Pennsylvania History 1991: Vol 58 Index

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A Another Civil War: Labor, Capital, and the
Abrams, James, 330-7 State in the Anthracite Regions of Penn-
“A Dissertation on Liberty and Necessity, sylvania, 1840-68, by Grace Palladino,
Pleasure and Pain”, by Benjamin Frank- 139-45
lin, 224 Anthracite Coal Commission, 311-2
African Americans, 1-36, 104-5, 108, 111, 118, Anthracite coal mining, 265-337
197 Anthracite Mining Unionism and the UMW:
African Methodist Episcopal Church and An Oral History, transcript of panel dis-
Society, 4, 26 cussion, 330-7
Age of Reason, 127 A Perfect Freedom: Religious Liberty in
Agnew, Samuel, 4 Pennsylvania by J. William Frost, rev'd
A House Divided: America in the Age of Lin- 152-3
coln, by Eric Foner and Olivia Mahonev, A Philadelphia Family: The Houstons and
rev'd 164-5 Woodwards of Chestnut Hill by David R.
Alcoa, 184, 192-3, 200-1, 204-5 Contosta, rev'd 158-9
Aldridge, Alfred Owen, 126-7 Apollo Steel mill, 188
Alexander, James R., Jaybird: A. J. Maxham Arndt, Karl John Richard and Reimer C. Eck,
and the Manufacture of the johnson Rail, (ed.) The First Century of German Lan-
rev'd 349-51 guage Printing in the United States of
Allegheny (later Avery) College, 13 America: A Bibliography Based on the
Allison, John Jr., 101 Studies of Oswald Seidensticker and
Altschuler, Glenn C., Better than Second Wilbur H. Oda, rev'd 345-6
Best: Love and Work in the Life of Helen Asher, Robert and Charles Stephenson, (ed.)
Magill, rev'd 87-8 Labor Divided: Race and Ethnicity in
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel United States Labor Struggles, 1835-1960,
Workers, 323 rev'd 159-61
Amalgamated Associated of Iron, Steel and A Social History of Economic Decline: Busi-
Tin, 181 ness, Politics, and Work in Trenton by
Amalgamated Association of Miners and John T. Cumbler, rev'd 89-91
Laborers, 279 Assefa, Hizkias and Paul Wahrhaftig, The
Amalgamated Association of Miners in the MOVE Crisis in Philadelphia: Extremist
United States (later Miners and Laborers’ Groups and Conflict Resolution, rev'd
Amalgamated Association), 306, 308, 333 92-3
A Man and his Ship: Peter Minuit and the Association of American Publishers, 68
Kalmar Atkinson, John, 111
Nyckel by C. A. Weslager, rev'd 166-7 At Liberty, The Story of aC ommunity and a
American Antislavery Society, 2 Generation; The Bethlehem, Pennsyl-
American Colonization Society, 5 vania, High School Class of 1952 by
American Federation of Labor, 275 Joseph E. Illick, rev'd 84-5
American Revolution (see Revolutionary Aurand, Harold W., Early Mine Workers’
War) Organizations In The Anthracite Region,
American Standard Corporation, 182 298-310
America’s Armories: Architecture, Society, Aurand, Harry, 184, 269-72, 274, 298-310, 356
and Public Order by Robert M. Fogelson, Awash in a Sea of Faith: Christianizing the
rev'd 157-8 American People by Jon Butler, rev'd 88-9
Anderson, William, 287
And the Wolf Family Finally Came: The B
Decline of the American Steel Industry by Bachman, Bill, 331-7
John Hoerr, 191 Ball, Thomas, A French School Boox, 38
358
Baltimore, MD, 143 Brody, David, 323
