Farmer, 47: 185—86
Palmer, John M., 47: 13 Progressivism, Progressives, 47: 29-43
Palmer, R. C., 47: 259 passim
Panic of 1819, 47: 97, 100, 102 The Promise of the New South: Life After Re-
Panic of 1893, 47: 36 construction by Ayers (review essay by
The Papers of Martin Luther King, Jr. Vol- John Herbert Roper), 47: 56—62
ume 1, Called to Serve, January 1929- Prophet, The (brother of Tecumseh), 47:
June 1951 edited by Carson, Luker, and 164, 167-68
Russell (reviewed by Clifton H. Pruitt, Ira, 47: 246, 256-57, 263
Johnson), 47: 211-15
Parker, Arthur H., 47: 38 Race issue: 191—204 passim
Parker, Robert S., 47: 292-93 Randolph, Walter, 47: 245
Parrish, T. Michael, Richard Taylor: Soldier Reardon, Carol. Review of In the Hands
Prince of Dixie (reviewed by Francis C. of Providence: Joshua L. Chamberlain and
Steckel), 47: 69-71 the American Civil War by Trulock, 47:
Patterson, Albert, 47: 243, 255 226-29
Patterson, John M., 47: 243-66, 246 Reaves, Howard, 47: 275
Patterson, Paige, 47: 268-74 passim Reed, John, 47: 85-88, 109
Payne, Bill, 47: 204 Reed, John Shelton, 47: 189, 190-91, 192
Pearson, Fred Lamar, Jr. Review of The De Reform: abolitionism, 47: 83—104; educa-
Soto Chronicles: The Expedition of Her- tion, 47: 244—66; highway construction,
nando De Soto to North America in 1539-— 47: 249-66; Patterson administration,
1543 by Clayton, Knight, and Moore, 47: 243-66; temperance, 47: 106: taxa-
47: 308-10 tion, 47: 243-66
Peat, Issie, 47: 198, 200 Reid, Ed, 47: 266
Peck, George Wilbur, 47: 174—76, 179-84 Religiori: Baptists, 47: 267-84; evan-
Percy, Walker, 47: 198 gelical antislavery, 47: 104—34; Jews,
Permaloff, Anne, and Carl Grafton. “The 47: 29-43 passim
Big Mule Alliance’s Last Good Year: Rich, Michael, Jr., 47: 207-08
Thwarting the Patterson Reforms,” 47: Richard Taylor: Soldier Prince of Dixie by
243-66 Parrish (reviewed by Francis C. Steckel),
Persons, Gordon, 47: 19, 253 47: 69-71
Pettus, Edmund W., 47: 15 Right-to-work laws, 47: 253
318 THE ALABAMA REVIEW
Roads, 47: 247, 249 Music by Malone (reviewed by Steve
Robison, Vaughan Hill, 47: 246, 249 Goodson), 47: 231-33
Rogers, Adrian, 47: 268, 269, 270 Sketo, Bill, 47: 27
Roley, Paul, ed., Bruce E. Egger, and Lee Skipperville, 47: 24
MacMillan Otts, G Company's War: Two Slavery, 47: 93-134. See also Abolitionism
Personal Accounts of the Campaigns in Eu- Sledge, Eugene B., 47: 173
rope, 1944-1945 (reviewed by Ed Wil- Sloss Iron and Steel Company, 47: 7
liamson), 47: 144—45 Smith, Albert Lee, 47: 277—78, 283, 284
