Alabama Review 2001: Vol 54 Index

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Belser, Thomas, 54: 138 Calhoun, Carroll. Review of Shared Tradi-
Benchley, Robert, 54: 286 tions: Southern History and Folk Culture by
Bentley, Charles, 54: 132 Joyner, 54: 77-78
Benton, Jeffrey C., compiler, The Very Worst Calvary Baptist Temple (Montgomery), 54:
Road: Travellers’ Accounts of Crossing Ala- 187
bama’s Old Creek Indian Territory, 1820- Campbell, Robert, 54: 197
1847, 54: 158 Canby, E. R. S., 54: 246-69 passim, 250
“Bibliography on the History of Alabama Carpetbaggers, 54: 10-11
Agriculture and Rural Life, 1820-1945,” Carrier, Jeffrey, 54: 288
54: 148, 150 Carroll, Nicki Walker. Review of Rich Man’s
Bingham, Arthur, 54: 29 War: Class, Caste, and Confederate Defeat in
Bingham, Daniel H., 54: 11 the Lower Chattahoochee Valley by Williams,
Binney, Constance, 54: 288, 293 54: 154-55
Black Jacks: African American Seamen in the Carter, Arthur B., The Tarnished Cavalier:
Age of Sail by Jeffrey (reviewed by Frank Major General Earl Van Dorn, C.S.A. (re-
Lawrence Owsley Jr.), 54: 65-66 viewed by Michael Thomas Smith), 54:
Black, Hugo, 54: 169-78 306-7
Boettcher, Bobby, 54: 122, 138 Carter, Asa, 54: 111
Bolster, W. Jeffrey, Black Jacks: African Ameri- Case, Frank, 54: 286
can Seamen in the Age of Sail (reviewed by Cauble, Felicia, 54: 291-92
Frank Lawrence Owsley Jr.), 54: 65-66 Chadick, Mrs. W. D., 54: 91-92, 9!
Bowen, Matilda, 54: 45 Chalker, T. P., 54: 178-79
Bowler, David, 54: 187-88 Chalmers,J ., 54: 43
Boyd, Charlene, 54: 189 Chandler, Michael, 54: 201
Brantley, William H., 54: 19 Chapman, Elizabeth Humes, 54: 94-95, 99
Brennan, William, 54: 183 Chapman, Walter, 54: 261, 264
Brewton, 54: 108 Chase Brothers, 54: 95
Brian, Denis, 54: 279 The Children Coming On . . . : A Retrospective of
Brooke, James A., 54: 181 the Montgomery Bus Boycott by Gray, Leven-
Brown, Roberts H., 54: 118 thall, Sikora, and Thornton (reviewed by
Browning, Judkin. Review of Struggle for Dixie Crawford Hicks), 54: 223-24
the Round Tops: Law's Alabama Brigade at Chisholm, M. A., 54: 21-23
the Battle of Gettysburg, July 2-3, 1863 by Christ Church (Tuscaloosa), 54: 6
Penny and Laine, and Southerners at War: Christian, George C., 54: 41
The 38th Alabama Infantry Volunteers by Christian, Sam, 54: 114
Green, 54: 156-57 Christianity in Appalachia: Profiles in Regional
Bryan, John W., 54: 179 Pluralism edited by Leonard (reviewed by
Bryan, William Jennings, 54: 99 Robert J. Vejnar 11), 54: 234-35, 242
Buford, Abraham, 54: 40-43 Churches of Christ, 54: 179-80, 192
BullingtoJni,m , 54: 121 Citizens’ Councils, 54: 110, 119, 121-22,
Burger, Warren E., 54: 199 174-75
Burnet, Colonel, 54: 217 Civil War, 54: 243-75; in Huntsville, 54:
Burtwell, John Robertson Bedford, 54: 50 90-9 3
But Now I See: The White Southern Racial Con- Clark, Leroy, 54: 127
version Narrativeb y Hobson (reviewed by Clark, Lincoln, 54: 7
Jack Bass), 54: 228-30 Clark, Tom, 54: 171-72
Butler, Steven R., ed., The Eutaw Rangers in Clemson Agricultural College of South
the War with Mexico: The Mexican War Jour- Carolina, 54: 129
nal and Letters of Capt. Sydenham Moore and Clinton, 54: 48
the Mexican War Journal of Pot. Stephen F- Cody, “Buffalo Bill,” 54: 99
Nunnalee, Company D, First Regiment of Ala- Colbert, George (Tootemastubbe), 54: 212,
bama Volunteers (veviewed by James M. 218
McCaffrey), 54: 74-75 Colbert, James, 54: 212
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Colbert, James Logan, 54: 212 Cush: A Civil War Memoir by Sprott, edited by
Colbert, Joseph, 54: 212, 218 Smith and Quist, 54: 309
Colbert, Levi (Itawamba Mingo), 5
218 Dallas Mills, 54: 96-97
Colbert, Samuel, 54: 212, 218 Daniel Pratt: Preservation of a Dream (film) by
Colbert, William, 54: 212, 218 PFL. Consultants (reviewed by Michael
Coleman, Augustus A., 54: 21-23 Thomason), 54: 300-301
Collier, Redus, 54: 118 Davidson, James E., 54: 177-78
Columbiana, 54: 49-50 Davis, Samuel, 54: 84
Colvin, Mark, Penitentiaries, Reformatories, Day, James Sanders. Review of Belmont Coal
