Ohio History 1994: Vol 103 Index

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Index
COMPILED BY LAURA RUSSELL
Abernethy, Thomas P., Western Lands and American Pioneer, by John S. Williams,
the American Revolution, 153 29
Abolition movement, 57-70 passim, 179 American Relief Administration (ARA),
Absentee Ownership and Business 191
Enterprise in Recent Times: The Case of American Revolution, The, 156
America, by Thorstein Veblen, 152 America’s Favorite Homes: Mail Order
Academy of Natural Sciences of Catalogues as a Guide to Popular Early
Philadelphia, 38 20th-Century Houses, by Robert
Adams, George W., Doctors in Blue, 69- Schweitzer and Michael W. R. Davis,
70 rev., 87-89
Adams, John, 54n.22 Ancient Monuments of the Mississippi
Adams, Mary Ann, 185-186 Valley, by Ephraim George Squier and
African-American Mosaic: A Library of Edwin Hamilton Davis, 23, 36-37.
Congress Resource Guide for the Study Illustration, Winter-Spring 1994 cover
of Black History and Culture, The, Anderson, (Colonel) Richard C., 157, 158,
compiled and edited by Debra Newman 161, 162
Ham, 201 Anderson, Michael J., book rev., 91-93
African-Americans, “Contested Terrain: Andrews, Jerusha Sage (Mrs. Nathaniel
The Struggle Over Gender Norms for Andrews), 171
Black Working-Class Women in Andrews, Lydia Root (Mrs. Charles
Cleveland’s Phillis Wheatley Associa- Grandison Finney), “Lydia Finney and
tion, 1920-1950,” by Virginia R. Evangelical Womanhood,” by Catherine
Boynton, 5-22; 68-69; African-Ameri- M. Rokicky, 170-189
cans in the Early Republic, 1789-1831, Andrews, Mrs. Nathaniel (Jerusha Sage
by Donald R. Wright, rev., 220-221 Andrews), 171
African-Americans in the Early Republic, Andrews, Nathaniel, 171, 187
1789-1831, by Donald R. Wright, rev., Andrews, Philip, 176n.18
220-221 And Sin No More: Social Policy and
Agrarian Conflict in Colonial New York, Unwed Mothers in Cleveland, 1855-
1771-1775, by Mark Irving, 153 1990, by Marian J. Morton, rev., 210-
Aiglelis (Ohio), 51, 53 212
Akagi, Roy H., The Town Proprietors of An Economic Interpretation of the
New England: A Study of Their Constitution of the United States, by
Development, Organization, Activities Charles Beard, 153
and Controversies, 1620-1770, 153, 154 Annals of the West, by James Handasyd
Alexandria, Virginia, 41-56 passim Perkins, 29
Allen, Howard W., book rev., 205-207; Anne-César, Chevalier de la Luzerne, 42
book rev., 212-213 “An Ohio Kitchen Inspector and the Soviet
Alton Military Prison (Alton, Illinois), 67 Famine of 1921-1922: The Russian
Always a River: The Ohio River and the Odyssey of Henry C. Wolfe,” by
American Experience, edited by Robert Benjamin D. Rhodes, 190-199
L. Reid, rev., 89-90 Anti-Slavery Movement, 161, 184-185
Amateurs, “James McBride: Historian and An Unwanted War: The Diplomacy of the
Archaeologist of the Miami Valley,” by United States and Spain Over Cuba,
Terry A. Barnhart, 23-40 1895-1898, by John L. Offner, rev., 90-
American Anxieties: A Collective Portrait 91
of the 1930s, edited by Louis Filler, bk. ARA. See American Relief
note, 118 Administration
American Ethnological Society, 34, 35 Archaeology, “James McBride: Historian
American Female Moral Reform Society, and Archaeologist of the Miami Valley,”
178-179, 181, 183-184, 187 by Terry A. Barnhart, 23-40
Index
COMPILED BY LAURA RUSSELL
Abernethy, Thomas P., Western Lands and American Pioneer, by John S. Williams,
the American Revolution, 153 29
Abolition movement, 57-70 passim, 179 American Relief Administration (ARA),
Absentee Ownership and Business 191
Enterprise in Recent Times: The Case of American Revolution, The, 156
America, by Thorstein Veblen, 152 America’s Favorite Homes: Mail Order
Academy of Natural Sciences of Catalogues as a Guide to Popular Early
Philadelphia, 38 20th-Century Houses, by Robert
Adams, George W., Doctors in Blue, 69- Schweitzer and Michael W. R. Davis,
70 rev., 87-89
Adams, John, 54n.22 Ancient Monuments of the Mississippi
Adams, Mary Ann, 185-186 Valley, by Ephraim George Squier and
African-American Mosaic: A Library of Edwin Hamilton Davis, 23, 36-37.