Barton, Michael, revs. 84-5 Brody, David, Steelworkers in America: The
Bartram, John, 124-38 Non-Union Era, 210
Bartram, William, 136 Brouwer, Merle, 104
Bates, John, 300 Brozena, Chester, 317
Bates’ Union, 265 Bullman, Frederick, 112-3
Baxter, C. W., 283 Bundy, O. Richard, revs. 174-5
Bender, Mrs. George, 105 Burk, Robert F., The Corporate State and The
Benjamin Franklin: His Life as He Wrote It by Broker State: The DuPonts and American
Esmond Wright, 222-33 National Politics, 1925-1940, rev'd 352-4
Benjamin Franklin’s Science by 1. Bernard Burnham, Daniel, 67
Cohen, 222-33 Butler, Jon, Awash in a Sea of Faith:
Bennett, Albert, 20 Christianizing the American People, rev'd
Bensman, David, revs. 89-91; 208-10, 257 88-9
Bethel AME Church, 26
Bethlehem Mines Corporation, 333 C
Better than Second Best: Love and Work in Cameron, Simon, 16-7
the Life of Helen Magill by Glenn C. Cappellini, Rinaldo, 317
Altschuler, rev'd 87-8 Carbon County, 278
Birkner, Michael J., revs. 254-5 ~ Carey, Mathew, 41-3, 45
“Birth of a Nation,” film by D. W. Griffith, Carp, E. Wayne, revs. 153-5
212-3 Carr, William G., The Oldest Delegate: Frank-
Blacks, 1-36, 105-13, 211-2 lin in the Constitutional Convention,
Blanchard, Jean-Pierre, 44 review essay 222-33
Blatz, Perry, 269-73, 275, 356 Carrie Furnaces, 188
Blatz, Perry K, Local Leadership and Local The Case of the Nazi Professor by David M.
Militancy: The Nanticoke Strike of 1899 Oshinsky, Richard P. McCormick, and
and the Roots of Unionization in the Daniel Horn, rev'd 254-5
Northern Anthracite Field, 287-97 Casterline, Lewis, 311, 325
Bliss, Robert M., Revolution and Empiire: Catesby, Mark, 132
English Politics and the American Chambaud, Louis, 43
Colonies in the Seventeenth Century, Chamberlain, Joshua, 217-8
rev'd 240-1 Chandler, Alfred D. Jr., 272-320
Bloom, Robert L., 95-6 Chandler, Alfred, The Invisible Hand: The
Bluestone, Barry and Bennett Harrison, Managerial Revolution in American Busi-
Deindustrialization of America: Plant ness, 210
Closings, Community Abandonment and Chaudron, Simon, 52
the Dismantling of Basic Industry, 203, Chester, Thomas Morris, 13, 15
210 Cist, Charles, 43, 45
Bodnar, John, revs. 159-61 City at the Point: Essays on the Social History
Boritt, Gabor S., “Ken Burns’ Civil War,” 212- of Pittsburgh by Samuel P. Hays (ed),
21, 257 rev'd 239-40
Boston, MA, 68, 201 City Beautiful movement, 62-70
Bowen, Catherine Drinker, 228 City Efficient, 63
Boylan, John, 316-7 City Games: The Evolution of American
Bradford, Thomas, 45, 48 Urban Society and the Rise of Sports by
Bremer, Francis J., revs. 88-9 Steven A. Riess, rev'd 169-70
Brinton, Lydia, 104-5, 118 City planning, 62-70
Britain, 224 Civil War, 65, 139-45, 212-21
Pennsyivania History
359
Civil War, blacks in, 14-7, 22 D
Claridge, John R., revs. 246-7 Dallas, TX, 67
Clark, Paul, 181-211, 256 Daniell, Jere, revs. 240 1
Clark, Ronald W., 228 Darby Friends Meeting, 128
Coal and Iron Police, 301, 318, 321 Daughters of the Shtetl: Life and Labor in the
Coaldale, PA, 331-2 Immigrant Generation by Susan A. Glenn,
Cobbett, William, 42 rev'd 340-3
Coblentz, Robin Donaldson, revs. 170-2 Dauphin County, 278