and Chain Gangs: Social Theory and the His- Mines of Jackson County, Alabama (1877-
tory of Punishment in Nineteenth-Century 1940) by Page, 54: 304—6
\merica (reviewed by William Warren —. Review of The Tennessee Encyclopedia of
Rogers), 54: 66-69 History and Culture edited by West, 54:
"‘Contlicting Rights and Religious Liberty: 75-76
The School-Praver Controversy in Ala- Decatur, 54: 52
bama, 1962-1985.” by Burt Rieff, 54: Democratic party, 54: 3-32 passim
164-207 Densmore, Daniel, 54: 258-61
Conservative party. See Democratic party. Denton, Jeremiah, 54: 187, 201
Constitutional conventions: 1865, 54:9; Desegregation: of Auburn University, 54:
1867, 54: 9-18 104-44
Constitutions: 1901, 54: 107; United States, Dickson, Martha Lee, Gordon, Alabama: Pio-
54: 164-207 neer Riverboat Town: Southern Terminus of
Cottage Hill Baptist Church, 54: 192, 194 Alabama's Chattahoochee River Trace, 54: 308
Court cases: Abington School District v Schempp, Dillard, Philip D., and Randal L. Hall, eds.,
54: 171, 179-86 passim, 200; Baker v Carr, The Southern Albatross: Race and Ethnicity
54: 169; Brown v Board of Education of in the American South, 54: 238-39
Topeka, 54: VOR, 110, 115, 169, 170, 174; Dinsmore, Jim, 54: 121-22, 138
Chandler v James, 54: 201; Chisholm, Comp- Doar, John, 54: 105-35 passim
troller v Coleman, 54: 20-23, 29; Engel v Doublehead, 54: 218
Vitale, 54: 168-206 passim; Ex parte Screws, Douglas, Ann, 54: 277-79
54: 29-30; Fitzpatrick, Executor v Hearne, Douglas, John, 54: 106
26-27; Griffin v Illinois, 54: 169: Jaffree v Douglas, William O., 54: 167
Board of School Commissioners of Mobile Dovle, Dr., 54: 52, 53
County, 54: 163-64, 185, 188-201 (see Drake,J . F., 54: 113
also Wallace v Jaffree); Lee v Weisman, 54: Draughon, Ralph Brown, 54: 105, 111-44,
200; Martin v Hewitt, 54: 21, 25-26: Plessy 118
v Ferguson, 54: 108, 112; Powell, Guardian Drew, Charles, 54: 258-59
v Boon and Booth, Administrators, 54: 21, Duckworth, William C., Jr., and R. B. Rosen-
23-25; Roe v Wade, 54: 174; Sanders et al. burg, eds. “The Washington Pickens
v Cabaniss, 54: 28, 29; Santa Fe v Doe, 54: Nance Letters, March-December 1864.”
200; Stone v Graham, 54: 184; Torcaso v 54: 33-53
Watkins, 54: 169; Wallace v Jaffree, 54: 198- Dunbar, William, 54: 209-10, 216, 217
201, 206; Weaver et al. v Lapsley, 54: 28: Duncan, Luther Noble, 54: 112
West Virginia State Board of Education v Dunn, Bertha, 54: 118
Barnette, 54: 168; Yates v US, 54: 169 Dver, Dawn Michele. Review of Where the
Courtland, 54: 51 Wild Animals Is Plentiful: Diary of an Ala-
Cowart, H. Moss, 54: 141 bama Fur Trader's Daughter, 1912-1914 by
Cranston, Alexander and Smith, 54: 210 Jordon, edited by Baldwin, 54: 230-32
Crawford, Ed, 54: 129
Criner brothers, 54: 84 “E. W. Peck: Alabama's First Scalawag Chief
Crothers, Rachel, 54: 288, 29% Justice,” by Joel D. Kitchens, 54: 3-32
Crowninshield, Frank, 54: 287 East, James, 54: 45
Cummings Research Park, 54: 102 East, Robert, 54: 47
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East, Thomas, 54: 49 Folsom, James (“Big Jim”), 54: 110
Education, 54: 104-44; school prayer, 54: Folsom, Wyman, 54: 269-70
164-207 Foner, Eric, 54: 202
Elliott, Emily, 54: 90 Forged in Battle by Joseph Glatthaar, 54: 243-
Elliou, William, 54: 90 15
Ellis, Harvey W., 54: 6 Forrest, Nathan Bedford, 54: 38-51 passim;
Elmore, Ann, 54: 26 244, 256, 260
Elvton, 54: 5 Fort Barrancas, 54: 247, 248
Emancipation, 54: 268 Fort Blakely, 54: 244-72, 250
Englehart, Sam, 54: 110 Foster, Clifton Dale. “Fertile Fields: The
Episcopal Female Seminary (Tuscaloosa), United States Agricultural Information
54:6 Network Preservation Project in’ Ala-
Epps, Joseph, 54: 114 bama,” 54: 145-50
The Kutaw Rangers in the War with Mexico: The Foy, Jim, 54: 121
Mexican War Journal and Letters of Capt. Sy- Franchise. See Suffrage
denham Moore and the Mexican War Journal Franklin, Harold Alonza, 54: 104-44, 137,
of Put. Stephen F Nunnalee, Company D, 139
First Regiment of Alabama Volunteers edited Freedmen, 45: 3-27 passim.
