Mid-America 2001: Vol 83 Index

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Index to Volume 83 Ball, Frank 98, 116-7
Banning, Lance 266
Names of article authors are in Baptists 112-3
capitals, titles of articles in this BARRETT, JAMES R. 121, 153
volume are in italics Bartley, Robert L. 168
Beals, Carlton 161
“Adam and Eve” letter (Jefferson) Beard. Charles 75
265, 280 Benton, T7h7.o9m3a s Hart (1889-1975)
AAddaammss,. JHoehnnr y 216. 218. 221. 223-5. Billington, James H. 162
Adams, J.2 3O2t,ti s2 3140,3, 2 421-0872. illus. 109, Bill for thoef MKonroew leGedngeer al( JeDfiffefrusosni)o n
117-118 252-5
Addams, Jane 97, 116 Bill of Rights 232, 239, 255, 260,
African Americans 1123¢5 -36 2? -9
aeAgee, James 9] Blooming Grove, Ohio 41. 50-2
Albany Plan of Union 253 Borah, William E. 13, 29
Altgeld, John P. 147 Boswell, Peyton 78
Amendments, constitutional 237-8, Brinkley, Alan 169
153 Brown, John 87, 92
Americana 98 Buisson 250
The American Century 178 Burchfield, Charles 73
American Civil Liberties Union 183-
214 aldwell, Erskine 90
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American Civil Liberties Union alonne 205
affiliates 188. 191. 195. 197 arrington, Edward 231
-99_ 206-7 astle. William R. 16, 20-4, 30, 32-¢
The American Disease 163 edar Rapids, la. 73, 84, 86
{merican Magazine of Art 78 entury of Progress Exhibition, 88
American Scene Painters 73 hancellor, William Estabrook 39-53,
‘a SQ_69
Ames, la. 8
Anamosa, la. 73, 79, Motivation 50-52, 58
Anarchism 140 — ition 4]
dn Artisti n America8 ° handler, AlfredD . 172
Antifederalists 252-3, 272 hicago 88
Appleby, Joyce 221, 245, 247, 249 hicago Art Institute 77
Art as Experience 75 Class formation, ethnocultural 125-6,
Art Digest 78 143, 145, 151, 153
Art pe 75 oal Miners 121-53
Art in America 95-7, 118-9 oe College 86
Art in Small Towns 96, 102-8 oke’s Institutes 226
Art Societies 106. 110. 117-8 Communist Party USA 184, 185, 186,
190, 1° )?. 200, 205, 207, 208
Associated American Artists 78
omstock, Anthony 114
Baldwin. Roger N. 185. 188. 193. ondorcet, Jean-Antoine, marquis de
194, 196, 201, 204, 207-9, 211-3 221, 242, 245, 259-60
ongress, United States 252-3 Election of 1920 40, 44,45, 46
Convention, constitutional 22~ 9. 34. Ernst, Morris L. 195, 210
239-4] Ethnicity 124, 130, 145, 151, 153
Coolidge, Calvin 9 Evans, Walker 91
19-23, 27-34, 36
Executive, in Jefferson’s constitution
” Hi
Corn, Wanda 77, 92 237-9; in presidency 276-
Coughlin, Father Charles E. 72
Council of Revision 237 Farm Security Administration 90
Cox, James 45, 52 Farrell, James T. 90 .
Faulkner, William9 1
Coxeys Army 130-31
Craven, Thomas 78, 91 Federalist Papers 240, 277-8 H
Crisis of the 1890s 122. 130-31 Federalists 266-7 H.
Crowd actions ("riots") 121-22, 12 Ferargil Gallery 78
136, 139, 140-41, 150 fE lynn, Elizabeth Gurley 196, 206,
Curt John Steuart 7.92 IOR 4.a
Ford, Henry 87
Daufenbacl , Claus 262 Ford, John 87
Daugherty, Harry 44, 46 Forum: Thomas Jefferson and Sally
Davis, Stuart 75 Hemmings Redux 63-6 . "
Dawes Plan 5, 7, 9, 18, 29, 36 France 74, 79 ™
Declaration of Independence French Revolution 216-7, 242-82
(Jefferson) 278, 280 Froullé, Jean Francois 248-5] “it
Freud, Sigmund 85 Be :
efence of tne Constitutic d
Government of Ptyh e J United
States (John Adams) 218, Galambos, Louis 164 a
223, 232 , 242-3, 245-63, Gazette of the United States
869, 271 274. 281-2 (Philadelphia) 270
Delaware County, Indiana 102 Gem, Dr. Richard 259
Democracy 71, 72, 77, 80, 81, 82, Gerry, Elbridge 253 .