Cohen, I. Bernard, Benjamin Franklin’s Sci- David Mead: Pennsyivania’s Last Frontiers-
ence, 222-33 man by Robert D. Ilisevich, rev'd 246-7
Coker, Daniel, 4 Davis, David Brion, Revolutions: Reflections
Colden, Cadwallader, 132 on American Equality and Foreign Libera-
Colley, Thomas, 45 tions, rev'd 155-6
Collinson, Peter, 128, 133-5 Davis, Lydia, 104-5
Collot, George Henri Victor, 40-1, 44 Day, William Howard, 28
Columbia County, 278 Dayton, Jonathan, 231
Community Development and the Revolu- de Beauvois, AM.FJ. Palisot, 94
tionary Transition in Eighteenth-Century de Bordes, J. Marie, 40
Lancaster County, Pennsylvania by Decombaz, 38, 51-3
Rodger C. Henderson, rev’d 244-6 Deerfield, MA, 143
“Conflict and Comity: The Local Community “Deindustrialization: A Panel Discussion”,
and the Civil War” by W. Wayne Smith, 181-211
139-45. Deindustrialization of America: Plant
Connecticut, 231 Closings, Community Abandonment, and
Conscription Act, 1863, 140 the Dismantling of Basic Industry by
Contosta, David R., A Philadelphia Family: Barry Bluestone and Bennett Harrison,
The Houstons and Woodwards of Chest- 203, 210
nut Hill, rev'd 158-9 de la Boessiére, Tanguy, 38, 45, 49, 52-3
“Cool Thoughts on the Present Situation of de la Grange, F.E.G.M., 38, 41, 43
Our Public Affairs” by Benjamin Franklin, Delaney, Martin, 13
230 Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, 279,
Cooper, Turner, 25 301
Copp, Michael, 112 Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western Rail-
Cordier, Ralph W., 97 road, 279
Cornell, William, 97 The Demographic History of the Philadel-
The Corporate State and The Broker State: phia Region, 1600-1860 by Susan E. Klepp
The DuPonts and American National Poli- (ed), rev'd 172-4
tics, 1925-1940 by Robert F. Burk, rev'd Denomination Ministry Strategy, 199
352-4 Denver, CO, 67, 69
Coryell, Janet L., Neither Heroine nor Fool: de Saint-Aubin, Augustus, 225
Anna Ella Carroll of Maryland, rev'd 170-2 de Saint-Méry, Moreau, 36-61
Court of quarter sessions, 99, 103, 115 DeVault, Ileen A., Sons and Daughters of
Cumbler, John T., 209 Labor: Class and Clerical Work in Turn-of-
Cumbler, John T., A Social History of Eco- the-Century Pittsburgh, rev'd, 346-8
nomic Decline: Business, Politics, and Devéze, Jean, 44
Work in Trenton, rev'd 89-91 Dickerson, Dennis C., Out of the Crucible:
Curran, John J., 317-8 Black Steelworkers in Western Pennsyl-
Curtin, Andrew, 16, 139 vania, 1875-1980, 210-11
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Discouraging Sweet Music: Brass Bands and F
Community Life in Tum-of-the-Century
Pennsylvania by Kenneth Kreitner, zevd Fafy, John, 280, 282-3, 286-9
174-5 The Fall of the House of Labor by David
Distribution of Wealth and Income in the Montgomery, 270
United States in 1798 by Lee Soltrow, Feller, Daniel, revs. 80-1
rev'd 161-2 Fénelon, 43
Dock, Mira Lloyd, 67 Fierce Communion: Family and Community
Dogood, Silence, 223 in Early America by Helena M. Wall, rev'd
Domike, Steffi, (pro.) and Dave Sez (ed.), 153-5
Out of This Furnace: A Walking Tour of Fink, Leon, 270, 274
Thomas Bell’s Novel, video rev'd 253-4 Fink, Leon and Brian Greenberg, Upheaval
Donnelly, Lu, 343-5 in the Quiet Zone: A History of Hospital
