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TABLE OF CONTENTS—VOLUME 74 Number 1 The Presbytery of Pennsylvania (N.S.): A Small Voice vs. the “Giant Wickedness” of Slavery. by Thomas D. Thomas Enest A. Sturge, the Japanese People, and Culture in California, 1885-1922. by Ry6 Yoshida Ellen Glasgow: Calvinism and a Religious Odessey. I i sisnsiuiisnahidatnsitsesictieeibnisaticisitiesrnsneapaaiosivienitnntiasbineieaphaiislinsanigiaibeaiinialdiaids 31 Intervention and International Organization: American Reformed Leaders and World War II. by Heather Warren PIII uitirsisieccnanhabecounicibvnsiaiahedbildied buinibacndibiaiioesndaanaanhiniaetettbeatéentcehieaamacaaamiaaeimaaeaae 57 Number 2 Preface. by James H. Smylie A Mountain Retreat: Montreat’s History in Photographs. by Diana Ruby Sanderson Montreat: An Educational Center of the Presbyterian Church. by William Bean Kennedy Window to the World: Montreat and Missions. I, acael etal 107 A Place in the Heart: Montreat Conference Center and the Women of the PCUS. by Rebecca Young The Montreat Conference Center and Presbyterian Social Policy. I aa ccidamelaeeannediaataniaban ee ene 131 Handling Dynamite: Young People, Race, and Montreat. by Mary-Ruth Marshall Number 3 “The Genuine Presbyterian Whine”: Presbyierian Worship in the Eighteenth Century. by William B. Bynum Matilda Allison on the Anglo-Hipanic Frontier: Presbyterian Schooling in New Mexico, 1880-1910. by Jerry A. Davis German Presbyterians or Christian Americans? Intercollegiate Sports and the Identity Crisis at the University of Dubuque, 1902-1927. by James R. Rohrer The Social Gospel and Reconciliation: Henry Sloane Coffin at Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church. by Timothy Beach-Verhey Prophets of a New Social Order: Presbyterians and the Fellowship of Southern Churchmen, 1934-1963. by Don Donahue PING: secscarcassntsinchgsasebabipiiinesitacsicenchieilbarshcdebasspcatilesiniandiionsciehivedtniginiaipaauathenestinniuanioaialaandsieasaeacdaaiel 223 Number 4 Daniel Baker and Old School Revivalism in Mississippi. by Robert Milton Winter Native American Resistance and Presbyterian Missions in Post-Civil War New Mexico, 1867-1912. EERIE ESS SES re ROR OPTERON 241 From Widow’s Mite to Widow’s Might: The Philanthropy of Margaret Olivia Sage. EEE OTS 2 ee ae See EE ae 253 E. K. Reagin and the Cumberland Presbyterian Tradition. by Hubert W. Morrow News from the 1996 Annual Meeting Index.