by Butler (reviewed by James M. McCat- Freedom Riders, 54: 127
frev), 54: 74-75 Frith, J. Aaron. Review of A Sense of Place:
kvery Other Sunday: The Story of the Birming- Birmingham's Black Middle-Class Commu-
ham Black Barons by Fullerton (reviewed nity, 1890-1930b y Feldman, 54: 224-26
by Bill O'Neal), 54: 226-28 Fullerton, Christopher D., Every Other Sun-
day: The Story of the Birmingham Black Bar-
Fairfield, 54: 108 ons (reviewed by Bill O'Neal), 54: 226-28
Fallin, Wilson, Jr, The African American Funchess, Linwood, 54: 129-30
Church in Birmingham, Alabama, 1815-
1963: A Shelter in the Storm (reviewed by Gantt, Harvey, 54: 129
Edward L. Wheeler), 54: 69-72 Georgia Institute of Technology, 54: 128-29
Falwell, Jerry, 54: 185, 187 Gill, Brendan, 54: 280, 287
Farragut, David Glasgow, 54: 246 Givhan, Walter, 54: 110, 121
Faubus, Orville, 54: 109 Glatthaar, Joseph, Forged in Battle, 54: 243-45
Feldman, Lynne B., A Sense of Place: Birming- God's Long Summer: Stories of Faith and Civil
ham’s Black Middle-Class Community, 1890- Rights by Marsh (reviewed by Patricia
1930 (reviewed by ]. Aaron Frith), 54: Sullivan), 54: 151-52
224-26 Gordon, Alabama: Pioneer Riverboat Town:
“Fertile Fields: The United States Agricul- Southern Terminus of Alabama's Chatta-
tural Information Network Preservation hoochee River Trace by Dickson, 54: 308
Project in Alabama,” by Clifton Dale Fos- Goldwyn, Samuel, 54: 289
ter, 54: 145-50 Graetz, Robert S., A White Preacher's Memoir:
\ Five You Can't Put Out: The Civil Rights Life The Montgomery Bus Boycott, 54: 79
of Birmingham's Reverend Fred Shuttlesworth Graham, Billy, 54: 172
by Manis (reviewed by Susan Youngblood Grant, Ulvsses S., 54: 246
Ashmore), 54: 301-4 Gray, Fred, 54: 127-34
Fisk, Sarah Huff, 54: 90, 94 Gray, Fred D., Leventhal, Sikora, and Thorn-
Fitzgerald, Michael W. “Another Kind of ton, The Children Coming On
Glory: Black Participation and Its Conse- spective of the Montgomery Bus Boycott (ve-
quences in the Campaign for Confeder- viewed by Dixie Crawford Hicks), 54:
ate Mobile.” 54: 243-75 223-24
Fitzpatrick (plaintiff in Fitzpatrick, Executor v Green, Arthur E., Southerners at War: The 3s
Hearne), 54: 26-27 Alabama Infantry Volunteers (veviewed by
Flynt, Wavne. Review of Tivo-Party Politics in Judkin Browning), 54: 156-57
the One-Party South: Alabama's Hill Coun- Greensboro, 54: 48
try, 1874-1920b y Webb, 54: 221-22 Grierson, Benjamin H., 54: 38, 40
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Griffen, Albert, 54: 10-11 Latour (reviewed by David S. Heidler),
Griffin, Willie Ray, 54: 141 54: 232-33
Groce, W. Todd, Mountain Rebels: East Ten- A History of Madison County and Incidentally
nessee Confederates and the Civil War, 1860- of North Alabama, 1732-1840 by Tavlor,
1870, 54: 308-9 54: 89
Gulf Chemical Warfare Depot, 54: 100 Hiwassee, 54: 216, 220
Hobbs, Herschel H., 54: 177
Hale, Max, 54: 130, 135 Hobson, Fred, But Now I See: The White South-
Haley, Paul S., 54: 118 ern Racial Conversion Narrative (reviewed
Hall, Randal L., and Philip D. Dillard, eds., by Jack Bass), 54: 228-30
The Southern Albatross: Race and Ethnicity Hoffman, Catherine A., 54: 23-24
in the American South, 54: 238-39 Holmes, Donald G., 54: 184—5
Halsey, Charles H., 94-95 Holmes, Hamilton, 54: 118-19
Hamilton, Virginia Van der Veer, 54: 171 Holyoke, 54: 253, 250
Hammons, Abe, 54: 189 Hone, Christopher, 54: 94
Hand, W. Brevard, 54: 196-98 Hood, James, 54: 142