Dorothy Six (see Duquesne Works) Worker’s Union, Local 1199, rev’d 82-3
Dorsey, Thomas, 4 The First Century of German Language Print-
Douglass, Frederick, 4-6 ing in the United States of America: A Bib-
Doutrich, Paul E., revs. 166-7, 247-9 liography Based on the Studies of Oswald
Dubofsky, Melvin, 356 Seidensticker and Wilbur H. Oda, Volume
Dubofsky, Melvyn, The Origins of the Labor 1 (1728-1807) and Volume 2 (1808-1830),
Movement in the United States: Themes edited by Karl John Richard Arndt and
From the Nineteeth Century, 269-77 Reimer C. Eck, rev'd 345-6
Duffy, Thomas, 289 Fischer, David Hackett, 113, 115-6
Dufief, Gouin, 38 Flanagan, Thomas, 113
de Martre, Antoine Pyron, 42 Flint, MI, 201
Dun, R. G., 145 Flood, Daniel J., 324
Dunn, Elizabeth E., “Who Was Benjamin Fogelson, Robert M., America’s Armories:
Franklin?: Three Clues to an Unanswer- Architecture, Society, and Public Order,
able Riddle,” 222-33, 257 rev'd 157-8
Duquesne Works, 186, 197 Folmar, J. K., revs. 164-5
Dykstra, Ann Marie, Region, Economy, and Foner, Eric and Olivia Mahoney, A House
Party: The Roots of Policy Formation in Divided: America in the Age of Lincoln,
Pennsylvania, 1820-1860, rev'd 249-50 rev'd 164-5
Fones-Wolf, Ken, revs. 253-4
Fones-Wolf, Ken, Trade Union Gospel: Chris-
E tianity and Labor in Industrial Philadel-
Earle, George, 318 phia, 1865-1915, rev'd 252
Early Mine Workers’ Organizations In The Foreign markets/trade, 190, 192, 196, 204
Anthracite Region by Harold W. Aurand, Fomess, Norman O., revs. 157-8
298-310 Founding Families of Pittsburgh: The Evolu-
Eckley Miner's Village and Museum, 265, tion of a Regional Elite, 1760-1910 by
269, 330 Joseph F. Rishel, rev'd 250-2
Edgerton, Samuel Y. Jr., 226 Fox, Maier B., United We Stand: The United
Edwards, Jonathan, 127 Mine Workers of America, 1890-1990, 211
Eggert, Gerald G., 99 France, 37-61
The Electrical Workers: A History of Labor at Franklin, Benjamin, 127, 136
General Electric and Westinghouse, 1923- Franklin and Bache: Envisioning the Enlight-
1960 by Ronald Schatz, 211 ened Republic by Jeffrey A. Smith, rev'd
“Enlightenment and Piety in the Science of 241-3
John Bartram” by Nina Reid, 124-38 Frantz, John, 97
361
Franz, George W., revs., 244-6, 348-9 Grant, Richard G., 316
Franz, George W., Paxton: A Study of Com- Grasset, Daniell, 38
munity Structure and Mobility in the Great Awakening, 124, 127, 129, 131, 136
Colonial Pennsylvania Backcountry, rev'd Great Depression, 203
243-4 Great Sanitary Fair, 143
Frassanito, William, 216 Greene, Jack P., revs. 155-6
French publications, 37-61 Griffith, D. W., “Birth of a Nation,” 212-3
French Revolution, 37-61
Freneau, Philip, 127 H
Frost, J. William, A Perfect Freedom: Reli- Hanna, Marcus Alonzo, 278
gious Liberty in Pennsylvania, rev'd 152-3 Hanna, Mary Harris, 2-4
Harbor, Margaret, 109
G Harris, Emily, 142-3
Gallman, J. Matthew, Mastering Wartime: A Harris, George, 306
Social History of Philadelphia During the Harris, John, 2
Civil War, review essay, 139-45 Harris, Robert, 2, 4
Galtung, Johan, 205 Harrisburg, 1-31, 67
Garden, Alexander, 134 Harrisburg Antislavery Society, 4
Garden City movements, 68 Hartlein, George, 289