Congress Resource Guide for the Study Illustration, Winter-Spring 1994 cover
of Black History and Culture, The, Anderson, (Colonel) Richard C., 157, 158,
compiled and edited by Debra Newman 161, 162
Ham, 201 Anderson, Michael J., book rev., 91-93
African-Americans, “Contested Terrain: Andrews, Jerusha Sage (Mrs. Nathaniel
The Struggle Over Gender Norms for Andrews), 171
Black Working-Class Women in Andrews, Lydia Root (Mrs. Charles
Cleveland’s Phillis Wheatley Associa- Grandison Finney), “Lydia Finney and
tion, 1920-1950,” by Virginia R. Evangelical Womanhood,” by Catherine
Boynton, 5-22; 68-69; African-Ameri- M. Rokicky, 170-189
cans in the Early Republic, 1789-1831, Andrews, Mrs. Nathaniel (Jerusha Sage
by Donald R. Wright, rev., 220-221 Andrews), 171
African-Americans in the Early Republic, Andrews, Nathaniel, 171, 187
1789-1831, by Donald R. Wright, rev., Andrews, Philip, 176n.18
220-221 And Sin No More: Social Policy and
Agrarian Conflict in Colonial New York, Unwed Mothers in Cleveland, 1855-
1771-1775, by Mark Irving, 153 1990, by Marian J. Morton, rev., 210-
Aiglelis (Ohio), 51, 53 212
Akagi, Roy H., The Town Proprietors of An Economic Interpretation of the
New England: A Study of Their Constitution of the United States, by
Development, Organization, Activities Charles Beard, 153
and Controversies, 1620-1770, 153, 154 Annals of the West, by James Handasyd
Alexandria, Virginia, 41-56 passim Perkins, 29
Allen, Howard W., book rev., 205-207; Anne-César, Chevalier de la Luzerne, 42
book rev., 212-213 “An Ohio Kitchen Inspector and the Soviet
Alton Military Prison (Alton, Illinois), 67 Famine of 1921-1922: The Russian
Always a River: The Ohio River and the Odyssey of Henry C. Wolfe,” by
American Experience, edited by Robert Benjamin D. Rhodes, 190-199
L. Reid, rev., 89-90 Anti-Slavery Movement, 161, 184-185
Amateurs, “James McBride: Historian and An Unwanted War: The Diplomacy of the
Archaeologist of the Miami Valley,” by United States and Spain Over Cuba,
Terry A. Barnhart, 23-40 1895-1898, by John L. Offner, rev., 90-
American Anxieties: A Collective Portrait 91
of the 1930s, edited by Louis Filler, bk. ARA. See American Relief
note, 118 Administration
American Ethnological Society, 34, 35 Archaeology, “James McBride: Historian
American Female Moral Reform Society, and Archaeologist of the Miami Valley,”
178-179, 181, 183-184, 187 by Terry A. Barnhart, 23-40
Index 223
Archaeology of Prophetstown, Republican Plan 1755-1825, by John
Greeneville, Ohio, 1805-1808, by Seelye, rev., 213-215
Richard Green, Tony DeRegnaucourt, Beaver, Daniel R., book rev., 90-91
and Larry Hamilton, 201 Beckwith, (Colonel) Edward G., 66
Arnold, Lee, book rev., 210-212 Beecher, (Rev.) Lyman, 173
Atkinson, Elizabeth Ford (Mrs. Charles Bellows, (Dr.) Henry W., 58
Grandison Finney), 189n.54 Benevolent organizations, “Lydia Finney
Atkinson, Rick, Crusade: The Untold and Evangelical Womanhood,” by
Story of the Persian Gulf War, rev., 217- Catherine M. Rokicky, 170-189
220 Bensch, Christopher, book rev., 86-87
Atwater, Caleb, History of the State of Bergeron, Paul H., editor, The Papers of
Ohio, 28 Andrew Johnson. Volume 10:
Automobiles, “Interurbans in the February-July 1866, rev., 106-107
Automobile Age: The Case of the Bielinski, Stefan, “A Middling Sort:
Toledo, Port Clinton and Lakeside,” by Artisans and Tradesmen in Colonial
Douglas V. Shaw, 125-151 Albany,” 72
“Big Business Won Environmental Fight
in Early New Hampshire,” by Nelson H.
“Babyfeeder,” 194 Lawry, 72
Bad Habits: Drinking, Smoking, Taking Billington, Ray Allen, “Origin of the Land
Drugs, Gambling, Sexual Misbehavior, Speculator as a Frontier Type,” 153-154
and Swearing in American History, by Bilton, Michael and Kevin Sim, Four Hours
John C. Burnham, rev., 209-210 in My Lai, rev., 75-76
Bailyn, Bernard, Voyagers to the West: A Bishop, Edith, 11
Passage in the Peopling of American on “Black and White Visions of Welfare:
the Eve of the Revolution, 155 Women’s Welfare Activism, 1890-
Baldwin, Michael, 161, 162, 164 1945,” by Linda Gordon, 7
Banks, (General) Nathan, 68 Blacks. See African-Americans
Barlow, Joel, “Prospects for the Gallipolis Blodgett, Geoffrey, “The Emergence of
Settlement: French Diplomatic Grover Cleveland: A Fresh Appraisal,”
Dispatches,” edited and translated by 72
Phillip J. Wolfe and Warren J. Wolfe, Blue-Eyed Child of Fortune: The Civil
41-56 War Letters of Colonel Robert Gould
Barnhart, Terry A., “James McBride: Shaw, edited by Russell Duncan, rev.,
Historian and Archaeologist of the 96-98
Miami Valley,” 23-40 Board of Trustees, Miami University, 31
Barstow, William S., 133, 134, 142, 143, Board of Trustees, PWA, 5-22
150 Bodnar, John E., Remaking America:
Barth, (Count de) Jean Joseph, 46n.9, 54- Public Memory, Commemoration, and
56 Patriotism in the Twentieth Century,
Bartlett, Emily S., 174 rev., 78-80
Baton Rouge General Hospital, Civil War, Bogue, Allan G. and Margaret, “Profits
66 and the Frontier Land Speculator,” 154
Battle Cry of Freedom, by James M. Bogue, Margaret and Allan G., “Profits
McPherson, 70 and the Frontier Land Speculator,” 154
Battle of Fallen Timbers, 160, 161 Bolsheviks, 190-199 passim
Bay Bridge, The (Bay Point, Ohio), 144 Book of Memories: Kent State University
Bay Point (Ohio), 134 1910-1992, A, edited by William H.