Haney, W. C., 54: 41 Howell,]. , 54: 46
Haney, W. ]., 54: 41 Howland, Jobyna, 54: 287
Harless, L. D., 54: 179-80 Hubbert, Paul, 54: 173, 192
HarrisJ., J .,5 4: 247-48 Hunt, John, 54: 84, 86
Hatch, Robert C., 54: 125 Hunter, Charlayne, 54: 118-19
Hathorn, Stacve, and Robin Sabino. “Views Huntsville, 54: 83-103
and Vistas: Traveling through the Choc- Huntsville Arsenal, 54: 100-101
taw, Chickasaw, and Cherokee Nations in Huntsville Wholesale Nurseries, 54: 96
1803,” 54; 208-20 Hutchinson, Bud, 54: 123
Haughey, Thomas, 54: 13 Hyatt, Ca. J., 54: 53
Hawkins, John, 54: 53
Hawkins, John P., 54: 251-55 Indians: Cherokee, 54: 208-20; Chicka-
Heflin, Howell, 54: 187, 200-201 mauga, 54: 215-16; Chickasaw, 54: 208-
Heidler, David S. Review of Historical Memoir 20; Choctaw, 54: 208-20
of the War in West Florida and Louisiana Irving, Washington, 54: 87
in 1814-15, with an Atlas by Latour, 54: ““I Shall Make Good Big’: The Algonquin
232-33 Correspondence of Tallulah Bankhead,
Heller, Richard Alan, 54: 114-15 1918-1920,” by Carolyn Terry Bashaw,
Hester, Gwendolyn Lynette, Sumter County, 54: 276-99
Alabama, Wills: 1828-1872, Mortality Sched- Israel, Jim, 54: 113
ules: 1850-1880 (reviewed by Antoinette Israel, Lee, 54: 292
J. Segraves), 54: 153-54 Ivey, Turner, 54: 137-38
Hewitt (plaintiff in Martin v Hewitt), 54:
25-26 Jaffree, Chioke, 54: 188-89, 194, 200
Hicks, Dixie Crawford. Review of The Chil- Jaftree, Ishmael, 54: 163-64, 185, 188-206
dren Coming On > A Retrospective of the Jaffree, Jamael Aakki, 54: 188
Montgomery Bus Boycott by Gray, Leven- Jaffree, Makeba, 54: 188
thall, Sikora, and Thornton, 54: 223-24 Jaffree, Mozelle, 54: 188
Highway markers: Autauga County, 54: 54- James, Bobbie, 54: 175, 191, 196
55; Baldwin County, 54: 55-56; Jefferson James, Darwin, Jr., 54: 281, 292
County, 54: 56; Madison County, 54: 56- James, Fob IIT, 54: 191, 196
57; Marion County, 54: 57; Montgomery James, Forrest (“Fob”)J,r , 54: 164, 190-91,
County, 54: 57-59; Tallapoosa County, 195-98, 201, 203
54: 59-61; Tuscaloosa County, 54: 62 Jefferson, Thomas, 54: 165-66, 199, 209-10
Hillman, Joseph, 54: 35 Jehovah's Witnesses, 54: 168
Hinds, Levi, 54: 84 Joel D. Kitchens. “E. W. Peck: Alabama's
Historical Memoir of the War in West Florida First Scalawag Chiet Justice,” 54: 3-32
and Louisiana in 1814-15, with an Atlas by Johnson, Andrew, 54: 5, 9
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Johnson, Frank M., Jr., 54: 127-36 Profiles in Regional Pluralism (reviewed by
Johnson, Gilbert Motier Lafayette, 54: 93 RobertJ . Vejnar I), 54: 234-35, 242
Johnson, Jeannie Rainwater, A Look Back: A Leventhall, Willy S., Gray, Sikora, and
Pictorial History of Autauga County, 1818- Thornton, The Children Coming On... : A
1959 (reviewed by Michael Thomason), Retrospective of the Montgomery Bus Boycott
54: 300-301 (reviewed by Dixie Crawford Hicks), 54:
Johnston, Henry P., 54: 113 223-24
Jones, Edd, 54: 46 Lewis, David P., 54: 30
Jones, Harriet, 54: 45 Liddell, St. John, 54: 248-49, 254
Jones, John Coffee, 54: 45 Lingo, AlbertJ. , 54: 133-40 passim
Jones, W. R., 54: 114 A Look Back: A Pictorial History of Autauga
Jordan, May, Where the Wild Animals Is Plen- County, 1818-1959 by Johnson (reviewed
tiful: Diary of an Alabama Fur Trader’s by Michael Thomason), 54: 300-301
Daughter, 1912-1914 edited by Baldwin Lossing, BensonJ. , 54: 91
(reviewed by Dawn Michele Dyer), 54: Loyal League. See Union League.
