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Index The four issues of New York History for 2011 (volume 92, includes one double issue, Winter/Spring) constitute Proceedings of the New York State Historical Association for 2012 (volume 109). A Beautiful and Fruitful Place: Selected 79-98; middle class identity, among, Rensselaer[s]wijck [Seminar] Papers, 167—208, passim; social identity Volume 2., Elisabeth Paling Funk, among, 167—208, passim Martha Shattuck, eds, reviewed, Bronx, review of book on, 110—12 302-04. Brother Jonathan, locomotive, illus., 38 abstraction in American painting, 65—77, class differentiation, turn of 19™ and 20th passim centuries, 167-208, passim Adams, John, presidential election of 1796, Cold Spring, N.Y., 20-39 role in, 151-65 Coles, Howard, African American Advancement Comes Slowly: African business man, 79-98 American Employment in Rochester, Conspiracy Politics in the Election of 1796, New York During the Great Migration, by Donald Heidenreich, 151-65 Jennifer Lemak, 167—208 Cooper, Mary, farm wife 1st century, African Americans, cultural expression diary, 5-19 among, 167-208 passim; Great Cope, Rachel, “Our Piety Began to be a Migration of 20th century, 79-98; in Little Different than the Old Way”: Rochester, N.Y., 79-98; middle class How Three Nineteenth-Century Women identity, among, 167—208, passim; Made Personal Religious Choices, social identity among, 167—208, passim 247-67 African, immigration to New Crouch, Tom D., The Aeronautic Soctety Netherland, 133—49 of New York and the Birth of American almanacs, use of in jgth century, 8-9 Aviation, 1908-1918, 269-89 American social identity post-Civil War, Dove, Arthur, painter, early 20° century, 167-208 65-77 Atlantic world, igth century, 5—19, passim DuLong, Jessica, From the Earth to the Baron, George, mathematician, 229-46, Moon: The West Point Foundry—Cold illus., 241 Spring, New York's Monument to the Bennett, Colin, The Mathematician and the American Industrial Revolution, 20-39 Madcap: George Baron in Newcastle and Dunbar, Paul Laurence, African New York, 229-46 American poet early 20th century, Bianchi, Hanael P., The St. George's 167-208 Society of New York and the Resurgence Dutch, role in slave trade, 133-49, passim ofE ngland’s National Holiday, 53-64 Dutch Reformed Church, African slaves blacks, cultural expression among, 167— as members, 145—46 208, passim; Great Migration of 20° English ethnicity in New York, 53-64, century, 79-98; in Rochester, N.Y., passim 306 lm NEW YORK HISTORY ethnic societies, 53-64, passim Iroquois, review of book on, 113-15 Excavating the Sutlers’ House: Artifacts of Jefferson, Thomas, presidential election of the British Armies in Fort Edward and 1796, role in, 150-60 Lake George, by David R. Starbuck, labor-management relations at West Point reviewed, 209-10 Foundry, 31-32 farming, igth century Long Island, 5-19, Lemak, Jennifer, Advancement Comes passim Slowly: African American Employment Federalist Party, presidential election of in Rochester, New York During the 1796, role in, 151-65 Great Migration, 167-208 First Manhattans: A Brief History of the literature, 19™ century, 41-51, passim Munsee Indians, by Robert S. Grumet, locomotive, Brother Jonathan, illus., 38 reviewed, 290—302 Long Island, pgth century rural life, 5-19, From the Earth to the Moon: The West Point passim Foundry—Cold Spring, New York's Ludes, Jacob, III, Excavating the Sutlers’ Monument to the American Industrial House: Artifacts oft he British Armies Revolution, by Jessica DuLong, 20-39 in Fort Edward and Lake George, by Funk, Elisabeth Paling, Martha Shattuck, David R. Starbuck, reviewed, 209-10 eds., A Beautiful and Fruitful Place: Mary Cooper's Nature: The Natural World Selected Rensselaer[s]wijck [Seminar] of a Long Island Farmwoman, by Sara