Bean, Jonathan J., “Marketing ‘the great Hildebrand, Dean H. Keller, and Anita
American commodity’: Nathaniel D. Herington, bk. note, 118-119
Massie and Land Speculation on the Boullogne, Mr. De. See Boulogne,
Ohio Frontier, 1783-1813,” 152-169 Charles-Félix Boué
Beard, Charles, An Economic Boulogne, Charles-Félix Boué, 45-46, 54
Interpretation of the Constitution of the Bounty lands, 156
United States, 153 Bounty warrants, 155
Beasley, John, 162 Boynton, Virginia R., “Contested Terrain:
Beautiful Machine: Rivers and the The Struggle Over Gender Norms for
224 OHIO HISTORY
Black Working-Class Women in Charlotte Perkins Gilman: A Nonfiction
Cleveland’s Phillis Wheatley Associa- Reader, edited by Larry Ceplair., rev.,
tion, 1920-1950,” 5-22 202-205
Bremner, Robert H., book rev., 96-98 Chase, Salmon Portland, “A Union Army
Bricker, John, Defender of the Old Guard: Medical Inspector: Norton Townshend,”
John Bricker and American Politics, by Robert W. McCormick, 57-70.
rev., 205-207 Works by: “Preliminary Sketch of the
Brief Sketch of the State of Ohio, by History of Ohio,” 28; Statutes of Ohio
Nahum Ward, 28 and of the Northwest Territory, by
Bright Radical Star: Black Freedom and Salmon Portland Chase, 28;
White Supremacy on the Hawkeye “Preliminary Sketch of the History of
Frontier, by Robert R. Dykstra, rev., 98- Ohio,” 28
99 Chatham Street Chapel (New York City),
British Army, 58 176-178
British Sanitary Commission, 58 Cheka, 195
Brooks, Stewart, Civil War Medicine, 70 “Chillicothe Junto,” 164
Brown, Antoinette, 185-186 Chillicothe (Ohio), “Marketing ‘the great
Brown, (Senator) John, 162 American commodity’: Nathaniel
Brown, Thomas G., 192 Massie and Land Speculation on the
Brown, Walter L., 191 Ohio Frontier, 1783-1813,” by Jonathan
Bureau of Agriculture. See U.S. J. Bean, 152-169. Illustration, 165
Department of Agriculture Cholera epidemic (New York City), 177
“Burned Over District,” 171 Churchill, Rhoda, 174
Burnet, Jacob, Notes on the Early Cincinnati Gazette, 35
Settlement of the North-Western Cincinnati Historical Society 23, 28, 32,
Territory, 29, 30, 39 34, 37
Burnham, John C., Bad Habits: Drinking, Cincinnati Miscellany, The, by Charles
Smoking, Taking Drugs, Gambling, Cist, 29
Sexual Misbehavior, and Swearing in Cincinnati Observed: Architecture and
American History, rev., 209-210 History, by John Clubbe, bk. note, 118
Burnham, (Major) John, 48n.11 Cincinnati (Ohio), 164-169 passim
Bushnell, Horace, Of Singular Genius, Of Cist, Charles, The Cincinnati Miscellany,
Singular Grace: A Biography of Horace 29; Western General Advertiser, 30
Bushnell, by Robert L. Edwards, rev., Cities Service (holding company), 143
99-101 “City of the Gauls.” See Gallipolis (Ohio)
Business in American Life: A History, by Civil War Medicine, by Stewart Brooks,
Thomas C. Cochran, 156 70
Bus service, 146-147 Civil War, “A Union Army Medical
Butler County (Ohio), 25, 32 Inspector: Norton Townshend,” by
Robert W. McCormick, 57-70
Clarke, Robert, “Ohio Valley Historical
Cameron, Simon, 59 Series,” 30
Campus Wars: The Peace Movement at Clark, Ricky, George W. Knepper and
American State Universities in the Ellice Ronsheim, Quilts in Community:
Vietnam Era, by Kenneth J. Heineman, Ohio’s Traditions, rev., 86-87
rev., 77-78 Cleveland Eastern (interurban system),
Cannibalism, 196, 199 150
Cantonment Gibson (Arkansas Territory), Cleveland (Ohio), “Contested Terrain:
34-35 The Struggle Over Gender Norms for
Carré, Henri, “Les Emigrés francais en Black Working-Class Women in
Amérique: 1789-1793,” 53 Cleveland’ s Phillis Wheatley
Casey-Leininger, Charles F., book rev., Association, 1920-1950,” by Virginia R.
