Proceedings of the American Antiquarian Society 1992: Vol 102 Index

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Index
A Appley, Mortimer Herbert, obit. of Karl
John Richard Arndt, 21-26
Achorn, Robert Comey, present 7, 239 Armstrong, Rodney, present, 239
Adair, James, 64
Arndt, Karl John Richard, death, 8; “The
Adams, Eleanor, 10
Greatest American Author,’ 25; “The
Adams, Henry, 16 Indiana Decade of George Rapp’s Har-
Adams, John: Defense of the Constitutions, mony Society: 1814-1824’; 25; obit.,
83; James Burgh influencing colonial 21-26; “Teutonic Visions of Social Per-
thought, 81, 83-85, 95, 97-98; political fection for Emerson,’ 25
culture in early Republic, 120-21 Augustine, Saint, City of God, 41
Adams, Randolph G., 16 Austin, Benjamin, 139; Constitutional Re-
Adams, Thomas Randolph, obit. of John publicanism in Opposition to Fallacious
Eliot Alden, 15-21; present, 7, 239; Federalism, 1 37
teller, 8
Akin, James, 343
Alden, A. Eugene, 15 B
Alden, George L., Trust, 11
Alden, John, 1, Bailyn, Bernard, 9, 46, 75, 81, 219, 246;
Alden, John Eliot, 8; death, 7; European explaining republicanism, 158-59, 162,
Americana: A Chronological Guide to 166
Works Printed in Europe Relating to the Baker, William M., 387
Americas, 20; “The Humanism of Bibli- Baldwin, Christopher Columbus, 331-36
ography,’ 20; obit., 15-21; Rhode Island Banking and Federalism, 135, 143
Imprints 1727-1800, 16 Banning, Lance, 75, 77, 83; The Jeffer-
Alexander, James, 412 sonian Persuasion, 153, 162, 166; “The
Allen, Ethan, 115, 136 Republican Interpretation: Retrospect
Allen, Stephen, 382 and Prospect,’ 153-79
Allston, Washington, 320 Barlow, Charles Beach, present, 7, 239
American Antiquarian Society: Andrew Barnhill, Georgia Brady, 302, 341; pres-
W. Mellon Foundation, grant, 8-10, ent, 7, 239
246-47, 250; annual fund, 14; ‘Biblio- Baron, Robert Charles, 9, 246; present,
graphical Approaches to the 239
Nineteenth-Century Book in the Barrett, Clifton Waller, 8; ‘American Fic-
United States,’ seminar, 249; ‘Critical tion: The First Seventy-five Years,’ 29;
Methods in the History of the Book in Blueprinfto r a Basic Library, 27; death,
American Culture,’ seminar, 249; fel- 8; The Italian Influence on American Lit-
lowships, 12; grants, 11; Machine Read- erature, 28; ‘John Greenleaf Whittier,
able Katalog-One (MaRK-I), 11, 292; Antiquarian, Politician, and Poet, 29;
membership, increase in numbers, 242; obit., 26-31; The Writings ofJ ames Feni-
North American Imprints Program, more Cooper, 29
248; presidency, transition ceremony, Barzun, Jacques, 217
241-42; president, search for, 9; Pro- Baskin, Leonard, present, 239
ceedings, 248; Program in the History of Baskin, Lisa Unger, present, 239
the Book in American Culture, 249, Bauer, Frederick E., Jr., 9, 246
292; The Republican Synthesis Revisited, Baxter, Richard, 85
12, 249; Under Its Generous Dome: The Baym, Nina, ‘At Home with History: His-
Collections and Programs of the American tory Books and Women’s Sphere Before
Antiquarian Society, 11-12 the Civil War,’ 249; elected to member-
The American Farmer, 383 ship, 8
417
418 American Antiquarian Society
Beals, Philip Charles, present, 7, 239; rec- Brigham, Clarence S., 19, 29, 245, 341
ognized, 241-42 Brink, Jean, 413
Beard, Charles, 217 Brooke, Henry, 414
Beard, James Franklin, Jr., 2>0, 322-24 Brooks, John Edward, present, 239
Beedle, John, The Diary of a Thankful Brown, John Carter, 356
Christian, 407-8 Brown, Mary Elizabeth, 347; present, 239
Bellesiles, Michael A., 12 Brown, Richard David, 12, 69; present, 7,
Bennett, James Gordon, 391 239; see also Klein, Milton M.