Roper, John Herbert. Review essay on The Smith, Eunice Waldorf, 47: 278
Promise of the New South: Life After Recon- Smith, Holland M. (“Howling Mad”), 47:
struction by Ayers, 47: 56—62 172-73
Rose, Frank, 47: 246 Smith, Joseph W., 47: 246, 249
Rosenfield, Reese (Maurice), 47: 31 Smith-Lever Act, 47: 285-301 passim
Rosenfield, Ullie (Samuel Ullman), 47: 3/ Snyder, Robert E., and Jack B. Moore, Pi-
Rozell, Hugh, 47: 254 oneer Commercial Photography: The Bur-
Rubin, Louis D., Jr., 47: 198 gert Brothers, Tampa, Florida (reviewed by
Russell, Penny A., Clayborne Carson, and Michael Thomason), 47: 142—44
Ralph E. Luker, The Papers of Martin Lu- The Southern Baptist Advocate, 47: 272
ther King, Jr. Volume 1, Called to Serve, Southern Baptist Alliance, 47: 274
January 1929—June 1951 (reviewed by Southern Baptist Convention, 47: 267—84
Clifton H. Johnson), 47: 211-15 The Southern Baptist Journal, 47: 270-71
Russell County, 47: 256 Southern Living, 47: 185-209
Southern Progress Corporation, 47: 186,
191
“Safe to Have on Your Coffee Table: Spanger, Frank, 47: 17, 16
Southern Living Reconsidered,” by John Speaks, Francis, 47: 256
White, 47: 185-209 Spong, A. M., 47: 11
Sager, Doug, 47: 275, 279, 283 Spurling, A. B., 47: 23
“Samuel Ullman: Birmingham Progres- Stanley, Charles, 47: 279, 280
sive,” by Margaret E. Armbrester, 47: Steckel, Francis C. Review of Richard Tay-
29-43 lor: Soldier Prince of Dixie by Parrish, 47:
Sanders, Elizabeth Dozier, 47: 23—24, 28 69-71
Sanders, Joseph G., 47: 20-28 Steiner, Sigfried, 47: 36
Sandler, Stanley, Segregated Skies: All Black Sterne, Mervyn H., 47: 244
Combat Squadrons of WWII (reviewed by Stribling, T. S., 47: 173
Jerome A. Ennels), 47: 152-54 Styron, William, 47: 199
The Saturday Service League, 47: 292 Sullivan, 47: 199
Screws, Emily Holt, 47: 6 Sumter County, 47: 256—57
Screws, William Wallace, 47: 6—17
Segregated Skies: All Black Combat Squad- Tait, Charles, 47: 100
rons of WWII by Sandler (reviewed by Taming the Storm: The Life and Times of
Jerome A. Ennels), 47: 152—54 Judge Frank M. Johnson, Jr., and the
Selesky, Harold. Review of Burnside by South’s Fight over Civil Rights by Bass (re-
Marvel, 47: 139-42 viewed by Carl Grafton), 47: 305-07
Selma, 47: 169—70 Tappan, Lewis, 47: 133
Sexual Power: Feminism and the Family in Tarry, Ellen, The Third Door: The Auto-
America by Johnston (reviewed by Janet biography of an American Negro Woman
Allured), 47: 73-74 (reviewed by Carolyn E. DeLatte), 47:
Shackleford, Alvin, 47: 280, 284 215-17
Sherman, Cecil, 47: 273 Taxation: property, 47: 244-66, esp.
