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HISTORICAL METHODS, Fall 1999, Volume 32, Number 4 Annual Index Volume 32 (Winter 1999—Fall 1999) A White: One Nation, Indivisible: A Hall, P. K. and C. Fitch, M. Canady, Review Essay. 32 (1): 43-45. L. Ebeltoft-Kraske, C. Ronnander, and Alter, G. and M. P. Gutmann, Casting Estimates of White and Nonwhite Gainful K. M. Thomas. [PUMS Metadata: Doc- Spells: Database Concepts for Event- Workers in the United States by Age umenting 150 Years of Census Microda- History Analysis. 32 (4): 165-76. Group, Race, and Sex: Decennial Cen- ta. 32 (3): 111-18. America in Black and White: One Nation, sus Years, 1800-1900. T. Weiss. 32 (1): Indivisible: A Review Essay. S. L. 21-35. I Engerman, 32 (1): 43-45. Ewbank, D. See M. P. Gutmann. Atack, J. and F. Bateman. Nineteenth- IPUMS: Integrated Public Use Micro- Century U.S. Industrial Development data Series (theme issue). 32 (3): F through the Eyes of the Census of Man- 102-58. ufactures: A New Resource for Histori- The IPUMS Project: An Update. cal Research. 32 (4): 177-88. Fitch, C. See P. K. Hall. M. Sobek and S. Ruggles. 102-10 Foroughi, A. R. See J. D. Hacker IPUMS Metadata: Documenting 150 Friedman, G. New Estimates of Union B Membership: The United States, 1880- Years of Census Microdata. P. K. Hall, C. Fitch, M. Canaday, Bateman, F. See J. Atack. 1914. 32 (2): 75-86. See also P. Philips. L. Ebeltoft-Kraske, C. Ronnander, Frisbie, W. P. See M. P. Gutmann. Blanchard, K. S. See M. P. Gutmann. and K. M. Thomas. 111-18. 7PUMS Bonneuil, N. and P.-A. Rosental. Chang Data Extraction System. T. Gardner, ing Social Mobility in Nineteenth- G S. Ruggles, and M. Sobek, 119-24. Century France. 32 (2): 53-73. Public Use Microdata Samples of the Bryer, M. See R. Goeken. Gardner, T. Metropolitan Classification 1860 and 1870 U.S. Censuses of Pop- for Census Years before World War II. ulation. J. D. Hacker, S. Ruggles, Cc 32 (3): 139-50. A. R. Foroughi, B. D. Jarvis, and Gardner, T., S. Ruggles, and M. Sobek. W. L. Sargent. 125-33. Making Sense Canaday, M. See P. K. Hall. I1P19U-M2S4. Data Extraction System. 32 (3): polfe xC enVsaurisa blReess poinn stehse: 19C2o0d inPgU MCSo m- Casting Spells: Database Concepts for Goeken, R., M. Bryer, and C. Lucas. R. Goeken, M. Bryer, and C. Lucas. Event-History Analysis. G. Alter and M. P. Gutmann. 32 (4): 165-76. Making Sense of Census Responses: 134-38 Metropolitan Classification Coding Complex Variables in the 1920 for Census Years before World War II. Changing Social Mobility in Nineteenth- PUMS. 32 (3): 134-38. T. Gardner. 139-50. The Classifica- Century France. N. Bonneuil and P.-A. Gutmann, M. P. See G. Alter. tion of Work: Applying 1950 Census Rosental. 32 (2): 53-73. Gutmann, M. P. and D. Ewbank. The Occupation and Industry Codes to The Classification of Work: Applying 1910 Black and Hispanic Oversamples. 1920 Responses. C. Ronnander. 1950 Census Occupation and Industry 32 (3): 156-58. 151-55. The 1910 Black and Hispan- Codes to 1920 Responses. C. Ronnan- Gutmann, M. P., W. P. Frisbie, and K. S. ic Oversamples. M. P. Gutmann and der. 32 (3): 151-55. Blanchard. A New Look at the Hispanic D. Ewbank. 