Bentley, William, 332—34, 336 Brown, William Wells, 342
Berkeley, Francis L., Jr., obit. of Clifton Bruzel, Isidore Rosenbaum, 339—40
Waller Barrett, 26-31 Bryant, Douglas Wallace, present, 239
Billias, George Athan, 12, 69-72, 77-79; Bryant, W. C., 326
(ed.) American Constitutionalism Abroad: Buell, Lawrence Ingalls, elected to mem-
Selected Essays in Comparative Constitu- bership, 241
tional History, 71, 221; American History Bunyan, John, 85
Retrospect and Prospect, 220; (ed.) The Burgh, James, 75, 115, 118, 133-34, 1
American Revolution: How Revolutionary 78; Crito, or Essays on Various Subjects,
Was It?, 71, 220; Elbridge Gerry: Found- go—g1; The Dignity of Human Nature,
ing Father and Republican Statesman, 219; 86—g0; James Burgh, Spokesman for Re-
The Federalists: Realists or Ideologues, 220; form in Hanoverian England (Hay), 83;
General Fobn Glover and His Marblebead Political Disquisitions, 81-98; ‘Repub-
Mariners, 219; (ed.) George Washington’ licanism Revisited; The Case of James
Generals, 221; George Washington’s Oppo- Burgh, 51-9gd
nents, 221; (ed.) Law and Authority in Burkett, Nancy Hall, 10-11; librarian,
Colonial America, 71, 221; Massachusetts appointment as, 247-45; present, 7, 239
Land Bankers of 1740, 217; ‘My Intellec- Burns, Ken, elected to membership, 241
tual Odyssey,’ 77, 215-21; present, 239; Butler, Ann, 218
with Gerald Grob (eds.) Interpretations Byrd, William, 414
of American History, 71, 220; see also
Vaughan, Alden <j
Billington, Ray Allen, 284
Blanck, Jacob, 340 cabot, John G. | .., elected to member-
Bland, Chester, 223-24 ship, 241
Bloodworth, Timothy, 126 -allahan, Mary Valentine Crowley, pres-
Bok, Edward W., 389 ent, 7, 239
Bok, Joan Toland, present, 7, 239 Jape, Jonathan, 358
Bolingbroke, Viscount, 82-85, go—97, -appon, Lester, 285-86
173, 173, 208 sarpenter, Kenneth Edward, present, 239
Bolling, Robert, 415 -artwright, John, 133; Take Your Choice,
Book of the Month Club, 358 134
Booth, George Francis, II, present, 7, 239 vassatt, Mary, 395
Borchardt, Dietrich, 364 uato’s Letters, 82-84, 90, 173
Borg, Daniel, 69, 222 cavafy, Constantine, ‘Ithaca,’ 215
Boston University, 216 -erf, Bennett, 359—60
Botein, Stephen, 363-65 Chaison, Joanne, 309
Bott, Alan, 358 Champlain, Sommnet de, 14
Boucher, Jonathan, 21 3 Chandler, Alfred, 369
Bowden, Ann, 13 Channing, W liam Ellery, 245
Bowen, William G., 9, 246 Chartier, Roger, 380
Bradford, William, The Secretary’ Guide, Chase, Samuel, 81, 129-30
408 Checklist of American Newspaper Carriers’
Bradstreet, Anne, 64 Addresses, 1720-1820, 12
Brett, Oliver (Lord Esher), 340 Cheever, Samuel, 343
Bridenbaugh, Carl, death, 8 Civic humanism, 153-79
Briel, Karl Lombard, 253; present, 7, 239 Clapper, Michael, 1
Index 419
Clark University, 218 David, Charles W., 17-18
Clarke, Avis G., 347 Deane, Silas, 81
Classical republicanism, 207-13 Dearborn, Margery MacNeil, present, 7,
Clinton, George, 130 239
Cocker, Edward, Arithmetic, 408 DeBry, Theodor, 52
Cohen, Daniel A., 13 Deering, Frank, 286
Cohen, Patricia Cline, 12, 243, 292; Defense of the Constitutions (Adams), 83
‘Doing Women’s History at the Ameri- Defoe, Daniel, 85
can Antiquarian Society, 295-305; Dennis, Everette Eugene, present, 7
present, 239 Deranian, Hagop Martin, present, 7