230-32 Lucy, Arthurine, 54: 118
Joyner, Charles, Shared Traditions: Southern Lund, Louise Bankhead, 54: 282, 286-92
History and Folk Culture (veviewed by Car-
roll Calhoun), 54: 77-78 Macon, Leon, 54: 177
Julian, James Knox, 54: 280-93 passim Macon Academy, 54: 120
“*Just Another Day on the Plains’: The De- Macon County, 54: 108
segregation of Auburn University,” by Madison, James, 54: 170
Martin T. Olliff, 54: 104-44 Madison County, 54: 83-103
Malone, Vivian, 54: 142
Manis, Andrew M., A Fire You Can't Put Out:
Katzenbach, Nicholas 54: 119
The Civil Rights Life of Birmingham’s Rever-
Kauffman, George S., 54: 286
Keffer, John C., 54: 10-11 end Fred Shuttlesworth (reviewed by Susan
Youngblood Ashmore), 54: 301-4
Keller, George, 54: 101
Marietta, Don, 54: 130
Keller Motors Corporation, 54: 101
Marion, 54: 48
Kelley, David C., 54: 50
Marsh, Charles, God’s Long Summer: Stories of
King, Martin LutherJ,r ., 54: 127, 143, 181
Faith and Civil Rights (reviewed by Patri-
Kolchin, Peter, 43: 243
cia Sullivan), 54: 151-52
Koniton, 54: 219
Marshall, Burke, 54: 130
Ku Klux Klan, 54: 17, 29-32, 129
Marshall Space Flight Center, 54: 102
Martin (defendant in Martin v Hewitt), 54:
Laine,J .G ary, and Morris M. Penny, Struggle 25-26
for the Round Tops: Law’s Alabama Bri- Martin, John M., 54: 18
gade at the Battle of Gettysburg, July 2-3, Marty, Martin E., 54: 186
1863 (reviewed by Judkin Browning), 54: Matte, Jacqueline Anderson, They Say the
156-57 Wind Is Red: The Alabama Choctaw, Lost in
Landers, Eli, 54: 46 Their Own Land (reviewed by Michael
Landers, Joseph B., 54: 53 Morris), 54: 235-37
Lane, G. W., 54: 141 McCaffrey, James M. Review of The Eutaw
Lanman, Charles, 54: 87-88 Rangers in the War with Mexico: The Mexi-
Latour, Arséne Lacarriére, Historical Memoir can War Journal and Letters of Capt. Syden-
of the War in West Florida and Louisiana in ham Moore and the Mexican War Journal of
1814-15, with an Atlas (reviewed by Pot. Stephen F- Nunnalee, Company D, First
David S. Heidler), 54: 232-33 Regiment of Alabama Volunteers edited by
Lawler, Jehu, 54: 34 Butler, 54: 74-75
Lay, Joseph D., 54: 101 McGowen, Hugh, 54: 9
Lee, Stephen D., 54: 43 McHenry, Paul, 54: 193
Lee, Thomas, 54: 13 McIntosh’s Stand (also Tockshish or McIn-
Leonard, Bill J., Christianity in Appalachia: toshville), 54: 211, 218
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McKelvey, W. F., 54: 50 10 Montgomery Daily Advertiser and Mail,
McKinley, William, 54: 99 54: 29; New York Evening Telegram, 54: 283;
McLeod, Powers, 54: 130-39 passim New York Times, 54: 14, 144, 172-73, 298;
McMillan, GeorgeJ,r ., 54: 122 Tuscaloosa Blade, 54: 30; Tuscaloosa Inde-
McMillan, Malcolm, 54: 137, 142, 139 pendent Monitor, 54: 11, 17, 29; Tuscaloosa
McPherson, James Douglas, 54: 114-15 Reconstructionist, 54: 10; University of Ala-
Meadows, Austin, 54: 118 bama Crimson White, 54: 122
Meredith, James, 54: 119, 134, 142 Newton, Wesley Phillips. Review of When
Methodists, 54: 178-79 Duty Called: World War Il Remembered: A
Mever, Hermine Herta, 54: 196 Collection of Stories from Limestone County,
Miller, Charles A., 54: 10-11 Alabama World War II Veterans by Barks-
Mines, land, 54: 263 dale, and A Soldier's Armageddon by Simms,
Mitchel, Mr., 54: 218 54: 72-74
Mitchel, Ormsby MacKnight, 54: 90-91 North Alabama Improvement Company, 54:
Mobile and Mobile Bay, 54: 243-75, 250 94-96
Mobile County Board of School Commis- Northwestern Land Association, 54: 97
sioners, 54: 163-64, 185, 188-201 passim Notasulga High School, 54: 120
Monte Sano State Park, 54: 100
Montgomery, 54: 48, 108, 268, 269 O' Boyle, Dan, 54: 103
Morris, Michael. Review of They Say the Wind O'Connor, Sandra Day, 54: 199
Is Red: The Alabama Choctaw, Lost in Their Old Man Ditto, 54: 84
Own Land by Matte, 54: 235-37 Olliff, Martin T. **‘Just Another Day on the
Moses, Morris H., 54: 118 Plains’: The Desegregation of Auburn