Garrison, William Lloyd, 4-6 Hartneady, Michael, 316
Gatereau (ed.), 38, 49, 57 Hays, Samuel P, (ed.) City at the Point:
Gaveaux, Pierre, 41 Essays on the Social History ofP ittsburgh,
Gay, Anthelme, 51 rev'd 239-40
Geary, John W., 302-3 Hazelton, PA, 280, 302, 304, 306
Geigle, John, 109 Hebert, Catherine, 99
Genet, Edmond Charles, 40 Henderson, Rodger C., Community Develop-
Germans, 102 ment and the Revolutionary Transition in
Gettysburg National Military Park, 212 Eighteenth-Century Lancaster County,
Glatfelter, Charles H., revs. 95-6, 345-6 Pennsylvania, rev'd 244-6
Glen Alden Company, 316, 318, 324 Henry, Alexander, 143-4
Glen Lyon, PA, 283, 287-8, 290 Henry, William, 110-1
Glenn, Susan A., Daughters of the Shtetl: Life Hickey, Donald R., The War of 1812: A For- °
and Labor in the Immigrant Generation, gotten Conflict, rev'd 247-9
rev'd 340-3. Hispanics, 197
Golab, Caroline, 323 Hitzelberger, Mary Ann, 106
Gomper, (Samuel) Papers, 140 Hitzelberger, Peter, 106
Gompers, Samuel, 275 Hoerr, John, And the Wolf Family Finally
“Gone With the Wind” film by David O. Came: The Decline of the American Steel
Selznick, 212-3 Industry, 191
Gordon, David, 271 Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church,
Gorman, James, 318-9 Nanticoke, 281
Gourlay, Robert Fleming, 68 Hootman, Mathias, 2
Gowaskie, Joe, 207-8, 257 Hubley, Michael, 112
Gowen, Franklin B., 304 Hutson, James H., 222
Grand Army of the Republic, 26
Grandmothers, Mothers, and Daughters: I
Oral Histories of Three Generations of llisevich, Robert D., revs. 250-2
Ethnic American Women by Corinne llisevich, Robert O., David Mead: Pennsyiva-
Azen Krause, rev'd 340-3 nia’s Last Frontiersman, rev'd 246-7
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Illick, Joseph E., At Liberty, The Story of a Krause, Corinne Azen, Grandmothers, Moth-
Community and a Generation; The Beth- ers, and Daughters: Oral Histories of
lehem, Pennsylvania High School Class of Three Generations of Ethnic American
1952, rev'd 84-5 Women, rev'd 340-3
Immigrants, 30-1, 37-9, 43, 102 Kreitner, Kenneth, Discoursing Sweet Music:
Indiana County, 143 Brass Bands and Community Life in Turn-
Indiana Democrat, 143 of-the-Century Pennsylvania, rev'd 174-5
Inglis, W. W., 316 Kresmer, Kenneth L., revs. 239-40
“Interpersonal Violence in a Rural Setting: Ku Klux Klan, 212-3
Lancaster County in the Eighteenth Cen-
tury” by Thomas P. Slaughter, 98-123 L
The Invisible Hand: The Managerial Revolu- Labor Divided: Race and Ethnicity in United
tion in American Business by Alfred States Labor Struggles, 1835-1960, edited
Chandler, 210 by Robert Asher and Charles Stephenson,
Ipe, Mrs. Mathias, 105 rev'd 159-61
Irish, 102 Labor unions, 182-3, 192, 265-337
Labor unions, Europe, 321
J Lackawanna County, 278, 323
Jackson, Andrew, 270, 273 Lackawanna’ mining region, 299, 301-2,
Jacobs, Ann, 105 304-5, 307, 316
Jacobs, Jane, 70 Lancaster, 98-118, 226
James, Benjamin, 282-3, 288-90, 292 Lancaster County, 98-118
Jaybird, A. J. Moxham and the Manufacture Lancaster Prison, 114
of the Johnson Rail by James R. Alexan- Landis, Mary Ann, Public History-Workers’
der, rev'd 349-51 History: “For Our Own Good”, 265-6.