Collins, Richard Byron, present, 239 Dewey, Francis Henshaw, 3rd, present,
Colman, Benjamin, 414 239
Columbia University, 217 Dewey, Henry Bowen, 311; present, 7,
Commager, Henry Steele, 216-17 239; teller, 240
Commerce and trade, republicanism in Dewey, Melvil, 360, 367-68
the constitutional decade, 185-203 Dickinson, John, 81
Common Sense, (Paine), 83 Digital Equipment Corporation, 11
Condy, Benjamin, 343 The Dignity of Human Nature (Burgh),
Connecticut Compromise, 19 86—go
Conrad, Joseph, 359 Donne, John, 40
Constitution (journal), 9 Donnelley, Gaylord, 250; death, 240;
Constitutional Republicanism in Opposition to obit., 281-83
Fallacious Federalism (Austin), 1 37 Donnelley, James Corcoran, Jr., present,
ConwayJ,i ll Ker, 9, 293; present, 239; pre- 7> 239
sides, 240 Donnelley, Thomas E., 250; Fund for
Cooke, Nym, 12 Conservation, 281
Cooper, Elizabeth Fenimore, 325-26 Doubleday, Frank Nelson, 357
Cooper, James Fenimore, in American Dunlap, Ellen Smith, elected to member-
Antiquarian Society collections, 307-27 ship, 241; elected president of Society,
Cooper, Paul Fenimore, 322, 324 242
Cooper, Susan, 326 Dunlap, William, 322
Cooper, Thomas, 1 39; Political Arithmetic Durie, John, 59
and Political Essays, 137
Cooper, William, 325-26 E
Cosby, William, 412
Coser, Lewis A., 375 Economics and politics, English views of
Cort, Nancy F., 12 colonial republicanism, 84—96
Coxe, Tench, 189 Ekman, Richard, 246
Crain, Patricia, 13 Eliot, John, 59-60, 62—64
Crashaw, William, 53 England, views of American republi-
Crawford, Richard, 12 canism, 81-96
Crito, or Essays on Various Subjects, (Burgh), Enlightenment, reform and virtue, 209-
go-9! 11
Crowley, Edward Denis, present, 7, 239 Erikson, Dorothy Brewer, 253; present,
Curtis, John Whitin, present, 239 239
Cushman, Robert, present, 239 Erskine, Linwood MandevilleJ,r ., present,
Cutter, Charles Ammi, 356 7, 239
Evergreen Review, 360
D
F
Daggett, David, 195
Dalton, David Francis, elected to mem- Fanning, Nathaniel, 319
bership, 8; present, 239 Farber, Daniel, present, 239
Daniel, Marcus L., 12 The Farmer’s Letter, 136
Daniels, Bruce Goddard, present, 7 Federalism: national bank issue, 135, 143;
420 American Antiquarian Society
and populism, 126-52; republicanism Goetzmann, William N., elected to
in constitutional decade, 185-203 membership, 8
The Federalist, 81, 127 Goff, Frederick R., 331
Felcone, Joseph James, II, elected to Gollancz, Victor, 358—s59, 372
membership, 241 Goodspeed, George Talbot, present, 239
Ferguson, Elizabeth Graeme, 415 Gosnell, Thomas, elected to membership,
Fields, James T., 366-67 8
Fiering, Norman Sanford, present, 7; Gould, Edward Sherman, 32
teller, 8 Graff, Everett, 285
Findley, William, A Review of the Revenue Gray, Robert, 44
System adopted by the First Congress under Greene, Joel P., elected to membership,
the Federal Constitution, 1 35 -36, 139 241
Fiske, Nathan, 410 Greer, William Hersey, Jr., present, 7, 239
Fitzgerald, F. Scott, 370 Griffith, Sally F., 12
Fleming, John, 285 Grob, Gerald N., 12, 69, 220, 222; see also
Fletcher, Marion S., 250 Billias, George A
Forbes, Esther, 250 Gura, Philip F., 249
Formisano, Ronald P., 222
Foster, John, 343 H
Fowle, William Bentley, 332-34
Francis, Frank, 18 Haas, Warren J., 9, 246