156-58. Population of the United States in 1910. IPUMS Data Extraction System. T. Gard- D 32 (1): 5-19. ner, S. Ruggles, and M. Sobek. 32 (3): 119-24. Dwyer, G. P. Jr., R. W. Hafer, and W. E. IPUMS Metadata: Documenting 150 Weber. Weekly U.S. and State Bond H Years of Census Microdata. P. K. Hall, Prices, 1855-1865. 32 (1): 37-42. Hacker, J. D., S. Ruggles, A. R. Foroughi, C. Fitch, M. Canaday, L. Ebeltoft- B. D. Jarvis, and W. L. Sargent. Public Kraske, C. Ronnander, and K. M. Use Microdata Samples of the 1860 and Thomas. 32 (3): 111-18. E 1870 U.S. Censuses of Population. 32 THE IPUMS Project: An Update. Ebeltoft-Kraske, L. See P. K. Hall. (3): 125-33. M. Sobek and S. Ruggles. 32 (3): Engerman, S. L. America in Black and Hafer, R. W. See G. P. Dwyer Jr. 102-10. 193 194 HISTORICAL METHODS J Nineteenth-Century U.S. Industrial Devel- S opment through the Eyes of the Census Jarvis, B. D. See J. D. Hacker. Sargent, W. L. See J. D. Hacker. of Manufactures: A New Resource for Johansson, S. R. Putting Death in Its Sobek, M. See T. Gardner. Historical Research. J. Atack and Place: A Review Essay. 32 (4): 189-92. Sobek, M. and S. Ruggles. The IPUMS F. Bateman. 32 (4): 177-88. Project: An Update. 32 (3): 102-10. A Step in the Right Direction—A L P Response to Friedman’s “New Esti- Lucas, C. See R. Goeken. mates of Union Membership: The Unit- Philips, P. A Step in the Right Direction— ed States, 1880-1914.” P. Philips. 32 A Response to Friedman’s “New Esti- (2): 87-92. M mates of Union Membership: The Unit- ed States, 1880-1914.” 32 (2): 87-92. Making Sense of Census Responses: See also G. Friedman. T Coding Complex Variables in the 1920 Public Use Microdata Samples of the PUMS. R. Goeken, M. Bryer, and 1860 and 1870 U.S. Censuses of Popu- Thomas, K. M. See P. K. Hall. C. Lucas. 32 (3): 134-38. lation. J. D. Hacker, S. Ruggles, A. R. Metropolitan Classification for Census Foroughi, B. D. Jarvis, and W. L. Sar- U Years before World War II. T. Gardner. gent. 32 (3): 125-33. 32 (3): 139-50. Putting Death in Its Place: A Review U.S. Historical Statistics. See G. P. Dwyer Essay. S. R. Johansson. 32 (4): 189-92. Jr., R. W. Hafer, and W. E. Weber; see also G. Friedman; see also P. Philips. N R New Estimates of Union Membership: The WwW United States, 1880-1914. G. Fried- Ronnander, Carrie. See P. K. Hall. man. 32 (2): 75-86. Ronnander, Chad. The Classification of Weber, W. E. See G. P. Dwyer Jr. A New Look at the Hispanic Population of Work: Applying 1950 Census Occupa- Weekly U.S. and State Bond Prices, 1855— the United States in 1910. M. P. Gut- tion and Industry Codes to 1920 1865. G. P. Dwyer Jr., R. W. Hafer, and mann, W. P. Frisbie, and K. S. Blan- Responses. 32 (3): 151-55. W. E. Weber. 32 (1): 37-42. Rosental, P.-A. See N. Bonneuil. chard. 32 (1): 5-19. Weiss, T. Estimates of White and Nonwhite Ruggles, S. See T. Gardner. The 1910 Black and Hispanic Oversam- ———. See J. D. Hacker. Gainful Workers in the United States by ples. M. P. Gutmann and D. Ewbank. —. See M. Sobek. Age Group, Race, and Sex: Decennial 32 (3): 156-58. Census Years, 1800-1900. 32 (1): 21-35.