Jermyn and Company, 288 Lane, Roger, revs. 92-3
Johns Hopkins University Press, 68-9 Larocque, André J., 45
Jones, William M. “Doctor,” 11 Lattimer Massacre, 282, 308
Jordan, Owen, 113 Lattimer, PA, 282, 311
Lee, Robert E., 212
K Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company, 301,
Kammen, Michael, 229 314, 316, 331, 333, 337
Katznelson, Ira, 273 Lehigh mining field, 279-80, 282, 299, 302,
Kelly, Hugh, 101 304-5, 307
“Ken Burns’ Civil War” by Gabor S. Bopritt, Lemay, J. A. Leo, “The Canon of Benjamin
212-21 Franklin,” 226
Kennedy, Paul, The Rise and Fall of the Great Le Niveau de l'Europe, 39
Powers, 210 Less than Forever: The Rise and Decline of
Kennedy, Thomas, 316 Union Solidarity in Western Pennsylvania,
The Killer Angels by Michael Shaara, 218 1914-1948 by Carl L. Meyerhuber, 211
Killgroass, Hugh, 111 Levy, Barry, revs. 172-4
King, Francis, 48 Lewis, John L., 185, 312-3, 315-9, 336
Klein, Philip S., 95-6 Liberty and Power: The Politics of Jacksonian
Klepp, Susan E., (ed.), The Demographic America by Harry L. Watson, rev'd 80-1
History of the Philadelphia Region, 1600- Lincoln, Abraham, 144
1860, rev'd 172-4 Lincoln and Soldiers Institute, 212
Knieve, Jacob, 112 Lincoln Prize, 212
Knights of Labor, 270, 274-5, 306, 308
363
Local Leadership and Local Militancy: The Meyerhuber, Carl L., Less Forever: The Rise
Nanticoke Strike of 1899 and the Roots of and Decline of Union Solidarity in West-
Unionization in the Northern Anthracite ern Pennsylvania, 1914-1948, 181-211,
Field by Perry K. Blatz, 287-97 256
Lochman, George, 4 Michigan, 209
Lodges, 10, 14-5, 26 Militia Draft, 1862, 140
Lopez, Claude A., et al, edited The Papers of Miller, Frank D., 283
Benjamin Franklin, Volume 27, rev'd Miller, Fredric, revs. 351-2
348-9 Miller, Page Putnam, revs. 87-8
Lopez, Claude-Anne, 224 Miner’s Hospital and Asylum of Schuylkill
The “Lower Sort”: Philadelphia’s Laboring County, 303
People, 1750-1800 by Billy G. Smith, rev'd Miners’ Journal, 142
163-4 Miners National Progressive Union, 308
Lubove, Roy, 70 Minersville, PA, 300
Luzerne County, 278, 311, 318, 323 Mining, 183, 185, 200-1
Lydon, James G., revs. 243-4 Mitchell, John, 265, 278-80, 287-9, 311, 313,
330-1
Mon Valley, 182-4, 195-6, 199-201
M
Mon Valley Steel Authority, 209
Maguire, Molly, 140
Montgomery, David, 273, 320
Mahanoy City, 301-2
Montgomery, David, The Fall of the House of
Mahanoy Valley, 301
Labor, 270
Maloney, Thomas, 316-9, 324
Moore, John, 41-4
Marathon Oil Corporation, 199
Mount Carmel, PA 289, 302
Marcus, Irwin, 181-211, 256
The MOVE Crises in Philadelphia: Extremist
Margiotti, Charles, 318
Groups and Conflicts Resolution by
Marseillaise, 41
Hizkias Assefa and Paul Wahrhaftig, rev'd
Marsh, Margaret, Suburban Lives, rev'd 351
92-3
Martin, James, 311
Muller, Edward K., 99
Maryland, 113, 118
Mumford, Lewis, 68, 70
Massachusetts, 98, 209, 230-1
Murray, Phillip, 316
Mastering Wartime: A Social History of Phila-
Music, 41-2
delphia During the Civil War by J. Matthew
Gallman, 139-45
N
McAllister, Richard, 12-3
Nanticoke, PA, 279-97
McClellend, Samuel, 112
Nash, Michael H., revs. 352-4
McClintock, James, 9
Nassy, David, 44
McCollester, Charles, 181-211, 256
National Industrial Recovery Act, 318
McCollock, Mark, 181-211, 256
Neither Heroine nor Fool: Anna Ella Carroll
McFarland, Horace, 67
of Maryland by Janet L. Coryell, rev'd 170-
McKinley, William, 278
2
McLaughlin, Glenn, 188
Nelson, Daniel, 272
McMillan Plan, 1901, 67
New Jersey, 231
McWilliams, John C., The Protectors: Harry J.