Franklin, Benjamin, 21 3; Poor Richard’s Hagan, Joseph Henry, present, 239
Almanac, 86-89 Hakluyt, Richard (1), 45, 48
Franklin, Ralph William, present, 239 Hakluyt, Richard (2), 45, 48, 51-52
Freedman, James Oliver, present, 7 Hall, David D., 403
Freehling, William Wilhartz, 243; 292- Hallock Robert Palmer, present, 239
93; present, 239; ‘Southern Historical Hamilton, Alexander, 126, 134-35, 138,
Materials at the American Antiquarian 203, 415-16
Society,’ 307-15 Hancock, John, 81, 209, 409
Freeman, Howard Gilbert, present, 239 Haraszti, Zoltan, 19
Free trade, republicanism in constitu- Harding, H. DeForest, elected to mem-
tional decade, 185-203 bership, 241
Freiberg, Malcolm, present, 7, 239 Hardison, O. B., 287-88
Freneau, Philip, 1 38 Hariot, Thomas, Briefe and True Report
Friary, Donald Richard, present, 7, 239 on the Roanoke colony, 51
Frobisher, Martin, 44 Harmony Societies, 25
Frost, Robert, 28 Harnett, William, 393-95
Fuller, Margaret, 319 Harrington, Frank LeightonJ,r. , 239
Harrington, James Harley, present, 2 3
G Harris, Benjamin, 412
Hartz, Louis, 206
Galitzin, Priucess, 322 Hatch, Nathan O , elected to member-
Gallatin, Albert, 322 ship, 8
Garfield, Sarah Brandegee, present, 239 Hay, Carla, James Burgh, Spokesman for
Gerry, Elbridge, 71, 78, 205; Elbridge Reform in Hanoverian England, 8;
Gerry: Founding Father and Republican Haydn, Hiram, Words and Faces, 376
Statesman (Billias), 219 Hayeck, Ernest Spero, present, 239
Gilbert, Humphrey, 47 Heinemann, William, 357-58, 367
Gilman, Caroline, Recollections of a South- Helfand, William H., elected to member
ern Matron, 389 ship, 8
Gilmore-Lehne, William J., 249 Heller, Lee Ellen, 311; present, 239; teller,
Glover, John, 70, 221; General Jobn Glover 240
and His Marblebead Mariners (Billias), Heller, Orto, 23
219 Hemingway, Ernest, 282
Index
Hench, John Bixler, 10-12, 69, 218; pres- Johnson, H. P., 27
ent, 7, 239; preface to ‘Serendipity Johnson, Merle, 340
and Synergy in the McCorison Era, Johnson, Minna Flynn, present, 7,
291-93; see also Klein, Milton M. Johnson, Samuel, 209
Hiatt, Jacob, 223 Jones, Howard Mumford, 47, 357
Higgins, Alice, 223-24 Jones, John Paul, 318-19
Hill, Alan, 367; In Pursuit ofP ublishing, Jordan, Winthrop, 298
376 Joyce, James, 359, 372
Hillman, Elsie Mead Hilliard, elected to Joyce, William Leonard, present, 239
membership, 8 Jumonville, Florence Marie, present, 239
History of England (Macaulay), 83 Juvenal, 209
Hobbes, Thomas, 140
Hodgson, John E., elected to member- K
ship, 8
Hofstadter, Richard, 325 Kadushin, Charles, 375
Holyoke, John, 409 Kaestle, Carl, Literacy in the United States,
Home, Archibald, 414 375
Hooper, Horace Everett, 357 Kahn-Leavitt, Laurie, 13
Hopper, Edward, 395 Kaplan, Jeremiah, present, 239; recog-
Hornby, William Harry, present, 239 nized, 241-42
House, Kay Seymour, 243, 292; “The Keimer, Samuel, 404
James Fenimore Cooper Collections at Kelley, Mary, 9, 246, 249
the American Antiquarian Society,’ Kenner, Hugh, 366
317-27; present, 239 Kerlmeyer, William, 2
Housman, A. E., 340 King, Bruce Anthony, present, 239
Hovey, Amos, 216 King, Charles, 320-21
Hume, David, 209 King, Charles B., 383
Hunter, Phyllis A., 12 Kirsop, Wallace, 364
Klein, Milton M., 222; with Richard D.