98-99 Boynton, 5-22; 125-151 passim
Cedar Point, 134, 135-136 Cleveland Press, 71
Ceplair, Larry, editor, Charlotte Perkins Cleveland Record, 71
Gilman: A Nonfiction Reader, rev., 202- Clubbe, John, Cincinnati Observed:
205 Architecture and History, bk. note, 118
Index
Cochran, Mrs. William (Helen Clarissa Scioto in America, 41
Finney), 187
Cochran, Thomas C., Business in
American Life: A History, 156 Daily, Arthur T., 199
Cochran, William, 187 Daly, Frederick, 192
Coeducation, Oberlin College, 180, 185 Dancing, PWA attitudes toward, 16, 17-
Coleman, Rebecca, 12 18
Columbia (Virginia Military District), 160 Dating, PWA attitudes toward, 16, 19-20
Commission for Relief (Belgium), 191 Daugherty, Robert L., book rev., 75-76;
Communist Party, 190-199 passim Weathering the Peace: The Ohio
Communists: The Story of Power and Lost National Guard in the Interwar Years,
Illusions, 1948-1991, The, by Adam B. 1919-1940, rev., 81-82; book rev., 110-
Ulam., rev., 110-111 111; book note, 118; book note, 119;
Community Traction, 142, 147 book rev., 217-220
Compagnie d’Occident. See Mississippi Davies, Richard O., Defender of the Old
Company Guard: John Bricker and American
Company of Twenty-Four (Société des Politics, rev., 205-207
24), 43n.5, 46n.9, 53-56 Davis, Edwin Hamilton and Ephraim
Concentric spheres, theory of, 38 George Squier, Ancient Monuments of
Conococheaque Creek (Pennsylvania), 24 the Mississippi Valley, 23
Conscience and Slavery: The Evangelistic Davis, Michael W. R. and Robert
Calvinist Domestic Missions, 1837-1861, Schweitzer, America’s Favorite Homes:
by Victor B. Howard, rev., 101-102 Mail Order Catalogues as a Guide to
“Contested Terrain: The Struggle Over Popular Early 20th-Century Houses,
Gender Norms for Black Working-Class rev., 87-89
Women in Cleveland’s Phillis Wheatley De Bart, [Mr.]. See Barth, (Count de)
Association, 1920-1950,” by Virginia R. Jean Joseph
Boynton, 5-22 Defender of the Old Guard: John Bricker
Continental Congress, 152-169 passim and American Politics, by Richard O.
Cook, Blanche Wiesen, Eleanor Davies, rev., 205-207
Roosevelt, Volume One: 1884-1933, Democracy in the Connecticut Frontier
rev., 93-94 Town of Kent, by Charles S. Grant, 154
Cooke, Sarah E. and Rachel Ramadhyani, Democrats and the American Idea: A
compilers, Indians and a Changing Bicentennial Appraisal, edited by Peter
Frontier: The Art of George Winter, 73 B. Kovler, rev., 212-213
Cooley, Steven D., book rev., 99-101 Department of the Gulf, U.S. Army, 66-
Copeland, C. C., 174 67, 68
“Corpse Rate,” 1457.50 d’ Eprémesnil, Jean-Jacques du Val, 54,
Country Between: The Upper Ohio Valley 56. Illustration, 55
and Its Peoples, 1724-1774, A, by Depression, The Great, 11, 148-149
Michael N. McConnell, rev., 115-117 DeRegnaucourt, Tony, Larry Hamilton,
County seats, dispute over, 163-164 and Richard Green, Archaeology of
Craig, Neville B., The Olden Time, 29 Prophetstown, Greeneville, Ohio, 1805-
Crescent, 64 1808, 201
Crévecoeur, Fanny (Mrs. Louis-Guillaume Didier, (Rev. Dom) Pierre-Joseph, 55-56
Otto), 43n.4 Diplomatic dispatches, “Prospects for the
Crimean War, The, 58, 70 Gallipolis Settlement: French
Cronon, William J., Nature’s Metropolis:
Diplomatic Dispatches,” edited and
Chicago and the Great West, 72; “A
Place for Stories: Nature, History, and translated by Phillip J. Wolfe and
Narrative,” 72 Warren J. Wolfe, 41-56
Crusade: The Untold Story of the Persian “Dispelling the Myth: Seventeenth- and
Gulf War, by Rick Atkinson, rev., 217- Eighteenth-Century Indian Life in
220 Kentucky,” by A. Gwynn Henderson,
Curfews, PWA attitudes toward, 16, 18- 71-72
19 “Division Act,” 164
Cutler, (Rev.) Manasseh, A Prospectus for Dix, Dorothea, 58
the Establishment of the Rivers Ohio and Dobbyns, [Mr.], 45
226 OHIO HISTORY
Doctors in Blue, by George W. Adams, the Gallipolis Settlement: French
69-70 Diplomatic Dispatches,” edited and
Doherty, Henry L., 142 translated by Phillip J. Wolfe and
Domestic service, “Contested Terrain: Warren J. Wolfe, 41-56
The Struggle Over Gender Norms for Emma Goldman and the American Left:
Black Working-Class Women in “Nowhere at Home,” by Marian J.