Moss, Mrs. Jessie, 54: 96 University,” 54: 104-44
Motley, Constance Baker, 54: 127 O'Neal, Bill. Review of Every Other Sunday:
Mountain Rebels: East Tennessee Confederates The Story of the Birmingham Black Barons by
and the Civil War, 1860-1870b y Groce, 54: Fullerton, 54: 226-28
308-9 Opelika, 54: 48
Murphy, Tom, 54: 130, 135 Orman, James M., 54: 42, 49
Muscle Shoals, 54: 214-15, 218 Osterhaus, P. ]., 54: 257
Musser, Charles, 54: 266 Overton, John, 54: 121, 118
Myers, Pollie, 54: 118 Owen, Marie Bankhead, 54: 292
Owsley, Frank LawrenceJr . Review of Black
Nance, Louisa (“Lou”) Lawler, 54: 34-53, 42 Jacks: African American Seamen in the Age of
Nance, RufusJ. , 54: 41, 50 Sail by Jeffrey, 54: 65-66
Nance, Walter and Frank, 54: 36-51 passim
Nance, Washington Pickens, 54: 33-53, 37 Pace, John W. IIL, 54: 118
Nance, William H., 54: 37 Page, Lewis Wendell, Sr., Belmont Coal Mines
National Association for the Advancement of Jackson County, Alabama (1877-1940)
of Colored People, 54: 108, 174 (reviewed by James Sanders Day), 54:
New Deal, 54: 100, 108 304—6
New Market, 54: 84 Parker, Dorothy, 54: 286
Newspapers: Alabama Baptist, 54: 177; Au- Parker, William, 54: 127, 137, 139
burn Plainsman, 54: 120-23, 138; Birming- Parks, Rosa, 54: 109, 127
ham News, 54: 177; Gospel Advocate, 54: Parsons, Lewis E., 54: 5
179-80; Huntsville Independent, 54: 94; Patterson, F. J., 54: 264
Huntsville Times, 54: 100; Huntsville Weekly Patterson, John, 54: 110, 117
Mercury, 54: 96; Huntsville Weekly Tribune, Patterson, Josiah, 54: 53
54: 97; Methodist Christian Advocate, 54: Patterson, Mr., 54: 211, 217
178-79; Mobile Daily Advertiser and Regis- Patton, Robert M., 54: 24
ter, 54: 11, 13-14; Mobile Nationalist, 54: Pearson, Drew, 54: 138-39
10; Montgomery Advertiser, 54: 134, 141; Peck, Christiana, 54: 5
Montgomery Alabama State Journal, 54: 29, Peck, David, 54: 5
32; Montgomery Daily State Sentinel, 54: 8, Peck, Elisha Wolsey, 54: 3-32
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Penitentiaries, Reformatories, and Chain versy in Alabama, 1962-1985,” 54: 164—-
Gangs: Social Theory and the History of Pun- 207
ishment in Nineteenth-Century America by The Rise of Massive Resistance: Race and Poli-
Colvin (reviewed by William Warren Ro- tics in the South During the 1950s by Bartley,
gers), 54: 66-69 54: 158-59
Penny, Morris M., andJ .G ary Laine, Struggle Roanoke, 54: 108
for the Round Tops: Law’s Alabama Bri- Roddey, P. D., 54: 34, 46-47
gade at the Battle of Gettysburg, July 2-3, Rogers, William Warren. Review of Peniten-
1863 (reviewed by Judkin Browning), 54: tiaries, Reformatories, and Chain Gangs: So-
156-57 cial Theory and the History of Punishment in
Perry, William, Jr., 54: 290 Nineteenth-Century America by Colvin, 54:
Persons, Gordon, 54: 110 66-69
Peters, Thomas M., 54: 3, 19, 30 Rohr, Nancy, 54: 88
PFL Consultants, Daniel Pratt: Preservation Rosenbaum, Alvin, 54: 181
of a Dream (film) (reviewed by Michael Rosenburg, R. B., and William C. Duck-
Thomason), 54: 300-301 worth Jr., eds. “The Washington Pickens
Pickensville, 54: 47 Nance Letters, March-December 1864,”
Pictorial History of the Civil War in the United 54: 33-53
States of America by Lossing, 54: 91 Ross, the Reverend Dr., 54: 93
Plat, E. B., 54: 266, 274 Royall, Anne Newport, 54: 85-87
Pollard, 54: 248 Rural life, 54: 145-50
Poole, James Albert, 54: 114-15 Russellville, 54: 49
Pope, John, 54: 9
Pouts, Earl, 54: 192 Sabino, Robin, and Stacye Hathorn. “Views
Powell, E. A., 54:7 and Vistas: Traveling through the Choc-
Powell, Lewis F., Jr., 54: 199 taw, Chickasaw, and Cherokee Nations in
1803,” 54: 208-20
Saffarans, G. L., 54: 47
Quist, Andrew, and Louis R. Smith Jr., eds.,
Saffold, Benjamin, 54: 19
Cush: A Civil War Memoir by Sprou, 54:
Samford, Frank P., 54: 118
309
Sarver, Joe, 54: 114-15, 135
Scalawags, 54: 3-32