Brown and John B. Hench, ‘Preface,’ to
‘The Republican Synthesis Revisited,’
In Pursuit of Publishing (Hill), 376 69-72
Irving, Washington, 320-21 Klyberg, Albert Thomas, present, 7
‘Ithaca’ (Cavafy), 215 Knopf, Alfred A., 359-60
Ives, Sidney, 20 Knowlton, Charles, 343
Knowlton, Elliott Burris, present, 7, 239
Kohn, John Sicher Van Eisen, 29
Kohn, Richard Henry, elected to mem-
Jackson, Frederick Herbert, present, 7 bership, 8
Jackson, Holbrook, 337 Kramnick, Isaac, 75; ‘Republicanism Revis-
Jackson, William A., 16, 19, 331 ited: The Case of James Burgh,’ 81-98
Jackson, William Montgomery, 357 Kupperman, Karen Ordahl, present, 7
James, Henry, 366, 370
Jay, John, 126, 322 L
Jay, Peter, 322
Jay, William, 322 Lamoureux, Marie, 309
Jefferson, Thomas, 81, 138, 319; Landis, Dennis C., 20
liberalism, 207, 212; political culture in Lane, Allen, 358
the early Republic, 134, 148-50, 152 Lane, John, 358
Jennison, Samuel, 334 Lane, Ralph, 47
Jeppson, John, 2nd, 9; present, 239 Lapides, Julian Lee, present, 7, 239
Jewett, Helen, 303-5 Lapides, Linda Zeva Fishman, present, 7,
John Carter Brown Library, 8 240
Johnson, Eastman, 386, 393 Las Casas, Bartolomé de, 58
22 American Antiquarian Society
Laurie, Dennis, 303 ity and Synergy,’ 291-344, and response
Lawrence, D. H., 359 to, 345-51
Leach, Kenneth G., 342 McCoy, Drew R.., ‘Introduction,’ to
Leavis, Q. D., Fiction and the Reading Public, ‘The Republican Synthesis Revisited,’
359, 371-73 69, 73-79
Lee, Richard Henry, 130 McCullough, David, elected to member-
Lennox, James, 356 ship, 241
Leonard, Thomas C., ‘News at the Hearth: McDonald, Forrest, 82—83
A Drama of Reading in Nineteenth-Cen- McDonald, Gerald D., 12
tury America,’ 379-96 McDonough, Catherine Jean, present, 7,
L’Estrange, Hamon, 63 240
Letters Addressed to the Yeomanry in the McGovern, George, 284
United States (Logan), 134 MacKenzie, Alexander Slidell, 325-26
Letters to the Inhabitants of Northumberland Mackey, Carol-Ann, 10
(Priestley), 137 McMurtry, Larry, Lonesome Dove, 356, 366
Leverett, John, 409 Madison, James, 78, 127, 138, 148, 191;
Limerick, Patricia Nelson, elected to mem- explaining republicanism, 154, 168, 170,
bership, 241 172-73, 176-79
Lincoln, Crawford, present, 240 Magawley, Elizabeth, 414
Literacy in the United States (Kaestle), 375 Magee, John, 383
Little, Douglas, 216, 221 Maguire, James Robert, present, 240
Locke, John, 207, 212; influence in Maier, Pauline Rubbelke, present, 7
colonial republicanism, 81, 84-86, go, Malone, Dumas, 217
92-94, 97-98, 160-61, 172; political Mann, Peter, 375
culture in the early Republic, 100-101, Manning, William, “The Key to Libberty,
115-16, 118, 133, 140, 144; Second 135-39
Treatise, 93; Two Treatises on Government, Manoog, Russell Elliott, present, 240
116 Marcum, Deanna B., elected to member-
Logan, George, Letters Addressed to the ship, 8
Yeomanry in the United States, 134 Marotti, Arthur, 413
London, Jack, 370 Marsh, Reginald, 395
Longsworth, Charles Robert, present, 240 Martin, R. Eden, elected to membership,
Longsworth, Polly Ormsby, present, 240 241
Lord, Milton, ig Martin Russell L., III, 12
Lorimer, George Horace, 369 Mason, George, 130
Lowance, Mason Ira, Jr., 12, 311; present, Massey, Robert Keiser, present, 240
240 Mather, Cotton, 44, 63, 65, 333
Lowndes, Rawlins, 1 30 Matson, Cathy, 76; see also Onuf, Peter S.