Cleveland’s Phillis Wheatley Associa- Morton, rev., 80-81
tion, 1920-1950,” by Virginia R. Employment Committee, PWA, 11
Boynton, 5-22 Employment, “Contested Terrain: The
Dorn, Jacob H., book rev., 82-84 Struggle Over Gender Norms for Black
Drinking, PWA attitudes toward, 16-17 Working-Class Women in Cleveland’s
Dubious Victory: The Reconstruction Phillis Wheatley Association, 1920-
Debate in Ohio, by Robert D. Sawrey, 1950,” by Virginia R. Boynton, 5-22
rev., 102-104 Eremkino, Russia, 195, 196
DuBois, W.E.B., W.E.B. DuBois: Erwin, John W., 33-34, 35-36
Biography of a Race, 1868-1919, by
David Levering Lewis, rev., 207-209
Duckworth, Christopher S., book note, Famine relief, “An Ohio Kitchen Inspector
118-119 and the Soviet Famine of 1921-1922:
Duer, William, 46n.9, 49n.14, 54 The Russian Odyssey of Henry C.
Duncan, Russell, editor, Blue-Eyed Child Wolfe,” by Benjamin D. Rhodes, 190-
of Fortune: The Civil War Letters of 199
Colonel Robert Gould Shaw, rev., 96-98 Farewell to Arms, A, by Ernest
Duportail, Chevalier. See Duportail, Hemingway, 190
(General) Louis Lebégue de Presle Fay, Bernard, L’ Esprit révolutionnaire en
Duportail, (General) Louis Lebégue de France et aux Etats-Unis a la fin du
Presle, 43, 54 XVIII siécle, 53
Dykstra, Robert R., Bright Radical Star: Federal Electric Railway Commission, 135
Black Freedom and White Supremacy on Female Department, Oberlin College, 185-
the Hawkeye Frontier, rev., 98-99 186, 187
Female Missionary Society, 171
Filler, Louis, book rev., 84-86; book rev.,
Earnhart, Hugh G., book rev., 95-96 101-102; editor, American Anxieties: A
Edwards, Robert L., Of Singular Genius, Collective Portrait of the 1930s, bk.
Of Singular Grace: A Biography of note, 118; book rev., 202-205
Horace Bushnell, rev., 99-101 Finland, 192
Eleanor Roosevelt, Volume One: 1884- Finley, (Colonel) Clement A., 59, 60
1933, by Blanche Wiesen Cook, rev., Finney, Charles Beman, 176n. 18
93-94 Finney, Delia Andrews, 186
Electric and power companies, Finney, Frederic Norton, 176n.18, 186,
“Interurbans in the Automobile Age: 187
The Case of the Toledo, Port Clinton and Finney, Helen Clarissa (Mrs. William
Lakeside,” by Douglas V. Shaw, 125- Cochran), 176n.18, 187
151 Finney, Julia Rice, 186
Electric Railway Journal, 135, 137 Finney, Mrs. Charles Grandison (Elizabeth
Electric railways, “Interurbans in the Ford Atkinson), 1897.54
Automobile Age: The Case of the Finney, Mrs. Charles Grandison (Lydia
Toledo, Port Clinton and Lakeside,” by Root Andrews), “Lydia Finney and
Douglas V. Shaw, 125-151 Evangelical Womanhood,” by Catherine
Elkins, Stanley and Eric McKitrick, “A M. Rokicky, 170-189
Meaning for Turner’s Frontier Finney, Mrs. Charles Grandison (Rebecca
Democracy in the Old Northwest,” 155 Allen Ray), 1897.54
Emancipation Proclamation, 65 Finney, (Rev.) Charles Grandison, “Lydia
“Emergence of Grover Cleveland: A Finney and Evangelical Womanhood,”
Fresh Appraisal, The,” by Geoffrey by Catherine M. Rokicky, 170-189.
Blodgett, 72 Illustration, 175
Emigrants and emigration, “Prospects for Finney, Sarah Sage, 186
Index 227
First Mortgage Guarantee & Trust 113-115
Company of Philadelphia, 133 Gender norms, “Contested Terrain: The
First Presbyterian Society, 171 Struggle Over Gender Norms for Black
Five Points (New York City), 176-177 Working-Class Women in Cleveland’s
Flint, Mrs. Herman G. (Amelia Ann Flint Phillis Wheatley Association, 1920-
Norton), 174, 185 1950,” by Virginia R. Boynton, 5-22
Flint, (Rev.) Herman G., 174 General Gas and Electric Company (New
Flint, Timothy, 28 York), 133-142, 143
Folmar, J. K., book rev., 89-90; book rev., General Thomas Posey: Son of the
213-215 American Revolution, by John Thornton
Forest & Conservation History, 72 Posey, rev., 215-217
Fort Greeneville. Illustration, 29 Genoa (Ohio), 125-151
Fort Hamilton, 25, 26 George, Henry, Progress and Poverty: An
Foster, Lawrence, Women, Family, and Inquiry into the Cause of Industrial
Utopia: Communal Experiments of the Depressions, 153
Shakers, the Oneida Community, and the Gephart, Ronald M., Paul H. Smith and
Mormons, tev., 82-84 Gerard W. Gawalt, editors, Letters of
Foucar, (Dr.) Frederick, 194 Delegates to Congress, 1774-1789.