New Kensington, PA, 183-4, 192-4, 200-1, 204
Anslinger and The Federal Bureau of Nar-
New York, 98
cotics, 1930-1962, rev'd 354-5
New York, NY, 68, 143
Meade, George Gordon, 212
Newark, NJ, 207
Melman, Seymour, Profits Without Produc-
Newspapers, 9, 16-7, 26, 38-9, 40-2
tion, 192
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Nicholls, Thomas D., 283-4, 290, 292-3 Paxton: A Study of Community Structure and
Northumberland County, 278 Mobility in the Colonial Pennsylvania
Backcountry by George W. Franz, rev'd
O 243-4
Oberg, Barbara B., et al, edited The Papers Peabern, Rebecca Catharina, 107-8
of Benjamin Franklin, Volume 28, rev'd Peale, Charles Willson, 44, 228
348-9 Pennsylvania Antislavery Society, 4
O’Connor, Richard, revs. 346-8 Pennsylvania Coal and Iron Company, 316
Odd Fellows Lodge, 10 Pennsylvania Legislature, 303-4, 336
Offner, John, 112 Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biog-
The Oldest Delegate: Franklin in the Consti- raphy, 222
tutional Convention by William G. Carr, Pennsylvania Railroad, 18, 279-80, 283, 292-3
222-33 Perrin, J. P., 42-3
Olmsted, Frederick Law, 63, 67 Peyton, V. J., 42-3
Olymphant, PA, 322 Philadelphia, 2, 37-61, 98, 124-5, 129, 140,
Opie, John, revs. 167-9 142-5, 299
The Origins of the Labor Movement in the Philadelphia and Reading Coal Company,
United States: Themes From the Nine- 304Philadelphia: Portrait of an American
teenth Century by Melvyn Dubofsky, 269- City by Edwin Wolf 2nd, rev'd 351-2
77 Philadelphia Press, 16
Oshinsky, David M. and Richard P. Philippoteaux, Paul, 218-9
McCormick, and Daniel Horn, The Case Phillips, James, 12-3
of the Nazi Professor, rev'd 254-5 Pinchot, Gifford, 315
Out of the Crucible: Black Steelworkers in Pittsburgh Then and Now by Arthur G. Smith,
Western Pennsylvania, 1875-1980 by rev'd 343-5
Dennis C. Dickerson, 210-1 Pittston, PA, 316, 321, 334
Out of This Furnace: A Walking Tour of Pittsburgh, 183-6, 196-8
Thomas Bell's Novel by (producer) Steffi Poeple, Joseph, 11
Domike and (ed.) Dave Sez, rev'd 253-4 Politics, 4, 12, 14, 16-7, 26-7, 41-2
Owen, Robert Dale, 273 Post Gazette, 199
Pottsville, PA, 300
P Powderly, Terence, 274
Paine, Thomas, 127 Profits Without Production by Seymour
Palladino, Grace, revs. 252 Melman, 192
Palladino, Grace, Another Civil War: Labor, Progressive Mine Workers of America, 322
Capital, and the State in the Anthracite The Protectors: Harry J. Anslingearn d The
Regions of Pennsylvania, 1840-68, 139-45 Federal Bureau of Narcotics, 1930-1962
The Papers of Benjamin Franklin, 222 by John C. McWilliams, rev'd 354-5
The Papers of Benjamin Franklin, Volume Public History - Workers’ History: “For Our
27, edited by Claude A. Lopez, rev'd 348-9 Own Good” An introduction by Mary Ann
The Papers of Benjamin Franklin, Volume Landis, 265-6
28, edited by Barbara B. Oberg, rev'd 348- Publications, French, 37-61
9Parent, Pierre, 38, 48, 51-4 Pulaski, Paul P., 289
Pasley, Jeffrey L., revs. 241-3
Patriot, 16-7 Q
Patton, Rebecca, 110 Quakers, 125, 128-9, 131
Patton, Thomas Jr., 110
Patton, Thomas Sr., 110, 118
365
R Schatz, Ronald, The Electrical Workers: A His-
Raguet, Claudius P.,, 38, 47 tory of Labor at General Electric and
Ramsay, Andrew Michael, 43 Westinghouse, 1923-1960, 211
Randolph, Edmund, 230-1 Schultz, Ronald, revs. 163-4
Ratchford, Michael, 282 Schultz, Stanley K., 62-70