Lucas, Paul, 222 Mattingly, Garrett, 217
Lyon, Matthew, 139 Mein, John, 16
Lyon, William, 1 36, 139 Meinig, Donald William, elected to mem-
Lyons, Clare A., 13 bership, 241
Menasseh ben Israel, 59—60, 62-63
Milan, Gary, elected to membership, 8
M Milberg, Leonard L., elected to member-
ship, 24!
McCarthy, William, 16 Miller, Harold Taylor, present, 7, 240;
Macaulay, Catharine, History of England, presidential search committee, 9; pre-
33 sides, 7-8
McCorison, Marcus Allen, 9, 12, 29; obit. Mills, John Harrison, 393
of Lawrence William Towner, 283-80; Montesquieu, Baron, 81, :08
present, 7, 240; recognized, 242; re- Morgan, Anne Murray, present, 240
ports, 8, 9—14, 241, 245—52; ‘Serendip- Morgan, Barrett, present, 240
Index
Morgan, David Paul, elected to member- P
ship, 241
Morgan,J . P., 361, 373 Packrow, William, 415
Morison, Samuel Eliot, 325 Pain, Philip, 410
Morison, Stanley, 359, 372 Paine, Thomas, 97, 211; Common Sense, 83
Morris, Gouverneur, 198 Palmer, Michael, 375
Morris, Lewis, 412 Papantonio, Michael, 342
Morris, Richard B., 70-71, 217, 221 Parker, George, 364
Morris, William, 356 Parrish, Morris L., 340
Morse, Samuel F. B., 320-22 Patridge, William, 409
Morton, Nathaniel, 342 Paxton, William, 395
Mount, William Sidney, 383 Peabody, Amelia, Charitable Fund, 11
Moynihan, Kenneth James, 12; present, Peabody, Elizabeth, 319
240 Peardon, Thomas Preston, Jr., elected to
Mullens, Priscilla, 15 membership, 241
Murdoch, Rupert, 369, 371, 374 Peckham, George, 48
Murray, William Vans, 195 Pemberton, Thomas, 410
Murrin, John, 175 Penn, William, 64
Myres, Sandra Lynn Swickard, death, 7 Perkins, Maxwell, 367, 370
Pettit, William O., Jr., 9, 246
Phillips, Ammi, 393
Pierson, Abraham, 409
N Pitcher, Cynthia Nelson, present, 240
Nast, Thomas, 387 Pliny the Elder, Natural History, 41
Nationa! Endowment for the Humanities, Pocock, J.G.A., civic humanism, 95-97,
10, 245-50 1§7-§9, 165-67, 171-73
National Gazette, 1 38 Political Arithmetic and Political Essays
Nationalism and state’s sovereignty, (Cooper), 137
185-203 Political culture in the early Republic,
Native Americans, ‘Early English 99-152
Paradigms for New World Natives,’ Political Disquisitions (Burgh), 81-98
33-67; ‘Native Americans in Their Old Poor Richard’s Almanac, 86—89
and New Worlds,’ 8 Populism and federalism, 126-52
Nettels, Curtis, 217 Price, Richard, 83—84, go, 115, 133
Neumann, Franz, 217 Priestley, Joseph, 84, 90, 133, 137, 139;
Nevins, Allan, 216-17 Letters to the Inbabitants of Northumber-
Nichols, Guy Warren, present, 7, 240 land, 137
Nissenbaum, Stephen Willner, present, 40 Porterfield, Amanda, elected to member-
Nord, David Paul, 249; elected to mem- ship, 8
bership, 241 Pound, Ezra, 357
Nylander, Jane Cayford, present, 240 Powell, Walter W., 375
Prown, Jules David, present, 240
Purchas, Samuel, 44, 48, 55-56
Putnam, Herbert, 360
O
Occupation for Gentlemen (Warburg), 376
Onuf, Peter, 76, 177: and Cathy Matson, R
‘Republicanism and Federalism in the
Constitutional Decade,’ 181-203 Raleigh, Sir Walter, 42, 47
Orwell, George, 372 Randolph, Thomas Mann, 81
Ottaway, James Haller, Jr., elected to Ransom, Harry, 365
membership, 241 Reese, William Sherman, present, 240
Otto, Calvin Peter, present, 7, 240 Republicanism: English views of colonial