Four Hours in My Lai, by Michael Bilton and Volume 18: September 1, 1781-July 31,
Kevin Sim, rev., 75-76 1782, rev., 111-113; Letters of Delegates
France, “Prospects for the Gallipolis to Congress, 1774-1789. Volume 19:
Settlement: French Diplomatic August 1, 1782-March 11, 1783, rev.,
Dispatches,” edited and translated by 113-115
Phillip J. Wolfe and Warren J. Wolfe, German Chronicle in the History of the
41-56 Ohio Valley and its Capital City
Fremont (Ohio), 137 Cincinnati in Particular, by Emil
French Five Hundred, The, “Prospects for Klauprecht, bk. note, 119-120
the Gallipolis Settlement: French Gilbert, Lydia M., 173
Diplomatic Dispatches,” edited and Gilman, Charlotte Perkins, Charlotte
translated by Phillip J. Wolfe and Perkins Gilman: A Nonfiction Reader,
Warten J. Wolfe, 41-56 edited by Larry Ceplair., rev., 202-205
French Foreign Ministry (Paris), 41-56 Glatthaar, Joseph T., 68
passim Goldberg, David J., book rev., 104-106
French Revolution, The, 41-56 passim Goldman, Emma, Emma Goldman and the
French settlers and settlement, “Prospects American Left: “Nowhere at Home,” by
for the Gallipolis Settlement: French Marian J. Morton, rev., 80-81
Diplomatic Dispatches,” edited and Gordon, Linda, Heroes of Their Own
translated by Phillip J. Wolfe and Lives: The Politics and History of
Warren J. Wolfe, 41-56 Family Violence, 6; “Black and White
Visions of Welfare: Women’s Welfare
Activism, 1890-1945,” 7
Gallipolis (Ohio), “Prospects for the Gordon, Steve, book note, 118; book note,
Gallipolis Settlement: French 119-120
Diplomatic Dispatches,” edited and Gorky, Maxim, 191
translated by Phillip J. Wolfe and Grant, Charles S., Democracy in the
Warten J. Wolfe, 41-56. Illustration, 44 Connecticut Frontier Town of Kent, 154
Galpin, Perrin C., 192-193 Grant, H. Roger, Living in the Depot: The
Gates, Paul Wallace, “The Role of the Two-Story Railroad Station, 73
Land Speculator in Western Great Miami River, 25, 32
Development,” 152, 153 Great Migration in Historical Perspective:
Gawalt, Gerard W., Ronald M. Gephart New Dimensions of Race, Class, & Gender,
and Paul H. Smith, editors, Letters of The, edited by Joe William Trotter, Jr., rev.,
Delegates to Congress, 1774-1789. 104-106
Volume 18: September 1, 1781-July 31, Green, Barbara L., book rev., 102-104
1782, rev., 111-113; Letters of Delegates Green, Richard, Tony DeRegnaucourt, and
to Congress, 1774-1789. ‘Volume 19: Larry Hamilton, Archaeology of
August 1, 1782-March 11, 1783, tev., Prophetstown, Greeneville, Ohio, 1805-
228 OHIO HISTORY
1808, 201 Hill, Anna, 183
Greyhound Bus Company, 145 Historians and historical research, “James
Gypsum (Ohio), 137, 146 McBride: Historian and Archaeologist
of the Miami Valley,” by Terry A.
Barnhart, 23-40
Hall, James, Western Monthly Magazine, Historical and Philosophical Society of
29 Ohio. See Cincinnati Historical Society
Hall, Mitchell K., book rev., 77-78 Historical Collections of Ohio, by Henry
Ham, Debra Newman, compiler and Howe, 23, 29, 37, 389-39. Illustration,
editor, The African-American Mosaic: A 29
Library of Congress Resource Guide for History and Biographical Cyclopeadia of
the Study of Black History and Culture, Butler County, Ohio, A, 24
201 History of the State of Ohio, by Caleb
Hamilton, Alexander, 53-54 Atwater, 28
Hamilton House, 26 History of the United State Army, by
Hamilton, Larry, Richard Green, and Tony Russell F. Weigley, 69
DeRegnaucourt, Archaeology of History of the Westward Movement, by
Prophetstown, Greeneville, Ohio, 1805- Frederick Merk, 152
1808, 201 Hitler, Adolf, 190
Hamilton (Ohio), 23-40 passim Home Economics Committee (PWA), 11,
Hammond, William A., 60-61, 64, 65-66, #3, 15
68 Hood, Clifton, “722 Miles: The Building
Harper’s, 190 of the Subways and How They
Harris, (Dr.) Elisha, 58 Transformed New York,” 72
Harrison, William Henry, 164 Hoover, Herbert, 191-192, 198.