Ragland, Patrick, 54: 29 Schoolhouse door stand, 54: 119-20
Railroads: Memphis and Charleston, 54: 94; Schubert, Lee anJd. ] .,5 4: 282
Selma & Alabama, 54: 50 Scofield, H., 54: 267
Rand, Parker N. G., 54: 39 Scottsboro Boys, 54: 108
Randall, Lucy Lamb, 54: 5-6 Screws, W. W., 54: 29-30
Randolph, Ryland, 54: 17, 28 Segraves, Antoinette J. Review of Sumter
Rea, Robert, 54: 137-38 County, Alabama, Wills: 1828-1872, Mor-
Reagan, Ronald, 54: 186-87 tality Schedules: 1850-1880 by Hester, 54:
Reconstruction, 54: 3-32, 268-75 153-54
Redstone Arsenal, 54: 83, 100-102 Segregation, 54: 16
Rehnquist, William H., 54: 199 Selden, James, 54
Religion: School prayer, 54: 164-207 Selma, 54: 47-49, 268, 269
Religious Right, 54: 185-87, 204 A Sense of Place: Birmingham’s Black Middle-
Republican party, 54: 3-32 Class Community, 1890-1930 by Feldman,
Rice, S. F., 54: 24 (reviewed by J. Aaron Frith), 54: 224-26
Rich Man’s War: Class, Caste, and Confederate Shared Traditions: Southern History and Folk
Defeat in the Lower Chattahoochee Valley by Culture by Joyner (reviewed by Carroll
Williams (reviewed by Nicki Walker Car- Calhoun), 54: 77-78
roll), 54: 154-55 Sheldon, James, 54: 282
Ridgewood Presbyterian Church, 54: 193 Sherman, Joe, 54: 129
Rieff, Burt. “Conflicting Rights and Reli- Ship Island, 54: 271
gious Liberty: The School-Prayer Contro- Shorter High School, 54: 120
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223-24 164-207. See also Court cases
Simms, James B., A Soldier's Armageddon (re- Surrency, Erwin, 54: 5
viewed by Wesley Phillips Newton), 54: Swoope, C. C., 54: 53
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Sixteenth Street Baptist Church, 54: 106, 120 Tal Tsuska, 54: 214-15
Skiowska, 54: 215, 219 Talladega, 54: 50
Smith, A. J., 54: 39 Talladega College, 54: 125, 143
Smith, Andrew Jackson, 54: 43 The Tarnished Cavalier: Major General Earl
Smith, Evin, 54: 51 Van Dorn, C.S.A. by Carter (reviewed by
Smith, Joyce M. “When the Yankees Came Michael Thomas Smith), 54: 306-7
to Huntsville, Again, and Again, and Taylor, M. K., 54: 89
Again... .” 54: 83-103 Taylor, Thomas Jones, 54: 89
Smith, Louis R., Jr, Andrew Quist, eds., Cush: Tellico Block House Treaty, 54: 213-14
A Civil War Memoir by Sprout, 54: 309 The Tennessee Encyclopedia of History and Cul-
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nished Cavalier: Major General Earl Van Sanders Day), 54: 75-76
Dorn, C.S.A. by Carter, 54: 306-7 Tennessee River, 54: 87
A Soldier's Armageddon by Simms (reviewed Theatre and film: 39 East, 54: 288, 293, 294;
by Wesley Phillips Newton), 54: 72-74 Lifeboat, 54: 297; The Little Foxes, 54: 297;
South Avondale Baptist Church, 54: 177-78 The Squab Farm, 54: 282-83 When Men Be-
The Southern Albatross: Race and Ethnicity in tray, 54: 283-84
the American South edited by Hall and Dil- They Say the Wind Is Red: The Alabama Choc-
lard, 54: 238-39 taw, Lost in Their Own Land by Matte (re-
Southerners at War: The 38th Alabama Infantry viewed by Michael Morris), 54: 235-37
Volunteers by Green (reviewed by Judkin Thomas, Sim A., 54: 118
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Spanish-American War, 54: 98 A Pictorial History of Autauga County, 1818-
Spanish Fort, 54: 253-56 1959b y Johnson, and Daniel Pratt: Preser-
SparkmaJonhn, J ., 54: 175 vation of a Dream (film) by PFL Consult-
Spellman, Francis Joseph (Cardinal) ,5 4: 172 ants, 54: 300-301
Sprott, Samuel H., Cush: A Civil War Memoir, Thornton,J . Mills II, Gray, Leventhall, Sik-
edited by Smith and Quist, 54: 309 ora, The Children Coming On
Steele, Frederick, 54: 248-55, 250 spective of the Montgomery Bus Boycott (ve-
Stegar, 54: 45, 49 viewed by Dixie Crawford Hicks), 54:
Stevens, John Paul, 54: 198-99 223-24
Stewart, Potter, 54: 171 Trammell, Seymour, 54: 122
Stone, George Washington, 54: 32 Trenholm, H. C., 54: 125