Papers, Volume 2., reviewed, 302-04. Gronim, 5-19 Gonzales, Evelyn, The Bronx, reviewed, mathematics, as profession in early oth 110-112 century, 229—46, passim Goodfriend, Joyce, Merging the Two Merging the Two Streams of Migration to Streams of Migration to New New Netherland, by Joyce Goodfriend, Netherland, 133-49 133-49 Greeley, Horace, 41-51; New-Yorker, as middle class identity, among blacks, editor of, 41-51; Whig values and 167-208 attitudes, 46—47, 50 migrant farm workers, 92, 96 Gronim, Sara, Mary Cooper's Nature: military-industrial complex, development The Natural World of a Long Island early jgth century at West Point Farmwoman, 5—\9 Foundry, 22, 32-33 Grumet, Robert S., First Manhattans: A National Association for the Advancement Brief History of the Munsee Indians, of Colored People (NAACP), fight for reviewed, 290—302 migrant worker rights in Rochester, Hamilton, Alexander, role in presidential N.Y., 93 politics, 151-65; presidential election nature, natural world, | gth century of 1796, role in, 151-65 attitudes toward, 5—19, passim Hamilton conspiracy in presidential New Netherland, immigration to, 133—49; election of 1796, reassessed, 151—65 slavery in, 133-49 healing and medicine, home, 18° century, New-Yorker, newspaper, 41-51, passim 11-14 New York City, blacks in, turn of jgth Heidenreich, Donald, Conspiracy Politics and 20™ centuries, 176-80 in the Election of 1796, 151-65 “Our Piety Began to be a Little Different hetchels, flax, sllus., 4 than the Old Way”: How Three Horace Greeley’s New-Yorker: The Nineteenth-Century Women Made Newspaper as Literary Institution in Personal Religious Choices, by Rachel Jacksonian America, by Mitchell Snay, Cope, 247-67 41-51 Parmenter, Jon, The Edge oft he Woods, immigration, to New Netherland, 133-49 reviewed, 113 ironworking, 19t century, 20-39 Parrott gun, illus., 34, 35, 36 Index 307 Parrott, Robert at West Point Foundry, Point Foundry, 27-31 33-36 Vespucci, Elena Ameriga, 101-09, zlus., 101 Paul Laurence Dunbar, New Yorker by Washington, George, presidential election Reynolds Scott-Childress,167—208 of 1796, role in, 153-58 presidential election of 1796, 151-65 West Point, 20—22 print culture, 19™ century, 41-51, passim West Point Foundry, 20-39, illus., 20; race in New York, 167—208 map, 23; illus., 29, 31, 36 Remington, Frederick, illus., 101, 107 worker-management relations at West Rochester, N.Y., African Americans in, Point Foundry, 31—32 79-98; migrant farm workers in, 92, 96 Scott-Childress, Reynolds, Paul Laurence Dunbar, New Yorker, 167-208 Shattuck, Martha, Elisabeth Paling Funk, eds, A Beautiful and Fruitful Place: Selected Rensselaer|s]wijck [Seminar] Papers, Volume 2., reviewed, 302-04. Sewell, Stacey Kinlock, The Bronx by Evelyn Gonzales, reviewed, 110-12 slavery, in New Netherland, 133-49 smallpox, inoculation in igth century, 13-14 Snay, Mitchell, Horace Greeley’s New- Yorker: The Newspaper as Literary Institution in Jacksonian America, 41-51 social class, turn of 19 and 20™ centuries, 167-208 spinning wheel, i/lus., 4 St. George’s Day as English national holiday, 53-64, passim St. George’s Society of New York, 53-64 Starbuck, David R., Excavating the Sutlers’ House: Artifacts of the British Armies in Fort Edward and Lake George, reviewed, 209-10 Starna, William, The Edge of the Woods by Jon Parmenter, reviewed, 113-15 The Aeronautic Society of New York and the Birth of American Aviation, 1908-1918, by Tom D. Crouch, 269-89 The Bronx by Evelyn Gonzales, reviewed, 110-12 The Edge of the Woods by Jon Parmenter, reviewed, 113 The Mathematician and the Madcap: George Baron in Newcastle and New York by Colin Bennett, 229-46 The St. George’s Society of New York and the Resurgence of England’s National Holiday, by Hanael P. Bianchi, 53-64 vertical integration of industry at West