Hartmann, Susan M., book rev., 93-94 Illustration, 191
Haskell, (Colonel) William N., 192, 194, Hough, Joseph, 26, 30
198, 199 House Committee, PWA, 11, 19
Hay, Robert P., book rev., 111-113; book House of Reception, 178
rev., 113-115 House of Representatives, territorial gov-
Heineman, Kenneth J., Campus Wars: ernment, 26
The Peace Movement at American State Howard, Victor B., Conscience and
Universities in the Vietnam Era, rev., 77- Slavery: The Evangelistic Calvinist
78 Domestic Missions, 1837-1861, rev.,
Hemingway, Ernest, A Farewell to Arms, 101-102
190 Howe, Henry, Historical Collections of
Henderson, A. Gwynn, “Dispelling the Ohio, 23, 29, 37, 38-39. Illustration, 29
Myth: Seventeenth- and Eighteenth- Hunter, Jane, 9-20. Works by: A Nickel
Century Indian Life in Kentucky,” 71-72 and A Prayer, 14. Illustration, 10
Herington, Anita D., William H. Hutchins, John, 64
Hildebrand and Dean H. Keller, editors,
A Book of Memories: Kent State
University 1910-1992, bk. note, 118-119 “I Belong to the Working Class”: The
Heroes of Their Own Lives: The Politics Unfinished Autobiography of Rose
and History of Family Violence, by Pastor Stokes, edited by Herbert Shapiro
Linda Gordon, 6 and David L. Sterling, rev., 202-205
Heterosexual activities, PWA attitudes ICC. See Interstate Commerce
toward, 19-20, 21-22 Commission
Heterosocial activities, PWA attitudes to- Indians and a Changing Frontier: The Art
ward, 16-20, 21-22 of George Winter, compiled by Sarah E.
Highway construction, 162, 163 Cooke and Rachel Ramadhyani, 73
Hildebrand, William H., Dean H. Keller Indians in early Ohio, 42, 47, 50, 52, 159,
and Anita D. Herington, editors, A Book 160-161, 162
of Memories: Kent State University Industrial jobs, World War II, 16, 21
1910-1992, bk. note, 118-119 Infant schools, 176
Hildreth, (Dr.) Samuel P., 28, 39. Works Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC),
by: Pioneer History, 29 129n.9
Index
“Interurbans in the Automobile Age: The Krawcheck, Julian I., 71
Case of the Toledo, Port Clinton and Kuroyedova, Russia, 195-196
Lakeside,” by Douglas V. Shaw, 125-
151
Interurbans, “Interurbans in the La Belle Riviere. See Ohio River, The
Automobile Age: The Case of the Ladies’ Board of Managers, Oberlin
Toledo, Port Clinton and Lakeside,” by College, 185-186
Douglas V. Shaw, 125-151 Lake Erie, 125-151 passim
Lake Shore Interurban, 127
Lakeside (Ohio), “Interurbans in the
“James McBride: Historian and Automobile Age: The Case of the
Archaeologist of the Miami Valley,” by Toledo, Port Clinton and Lakeside,” by
Terry A. Barnhart, 23-40 Douglas V. Shaw, 125-151
Jefferson, Thomas, 42, 54n.22, 164-165 Land Act (1796), 165; (1800), 167
Job training, “Contested Terrain: The Land speculation, “Marketing ‘the great
Struggle Over Gender Norms for Black American commodity’: Nathaniel
Working-Class Women in Cleveland’s Massie and Land Speculation on the
Phillis Wheatley Association, 1920- Ohio Frontier, 1783-1813,” by Jonathan
1950,” by Virginia R. Boynton, 5-22 J. Bean, 152-169
Johnson, Andrew, The Papers of Andrew Land titles, “Prospects for the Gallipolis
Johnson. Volume 10: February-July Settlement: French Diplomatic
1866, edited by Paul H. Bergeron, rev., Dispatches,” edited and translated by
106-107 Phillip J. Wolfe and Warren J. Wolfe,
Jones, Howard G., III, book rev., 78-80 41-56
Journal of American History, 7,72 Lane Rebellion, 180
Journal of the Ohio Historical and Law, John, 48n.11
Philosophical Society, 33 Lawry, Nelson H., “Big Business Won
J. Walter Malone: The Autobiography of Environmental Fight in Early New
an Evangelical Quaker, edited by John Hampshire,” 72
W. Oliver, bk. note, 119 Lawson, (Colonel) Thomas, 57, 59
Lebergott, Stanley, The Americans: An
Economic Record, 154-155
Kanawha River, 50 Leisure activities, PWA attitudes toward,
Karolak, Eric, book rev., 220-221 16-20, 21-22
Keepers of Our Past: Local Historical “Les Emigrés frangais en Amérique:
Writing in the United States, 1820s- 1789-1793,” by Henri Carré, 53
1930s, by David Russo, 40 L'Esprit révolutionnaire en France et aux
Keller, Dean H., Anita D. Herington and Etats-Unis a la fin du XVIII siécle, by
William H. Hildebrand, editors, A Book Bernard Fay, 53
of Memories: Kent State University Letterman, Jonathan, 60
1910-1992, bk. note, 118-119 Letters of Delegates to Congress, 1774-
Kentucky lands, 152-169 passim 1789. Volume 18: September 1, 1781-
Kitchen inspectors, “An Ohio Kitchen July 31, 1782, edited by Paul H. Smith,
Inspector and the Soviet Famine of Gerard W. Gawalt, and Ronald M.