Ray, Bill, 331-7 Schuster, Henry, 318
Ray, Catherine, 223 Schuylkill County, 265, 278, 300-1, 303-4, 330,
Rees, John, 107-8 335
Refugees, 37-61 Schuylkill mining field, 279, 282, 287-302,
Region, Economy, and Party: The Roots of 304, 306
Policy Formation in Pennsylvania, 1820- Schwartz, Sally, revs. 152-3
1860 by Ann Marie Oykstra, rev'd 249-50 Scotch-Irish, 102
Reid, Nina, “Enlightenment and Piety in the Scranton, W. W., 305
Science of John Bartram,” 124-38, 176. Scranton, PA, 302, 305-6, 316, 324
Revivalism and Cultural Change, Christianity, Sears, John F., Sacred Places: American Tour-
Nation Building, and the Market in the ist Attractions in the Nineteenth Century,
Nineteenth-Century United States by rev'd 167-9
George M. Thomas, rev'd 85-7 Seattle, WA, 67
Revolution and Empire: English Politics and Seeger, Henry, 117
the American Colonies in the Seven- Selznick, David O., “Gone With the Wind,”
teenth Century by Robert M. Bliss, rev'd 212-3
240-1Revolution: Reflections on Ameri- Semko, Mike, 331-7
can Equality and Foreign Liberations by Serrin, Bill, 191
David Brion Davis, rev'd 155-6 Shaara, Michael, The Killer Angels, 218
Revolutionary War, 100, 102, 114-5, 224 Shade, William G., 249-50
Riess, Steven A., City Games: The Evolution Shafer, Elisabeth, 107-8
of American Urban Society and the Rise Shenandoah, PA, 306
of Sports, rev'd 169-70 Sherman, Roger, 231
The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers by Paul Simkonis, Victor, 319
Kennedy, 210 Simony, Jacob, 106
Rishel, Joseph F., Founding Families of Pitts- Siret, Pierre Louis, 42
burgh: The Evolution of a Regional Elite, Skidmore, Thomas, 273
1760-1910, rev'd 250-2 Slaughter, Thomas P, “Interpersonal Vio-
Rittenhouse, David, 228 lence in a Rural Setting: Lancaster County
Rivington, James, 43 in the Eighteenth Century,” 98-123, 176
Rogers, James, 101 Slavery, 1-31, 98-118
Roosevelt, Theodore, 278 Smith, Arthur G., Pittsburgh Then and Now,
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Smith, W. Wayne, “Conflict and Comity: The Trade Union Gospel: Christianity and Labor
Local Community and the Civil War,” 139- in Industrial Philadelphia, 1865-1915 by
45, 176 Ken Fones-Wolf, rev'd 252
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“Some Account of the Pennsylvania Hospi- 191
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Sons and Daughters of Labor: Class and Cler- (UAM), 311, 317-9
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Spratt, Margaret, 340-3 United States Steel Corporation, 189, 199
Stamp Act, 224 United We Stand: The United Mine Workers
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Steelworkers in America: The Non-Union Era Upheaval in the Quiet Zone: A History of
by David Brody, 210 Hospital Workers’ Union, Local 1199 by
Stephen, Leslie, 126 Leon Fink and Brian Greenberg, rev'd 82-3
Stevens Coal Company, 288 Urbanization, 62-70
Stewart, Lazarus, 113
Stone, Philip, 109 V
Suburban lives by Margaret Marsh, rev'd 351 Valletta, Clement, 270-2, 275, 311-29, 356
Supey, Tom, 331-7 Valletta, Clement, “To Battle for Our Ideas”:
Susquehanna Coal Company, 283, 285-6, Community Ethic and Anthracite Labor,
288-93 1920-1940, 311-29
Susquehanna County, 278 Van Braam Houckgeest, 51
Sylvis, William, 144 Vinovskis, Maris, 139
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