85. 90. 92-93 Gibson, Hugh D. 9, 14
Democratic Party 45-46 Gimpel, Jean 162-3 '
Des Moines, la. 92 Great Britain 273 .
Dewey John 75, 85, 115, 11 Great Depression 72
Dies Committee on Un-American The Great Frontier 161, 162 rea
Activities 200-01. 203-4. 205 209 ]i Greenfield Village 87 Asp
Disciples of Christ 112-3 Grew, Joseph C. 15, 23 oi
Discourses on Day il 1 (John Adams Gunther, John 90 s
243, 270-2, 27 ivcs
Dos Passos, John 90 Handlin, Oscar 162
Douglass, Elisha P. 224 Harding Memorial Association 44 /
Dunn, Harvey Harding, Florence 44 _—
Dupont de Nemours, Pierre Samue } Harding, Warren G. 39, 52 ~~
Genealogy 39, 42-4, 46-50 it
242, 245-6, 258
Reputation 39, 42-3 —
Education, Jefferson’s ideas on 2 Harries, Owen 169 wa
Hays, Arthur Garfield 190, 192, 204, 11/7d SUs8 ’ 1s DKp.e apprais. al, 21|4 -
210 282
Heilbroner, Robert 176 Joll, James 17
Herman, Arthur 18]
Hexter, J. H. 162 Kammen, Michael 17]
Historians and Recent American Kansas 73, 74, 76, 79, 87, 92
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Declinism Vot a Usable Kansas City, Mo. 73, 89
Past 159-182 Kansas City Art Institute 85-6
Hofer, Peter 175 KELLER, KENNETH 63, 66
Hollander, Paul 181 Kellogg, Frank B. 10, 15-6, 20-1,
Hopper, Edward 73 23-6
Houghton, Alanson B. 5-38 Kennedy, Evender 103-4, 117-8
Howard, Michael 169 Knights of Labor 123, 127, 130-1,
Hume, David 282 145
Huntington, Samuel P. 173 Ku Klux Klan 60-1, 88
KUTULAS, JUDY
linois 121-2, 124-153 IAD VA2
Immigr12a1, n12t3-9s, 13 La Follette, Philip 72
149, 15]
I eague of Nations 9-14, 16, 19, 20,
peachment 2 329 22, 25, 26-7, 29, 31, 35, 36
ing iana 78, SS of the Past 159
lianapolis 8&8 Lewenthal
Ree ves /8
{/ uUSIfeVrnIsAr US? 7 Lurne, a j Diipnll omayt Lev we [ eonard W 282
j| L1YZ20] H uUgHhJ t(ON Contre Lincoln, Abraham 81, 87
wid the ] mits of U.S. ]I Lloyd, Henry Demarest 130, 141-142
||| fOwarda } I (FoOopmf e - >3 6 Locarno Treaty 5, 10, 12, 19, 36
j ] ii} ile /lé R, P} } Die 1N¢ Locke, John 227, 280
rDpo k OJ frlt ne Governammeonn t o Long, Huey 72
P he j Un, ited j Stiavyt es ]( 13141 ) z) 29 Lodge, George ( 163
i *thnic cooperation 145 146,
LO Wor d of Art vi ddl wil US |
11542° 1865-1914 95-119
| Intolerable Acts (17742)7 9 ouis XVI 263
| lowa 73. 74. 78. 79. 84.8 Love, Nannie 106 illus. 109, 11
Luce, Henry 179
| Luttwak, Edward 174
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Madison, James 222, 230, 232, 240-2
246. 264. 273
elferson City, Madison, W iS 73
Jefferson, Thomas 215-82 Marion, Ohio 40, 42, 50, 53, 58-60
effersonian Republicans 266 Race riot 40, 55-59
ewe 1, Edward Alden, 78 Marling, Karal Ann 77
hn Adj ams and Tyh omas JJe fferson's Marsh, Reginald 73
Constitutionalism in itfhi é
Massachusetts Constitution 224, 234- Paine, Thomas 242, 259, 269; his
5.233 Rights of Man 242, 269-71
MATTHEWS, JEFFREY J. 5, 38 Palmer, Robert R. 223, 263-65
May, Ernest 159, 161, 180 Paris 74, 75, 83
Mayer, David N. 222 PAYNE, PHILLIP G. 39, 62
Mazzei, Philip 247-50 Pelikan, Jaroslav J. 162
McNeill, William H. 162 Pendergast, Tom 89
Mead, Walter Russell 164 ! People and @ Nation 174
MERITHEW, CAROLINI People's Art Guild 85
WALDRON 121, 153 Pershing, John J. 76
Methodists 112-4 Philistinism 111-8
Mickey Mouse 72 Phillips, Carrie 42-3
Middletown (Muncie, Indiana) 98 Physiocrats 245, 249, 2 57-8, 262
Midwest 73-5, 81, 85, 91 Pinkerton, Allan 149
MILLER, JOHN E. 71, 93 Pinkerton, William 148-149, 150
Mining Communities 134 Popular (People’s) Front 183, 185-7
Missouri 73. 76. 7885.. 88 -9 195-6. 204-5. 207
Monroe, James 266, 27 Potte.r , MDaacvedi d 116L 9
Montesquieu, Baron Charles de 2 p ryade rfo( r? He |f] e , Firs P
Monticello, Jefferson’s deer park Centul i
6 Irree ss, ffareeeddaomn of 22529 ||
Morris, Gouverneur 265-¢ PDpr ett7y) DTi arsonne e Chk Thle, _nNe rican.