424 American Antiquarian Society
republicanism, 81-98; Federalism in Political Culture in the Early Republic,’
constitutional decade, 181-203, and 99-152
liberalism, 153-79 Shays’ Rebellion, 125
The Republican Synthesis Revisited, 12, Shenton, Robert, elected to membership,
69-224, 249 8
A Review of the Revenue System adopted by Shepard, Samuel, 409
the First congress under the Federal Sherman, Clarence, 15
Constitution (Findley), 1 35—36, 139 Sherman, Roger, 81
Reynolds, Henry, 368 Sherman, Stuart A., 12
Richmond, Carleton, 29 Shields, David S., “The Manuscript in
Riesman, David, 370 the British American World of Print,
Robertson, William, 86 403-16
Rockwell, Penelope Booth, present, 7, 240 Shils, Edward, 365-67
Rose, Aquila, 404, 415 Shipton, Clifford K., 21, 29, 284
Rosenfeld, Richard, Neil, elected to mem- Shubrick, William B., 324
bership, 8; present, 240 Siegel, David Gershon, present, 240
Rowe, Harry, 217 Silsby, Herbet Trafton, znd, present, 240
Rowe, John William, elected to member- Silver, Rollo, 19
ship, 8 Simpson, John J., 14
Rush, Benjamin, 193 Singletary, Amos, 1 30
Rush, Richard, 322 Smith, Adam, 81; The Theory of Moral
Russo, Mary T., 12 Sentiments, 141; The Wealth of Nations,
Rutledge, John, 124- 2e5e 140-44, 146
Ryerson, Egerton, 36 > 367 Smith, George D., 361
Ryskamp, Charles, 28 Smith, Melancton, 1 29—30
Social equality and political culture in the
S early Republic, g9—152
Sodha, Lynn, 10
Sack, Harold, elected to membership, 241 Solomon, Barbara Miller, death, 240
Sadleir, Michael, 340 Southwick, Albert Brown, present, 240
Sahagun, Bernardino de, 58 Spawn, Willman, present, 240
Said, Edward, 65-66 Spear, Hope Hartwell, present, 7, 240
St. John, John, William Heinman: a Cen- Spencer, Lilly Martin, 392; The War Spirit
tury of Publishing, 376 at Home, 381
Sargisson, Duane Thomas, present, 240 Spenser, Edmund, Faerie Queene, 36
Schiller, Justin Galland, present, 240 Spofford, Ainsworth Rand, 356
Schudson, Michael S., elected to member- State’s sovereignty and republicanism,
ship, 8 151-203
The Scourge of Aristocracy, 1 36 Steere, Richard, 412
Scudder, Henry, A Christians Daily Walke, Stephens, William, 411
vem Stinehour, Roderick Douglas, 9, 246;
Sealsfield, Charles, 23, 25 present, 7, 240
Second Treatise (Locke), 93 Stockton, Annis, 415
Sedgwick, Catherine Maria, 326 Stoddard Charitable Trust, 11
Sedgwick, Robert, 326 Stoddard, Helen Estabrook, present, 240
Sedgwick, Theodore, 326 Stoddard, Roger Eliot, 243, 292; “The
Seeman, Erik R., 13 American Book and the American
‘Serendipity and Synergy: Collection Bookman; For Marcus McCorison, on
Development, Access, and Research his Retirement,’ 329-43; present, 7, 240
Opportunities at AAS during the Stoddard, Solomon, 409
McCorison Era,’ 42-43, 291-351 Stowe, Harriet Beecher, Oldtown Folks,
Shalhope, Robert, 75, 206; interpreting 352
republicanism, 153, 156—58; ‘Repub- Stowe, John, elected to membership, 241
licanism, Liberalism, and Democracy: Strachey, William, 55
425
Strader, Donald, 10, 13-14 Paradigms for New World Natives,
Strahan, William, 363-64 33-67; ‘Old World Paradigms for New
Streeter, Henry Schofield, 253; gift, 14; World Peoples: English Images of the