Stoudenmire, Lewis, 54: 23-25 Trimble, Charles S., 54: 41
Struggle for the Round Tops: Law's Alabama Trimble, Joseph A., 54: 47
Brigade at the Battle of Gettysburg, July 2- 3, Troops: Third Division, Army of the Ohio,
1863 by Penny and Laine (reviewed by 54: 90; Third Ohio Infantry, 54: 92;
Judkin Browning), 54: 156-57 Tenth (later Eleventh) Alabama Cavalry,
Sturgis, Samuel D., 54: 38 Company I, 54: 34-53 passim; Thirteenth
Suffrage, 54: 12-15 Indiana Cavalry, 52: 93; United States
Sullivan, Patricia. Review of God’s Long Sum- Colored Infantry, 54: 244-75
mer: Stories of Faith and Civil Righis by Tuscaloosa, 54: 6-8, 10, 32
Marsh, 54: 151-52 Tuscaloosa County, 54: 9
Sumter County, Alabama, Wills: 1828-1872, Tuscumbia, 54: 50, 52, 94
Mortality Schedules: 1850-1880 by Hester luskegee High School, 54: 120
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Twickenham (Huntsville), 54: 86 James Sanders Day), 54: 75-76
Two-Party Politics in the One-Party South: Ala- Wheeler, Edward L. Review of The African
bama’s Hill Country, 1874-1920 by Webb American Church in Birmingham, Alabama,
(reviewed by Wayne Flynt), 54: 221-22 1815-1963: A Shelter in the Storm by Fallin,
54: 69-72
Union League, 54: 10, 17 Wheeler, Joseph, 54: 99
Unionism and Unionists, 54: 8-31 passim. When Duty Called: World War Il Remembered:
See also Scalawags A Collection of Stories from Limestone County,
Alabama World War Il Veterans by Barks-
United States Agricultural Information Net-
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work Preservation Project in Alabama,”
54: 145-50 ton), 54: 72-74
University of Alabama, 54: 114-42 passim, “When the Yankees Came to Huntsville,
149 Again, and Again, and Again...” by
University of Mississippi, 54: 119, 134 Joyce M. Smith, 54: 83-103
Where the Wild Animals Is Plentiful: Diary of an
Alabama Fur Trader’s Daughter, 1912-1914
Van Dyke, Bill, 54: 138-39 by Jordon, edited by Baldwin (reviewed
Vann, James, 54: 216, 220 by Dawn Michele Dyer), 54: 230-32
Vaughn, John, 54: 209, 210 Whig party, 54: 7-8
Vejnar, RobertJ . Il. Review of Christianity in White, Byron R., 54: 199
Appalachia: Profiles in Regional Pluralism
A White Preacher’s Memoir: The Montgomery
edited by Leonard, 54: 234-35, 242
Bus Boycott by Graetz, 54: 79
The Very Worst Road: Travellers’ Accounts of Whitesburg, 54: 84, 87
Crossing Alabama’s Old Creek Indian Terri- Whitfield, Newton L., 54: 31
tory, 1820-1847 compiled by Benton, 54: Wiggins, Sarah, 54: 11
158 Wilkinson, Harry, 54: 122
“Views and Vistas: Traveling through the Wilkinson, James, 54: 211, 217
Choctaw, Chickasaw, and Cherokee Na-
Williams, David, Rich Man’s War: Class,
tions in 1803,” by Stacye Hathorn and Caste, and Confederate Defeat in the Lower
Robin Sabino, 54: 208-20
Chattahoochee Valley (reviewed by Nicki
Walker Carroll), 54: 154-55
Walker, A. J., 54: 3, 19-20 Williams, James T., 54: 36
Walker, Alpha, 54: 52 Williams, Ronnie, 54: 189, 200
Walker, General, 54: 94 Williamson, Ed, 54: 138, 142
Wallace, George C., 54: 105, 111, 117-141 Wilson, Bryce Alexander, 54: 37, 47, 5%
passim, 164, 174-83, 197-203 Wilson, Charles Ebenezer, 54: 52
Warren Court, 54: 169-83 Wilson, James, 54: 35
Warren, William H., 54: 39 Wilson, L. R., 54: 179
“The Washington Pickens Nance Letters, Wilson, Patrick, 54: 208-20, 213
March-December 1864,” edited by R. B. Winwood, Estelle, 54: 287
Rosenburg and William C. Duckworth Wolfe, Fred H., 54: 192-93
Jr., 54: 33-53 Wolfe, Margaret Ripley, 54: 298
Watkins, Levi, 54: 125-26 Wood, James E., Jr., 54: 206
Watts or Wills town, 54: 215-16 Woodson, Jim, 54: 135
Webb, Samuel L., Two-Party Politics in the Woolcou, Alexander, 54: 286-87
One-Party South: Alabama’s Hill Country, World War II, 54: 108
1874-1920 (reviewed by Wayne Flynt), Wynn, Edgar L., 54: 118
54: 221-22
West, Carroll Van, ed., The Tennessee Encyclo- Zukoski, Charles F., Jr., 54: 113