Silver, free coinage of, 47: 7-8 260-66
Simmons, Randall K., 47: 276—77 Tecumseh, 47: 163-64, 166-69
Simms: A Literary Life by Guilds (reviewed “*Tecumseh’s Prophecy’: The Great New
by Charles S. Watson), 47: 67-69 Madrid Earthquakes of 1811—1812 and
Singing Cowboys and Musical Mountaineers: 1843 in Alabama,” by Lewis S. Dean,
Southern Culture and the Roots of Country 47: 163-71
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Temple Emanu-El (Birmingham), 47: Vines, Jerry, 47: 272, 274
39-42 Vining, John, 47: 96
Tenancy, 47: 294, 297
The Third Door: The Autobiography of an Walker, Alice, 47: 199
American Negro Woman by Tarry (re- Walker, John W., 47: 100, 108
viewed by Carolyn E. DeLatte), 47: Walker, Samuel, 47: 97
215-17 Walther, Eric H., The Fire-Eaters (reviewed
This Terrible Sound: The Battle of Chick- by Leah Rawls Atkins), 47: 63-65
amauga by Cozzens (reviewed by Ter- Warren, Kittrell, 47: 174-79, 183-84
rence J. Winschel), 47: 225—26 Warren, Robert Penn, 47: 198
Thomason, Michael. Review of Pioneer Washington, 47: 288
Commercial Photography: The Burgert Washington County, 47: 254
Brothers, Tampa, Florida by Snyder and Watson, Charles S. Review of Simms: A Lit-
Moore, 47: 142—44 erary Life by Guilds, 47: 67-69
Thompson, Edward W., 47: 4 Weld, Theodore, 47: 113-15, 116, 118,
Tondera, Steve, 47: 276, 281-82, 284 130, 133, 134
Triana, 47: 90, 102 Wetumpka, 47: 170
Troops: Dale County Home Guard, 47: Whaley, Mr., 47: 5
22, 24, 25, 27; First Florida Cavalry Whistling Dixie, 47: 192
Volunteers, 47: 22-23, 25; Lawton- White, John. “Safe to Have on Your Cof-
Gordon-Evans_ Brigade, 47: 21; fee Table: Southern Living Reconsid-
Mitchell Guards, 47: 20; Second Maine ered,” 47: 185-209
Regiment, 47: 23; Sixteenth Mississippi Wiebel, Arthur V., 47: 258-59
Regiment, 47: 32; Thirty-First Georgia Will, M. Elizabeth, R. Bruce Council, and
Infantry Regiment, 47: 20-21; Thirty- Nicholas Honerkamp, Industry and Tech-
Third Alabama, 47: 27 nology in Antebellum Tennessee: The Ar-
Trulock, Alice Rains, In the Hands of Provi- chaeology of Bluff Furnaces (reviewed by
dence: Joshua L. Chamberlain and the Jack R. Bergstresser, Sr.), 47: 217-19
American Civil War (reviewed by Carol Williams, David, The Georgia Gold Rush:
Reardon), 47: 226-29 Twenty-niners, Cherokees, and Gold Fever
Tuckabatchee, 47: 163, 166, 167 (reviewed by Kathryn E. Holland), 47:
Tucker, George, 47: 115-16 137-39
Tucker, Hayes, 47: 244 Williamson, Ed. Review of G Company's
Tullos, Allen, 47: 192, 193, 194 War: Two Personal Accounts of the Cam-
Turner, Alton, 47: 264 paigns in Europe, 1944-1945 by Egger
Tuscaloosa, 47: 116, 169, 171 and Otts, edited by Roley, 47: 144-45
Tuscaloosa County, 47: 257 Willoughby, Lynn, Fair to Middlin’: The
Tuscumbia, 47: 170 Antebellum Cotton Trade of the Apalachi-
Tuskegee Institute, 47: 286, 288-89 cola/Chattahoochee River Valley (reviewed
Tutwiler, Henry, 47: 115-16 by Harvey H. Jackson III), 47: 219-21
“Two Alabama Contributions to a Ne- Wills, Andrew, 47: 101
glected Genre of Civil War Literature,” Winschel, Terrence J. Review of This Terri-
by Bert Hitchcock, 47: 172—84 ble Sound: The Battle of Chickamauga by
Cozzens, 47: 225-26
U.S. Steel, 47: 265 Winston County, 47: 258
Ullman, Emma, 47: 34 Wolfe, Fred, 47: 274—75, 280
Ullman, Jacob, 47: 30 Wolfe, Thomas, 47: 199
Ullman, Lena Goldsmith, 47: 30 Women, and extension work, 47: 293
Ullman, Samuel, 47: 29-43, 3] Woodward, C. Vann, 47: 199
University of Alabama, 47: 14 Wright, Elizur, 47: 133
University of Montevallo (Industrial Wright, Richard, 47: 199
School for Girls), 47: 14
Young, Andrew, 47: 204
Vandiver, Frank E., Blood Brothers: A Short Young, Dianne, 47: 198, 200
History of the Civil War (reviewed by “Youth,” by Samuel Ullman, 47: 29-30,
Richard N. Current), 47: 223—25 43