present, 240; recognized, 241-42 Indians, ca. 1493-1710,’ 8; present, 7;
Streeter, Thomas W., 14 and George A. Billias (eds.) Perspectives
Sudler, Barbara Welch, present, 240 on Early American History: Essays in
Sullivan, William Francis, 311; present, Honor ofR ichard B. Morris, 221
240 Venturi, Franco, 208
Swem, Earl Gregg, 29 Vespucci, Amerigo, De Nove Mundo, 38
Von Laue, Theodore, 216
Von Weizsacker, Richard, 25
Les Voyages de Champlain, 248
Tanselle, George Thomas, 7; recognized,
241-42
Tatham, David Frederic, present, 7, 240; W
reports, 7—5, 239-43
Taylor, Alan, 325-26 Walcott, Robert F., 331, 334-35
Taylor, John, 135, 139, 413 Walcott, Thomas, 331, 335
The Theory of Moral Sentiments (Smith), Waldstreicher, David L., 13
14! Walett, Francis Gustaf, death, 8
Thomas, Keith, 66 Walker, Jeffrey, 13
Thompson, William, 124-25 Wall, Richard Manning, elected to mem-
Thoreau, Henry David, 379-80 bership, 241
Thorowgood, Thomas, 59-61 Waller, Benjamin, 415
Thorp, Willard, 245 Waller, Kate, 26
Tighe, Benjamin, 341 Warburg, Frederic, Occupation for Gentle-
Tilestone, Thomas, 343 men, 37°
Tilton, Sumner Burnham, Jr., 25 3; pres- Warner, George, 1 36-37
ent, 240 Warner, Michael, 376, 403
Todd, William B., 13 Washington, George, 81, 213
Toland, John, 413 Warts, Steven, 176
Topsell, Edward, 41 The Wealth ofN ations (Smith), 140-44, 146
Towner, Lawrence William, death, 240; Weaver, Glenn, present, 7
obit., 283—89 Weber, Max, 86
I'rachtman, Howard, 218 Webster, Peletiah, 189
Tracy, Joyce, 303 Wells, James, obit. of Gaylord Donnelley,
Trumbull, Jonathan, 184 281-83
Tucker, Louis Leonard, present, 240 Wessen, Ernest James, 340
Tunstall, Jeremy, 375 Westbrook, Ellen E., 13
Two Treatises on Government (Locke), 116 Whitaker, Virgil, 317
White, Hayden, 36
U White, John, 52
Whitehead, Kate, 370
Under Its Generous Dome: The Collections Whiting, Nellie, P., 15
and Programs of the American Antiquar- Whitman, Walt, 365-66
tan Society, 11-12 Wiggins, James Russell, present, 240
Unwin, Stanley, The Truth about a Pub- Wilkes, John, 93
lisher, 375-76; The Truth about Publish- William Heinemann: a Century ofP ublish-
ing, 375-76 ing (St. John), 376
Williams, Peter Howard Creagh, 9, 246;
present, 240; report, 252-79
Williams, Roger, 60
Valeri, Mark, 311 Willison, Ian R., “The History of the
Vaughan, Alden True, ‘Early English Book in Twentieth-Century Britain
426 American Antiquarian Society
and America: Perspective and Evi- Woolf, Virginia, 372
dence,’ 353-77 Woolsey, John Munro, Jr., 253; present,
Wilson, Carroll A., 340 7. 240
Wilson, Charles, 374-75 Wright, Julia McNair, 392
Wilson, James, 81 Wright, Susanna, 415
Wilson, James Southall, 27 Writing the History oft he American West,
Wing, Donald, 18 249
Winship, George Parker, 16 Wroth, Lawrence, C., 331
Winship, Michael, 249 Wyvill, Christopher, 92
Winslow, Edward, 59—6o, 63
Wolf, Edwin, 2nd, 331 y
Wolfe, Thomas, 367
Wood, Gordon S., 69, 76, 219; ‘After- Young, Alfred, 288
word,’ to “The Republican Synthesis
Revisited,’ 205—13; The Creation of the Z
American Republic, 153, 158-59, 162,
166-73 Zboray, Ronald J., 12
Wood, Marcus, 13 Zinman, Michael, present, 240
Woodbury, John Clark, present, 7, 240 Zuccotti, John Eugene, elected to mem-
Woodville, Richard Caton, 383 bership, 8