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AV‘i orta‘ l Cs, piendor ]1 64 Civil Liberties Union in the
Muncie, Indiana 98-9, 107-8 19 s0s 183- 214
P» ri7 mogen. iture 5 262, 77 2/78
National Lawyers Guild 195, 205 Progressivism 115-8
Natriughtsr 2a32-5i, 2 79 ‘Publicola” (John Quincy Adams)
Nau, Henry R 3 271, 281
Navigation Acts 2/9 Pullma 4
Neosho, Mo 5, SD Pyle, Ernie 9¢
Ne ‘ De il 2. 380 Y) 3.4
93. 195-¢ 98-9 3 : ; pe 49 |
2AUCHER, ALAN 159, 182
209 1(
New School for Social Resear ‘eading and Writing ime? 11
History 175
Ne y TK | ity 74 TR » Pa!
Vole n the State Virginia Reo isn 1) O32
lefferson) 218, 220, z
227, 237-8, 244, 248, 2 ie} ra y
64, 276 ( ntinuing Appeal 1-9
: nelus (John A . e Te r 265-¢ ?
Cell ( | ed I 232 250
Repul n Party 44
Revolt Against the¢ 5, 86
Reynolds, David 170, 179
Rinard, Park 84
The Ri) se a»n d j Fa*l.lj] of thle, Great tf Suffrage 219-21, 224, 226, 234, 267
Powers 160, 164-7 168. Y
169. 177. 179 Sullivan, Mark 62
Robespierre, Maximilien 265 Summary View of the Rights of British
Roosevelt, Franklin D. 72, 81. 9g? {merica (Jefferson) 278-80
185, 193, 195, 199, 200- Susman, Warren 72
204. 210
a ‘ \A \ ] ? Taylor, John (of Caroline) 232
M= OSLOW, VV W I |: &
Russ Francis 41-5 Third Estate (France) 264
rhompson, C. Bradley 216, 218, 221-
3, 225, 230, 242, 245, 247,
iburg, Carl 81, 8 249. 259. 260. 263
SCHERR, ARTHUR 215, 262 ThougiKyi ts on Government (John
Scientific racism 4 Adams) 218, 2»S5c8 , 284 1
Separoaf tpoiweors n2ai 2e)1 , 2 sie) lopeka, Kan. 76, 87
237, 240, 255
foynbee, Arnold 161, 165
lhe Shadow of i mn £EStal Turner, Frederick Jackson 85, 161
C Nance j i qj lurgot ‘ and Turgotiststc 2392911 , 29849249, 2DA4 9
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Sno! William 24 SO, 26 TU nion Organizing 71s2 0 1ie5! U-35 >
sinciair, | UpPt on ii 1< 0 United 4 Mine \W orkerso f 4A me. rica
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Sloan, Herbert E. 259-¢ 63 <9
Small town &1. 82. 93 :{ Ve it: v of low’ a >5 , /Y, 34 ‘
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A < C A a ers Yy OF WiIsconsin 5 81, 83
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Ottis, and Kenne \ ( Architecture 99-101
V 1C in Culture [12
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Strikes 122-25 §?-5§3 S9O4 \V hington, D.C. SS
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