1921-1922: The Russian Odyssey of Gephart, rev., 111-113
Henry C. Wolfe,” by Benjamin D. Letters of Delegates to Congress, 1774-
Rhodes, 190-199 1789. Volume 19: August 1, 1782-
Klauprecht, Emil, German Chronicle in March 11, 1783, edited by Paul H.
the History of the Ohio Valley and its Smith, Gerard W. Gawalt, and Ronald
Capital City Cincinnati in Particular, M. Gephart., rev., 113-115
bk. note, 119-120 Lewis, David Levering, W.E.B. DuBois:
Knepper, George W., Ellice Ronsheim and Biography of a Race, 1868-1919, rev.,
Ricky Clark, Quilts in Community: 207-209
Ohio’s Traditions, rev., 86-87 Lézay-Marnésia, Albert-Magdelaine-
Kovler, Peter B., editor, Democrats and Claude de, 54-56
the American Idea: A Bicentennial Lézay-Marnésia, Claude-Frangois-Adrien
Appraisal, rev., 212-213 (Marquis de Lézay-Marnésia), 50-51, 53,
230 OHIO HISTORY
54-56. Illustration, 51 McRoberts, James, 24
Lézay-Marnésia, Marquis de. See Lézay- Madison, James, 54n.22
Marnésia, Claude-Francois-Adrien Malaria, 68
Liberalism: Old & New, by J. G. Malartic, Vicomte de. See Mauris, Louis
Merquior, rev., 84-86 Hipployte Joseph de
Lincoln, Abraham, 57-70 passim Malone, J. Walter, J. Walter Malone: The
Little Miami River, 159 Autobiography of an Evangelical
Living in the Depot: The Two-Story Quaker, edited by John W. Oliver, bk.
Railroad Station, by H. Roger Grant, 73 note, 119
Livingston, Elizabeth (Mrs. Louis- Manchester (Virginia Military District),
Guillaume Otto), 42 160-161, 163
Livingston, Peter Van Brugh, 42 Maney, Patrick J., The Roosevelt
“Load factor,” 141 Presence: A Biography of Franklin
Local history, “James McBride: Historian Delano Roosevelt, rev., 91-93
and Archaeologist of the Miami Valley,” “Map of the Ohio Country drawn in 1813,
by Terry A. Barnhart, 23-40 A.” Illustration, 159
Locke, John, 39 Mapping, “James McBride: Historian and
Lorain (Ohio), 125-151 passim Archaeologist of the Miami Valley,” by
Loving and Leaving the Good Life, by Terry A. Barnhart, 23-40
Helen Nearing, rev., 202-205 Marblehead and Lakeside Railroad, 134
Luce, W. Ray, book rev., 87-89 Marblehead (Ohio), “Interurbans in the
Lutts, Ralph H., “The Trouble with Automobile Age: The Case of the
Bambi: Walt Disney’s Bambi and the Toledo, Port Clinton and Lakeside,” by
American Vision of Nature,” 72 Deuglas V. Shaw, 125-151
“Lydia Finney and Evangelical Marietta (Ohio), 50n.15, 164-169 passim
Womanhood,” by Catherine M. Rokicky, “Marketing ‘the great American commodi-
170-189 ty’: Nathaniel Massie and Land
Lytle, Hannah (Mrs. James McBride), 27 Speculation on the Ohio Frontier, 1783 -
Lytle, Robert, 27 1813,” by Jonathan J. Bean, 152-169
Mark, Irving, Agrarian Conflict in
Colonial New York, 1771-1775, 153
McArthur, Duncan, 162 Marsh, George Perkins, 36
McBride, James “James McBride: Marszalek, John F., Sherman: A Soldier’s
Historian and Archaeologist of the Passion for Order, rev., 95-96
Miami Valley,” by Terry A. Barnhart, Martin, Michel J., book rev., 209-210
23-40. Works by: Notes on Hamilton , Massey, Gregory D., book rev., 215-217
23; Pioneer Biography, 23, 25, 30. Massie, Henry, 162
Illustration, 25 Massie, Nathaniel, “Marketing ‘the great
McBride, James, Sr., 24 American commodity’: Nathaniel
McBride, Margaret McRoberts (Mrs. Massie and Land Speculation on the
James McBride, Sr.), 24 Ohio Frontier, 1783-1813,” by Jonathan
McBride, Mrs. James (Hannah Lytle), 27 J. Bean, 152-169. Illustration, Summer-
McBride, Mrs. James, Sr. (Margaret Autumn 1994 cover
McRoberts), 24 “Massie’s Station.” See Manchester
McClelland, (General) George T., 59 (Virginia Military District)
McConnell, Michael N., A Country Mauris, Louis Hipployte Joseph de
Between: The Upper Ohio Valley and (Vicomte de Malartic), 49-50, 54, 55
Its Peoples, 1724-1774, rev., 115-117 “Meaning for Turner’s Frontier
McCormick, Robert W., “A Union Army Democracy in the Old Northwest, A,” by
Medical Inspector: Norton Townshend,” Stanley Elkins and Eric McKitrick, 155
57-70 Medical Department, U.S. Army, “A
McDowall, (Rev.) John R., 178 Union Army Medical Inspector: Norton
McKitrick, Eric and Stanley Elkins, “A Townshend,” by Robert W. McCormick,
Meaning for Turner’s Frontier 57-70
Democracy in the Old Northwest,” 155 Medical inspectors, “A Union Army
McPherson, James M., Battle Cry of Medical Inspector: Norton Townshend,”
Freedom, 70 by Robert W. McCormick, 57-70