Southern Studies 1991: Vol 2 Index

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INDEX
Volume II
“Adlai E. Stevenson and the 1892 Cam- “Building God’s Kingdom: The Holy
paign in North Carolina: A Bourbon Mission of Antebellum Southern
Response to Southern Populism,” Evangelical Colleges,’ Joe L. Kinche-
Leonard Schlup, 131-149. loe, 103-112.
Agriculture vs. Industry, as seen in 1898
Richmond Times, 151-178. “Caroline Gilman and the Issue of
“An Evaluation of Gone With the Wind Slavery in the Rose Magazines, 1832-
and Jubilee From an Historical Point 1839,” Jan Bakker, 369-380.
of View,’ Huang SongKang, 362-367. Chesnut, Mary, 113-130.
A New Diversityi nC ontemporary South- Church of God, its beginnings and
ern Rhetoric, Howard Dorgan and growth,, 179-192.
Calvin M. Logue, eds., reviewed by Cohen, Lucy M., “Entry of Chinese to
Mary Ann Dazey, 90-92. the Lower South From 1865 to 1870:
Virginia Family and Its Plantation Policy Dilemmas,” 281-313.
Houses, Elizabeth Langhorne, K. Crews, Mickey, “The Church of God:
Edward Ley & William D. Rieley, From the Back Alleys to Uptown,”
reviewed by Frederick M. Heath, 179-192.
83-84. “Crime and Race Relations in Jacksonville
1884-1892,” Robert A. Taylor, 17-37.
Bakker, Jan, “Caroline Gilman and the Cunningham, Noble E., Jr., In Pursuit
Issue of Slavery in the Rose Maga- of Reason: The Life of Thomas
zines, 1832-1839,” 369-380. Jefferson, reviewed by Kerry A.
Berlin, Ira, “The Slave Trade and the Trask, 80-83.
Development of Afro-American So- Curtis, George M., III and James J.
ciety in English Mainland North Thompson, Jr., eds., The Southern
America, 1619-1775,” 335-349. Essays of Richard M. Weaver, re-
Berwanger, Eugene H., ed., My Diary viewed by Daniel E. Sutherland,
North and South: William Howard 73-74.
Russell, reviewed by William L.
Richter, 72-73.
“Black Plantation Preachers in the Slave Dazey, Mary Ann, review of A New
South,” Eugene D. Genovese, 203- Diversity in Contemporary Southern
229. Rhetoric, eds. Howard Dorgan and
Blacks, crime and race relations in Jackson- Calvin M. Logue, 90-92.
ville, FL (1880s-1890s), 17-37. Democratic Party, 1892 presidential cam-
“Bloody Monday: The Louisiana paign in NC, 131-149.
Scalawags and the New Orleans Dorgan, Howard and Calvin M. Logue,
Riot of 1866,’ Frank J. Wetta, 5-15. eds., A New Diversity in Contem-
Bolton, Herbert Eugene, The Hasinais: porary Southern Rhetoric, reviewed
Southern Caddoans as Seen by the by Mary Ann Dazey, 90-92.
Earliest Europeans, ed. Russell M. Downs, Robert B., ed., Images of Amer-
Magnaghi, reviewed by Hiram F. ica: Foreign Travelers in the New
Gregory, 87-88. World, reviewed by W. Kirk Wood,
Bryan, Joseph, 151-178, interpretation of 78-80.
events of 1898 Spanish-American
War, Expansionism, 151-178.
INDEX
Volume II
“Adlai E. Stevenson and the 1892 Cam- “Building God’s Kingdom: The Holy
paign in North Carolina: A Bourbon Mission of Antebellum Southern
Response to Southern Populism,” Evangelical Colleges,’ Joe L. Kinche-
Leonard Schlup, 131-149. loe, 103-112.
Agriculture vs. Industry, as seen in 1898
Richmond Times, 151-178. “Caroline Gilman and the Issue of
“An Evaluation of Gone With the Wind Slavery in the Rose Magazines, 1832-
and Jubilee From an Historical Point 1839,” Jan Bakker, 369-380.
of View,’ Huang SongKang, 362-367. Chesnut, Mary, 113-130.
A New Diversityi nC ontemporary South- Church of God, its beginnings and
ern Rhetoric, Howard Dorgan and growth,, 179-192.
Calvin M. Logue, eds., reviewed by Cohen, Lucy M., “Entry of Chinese to
Mary Ann Dazey, 90-92. the Lower South From 1865 to 1870:
Virginia Family and Its Plantation Policy Dilemmas,” 281-313.
Houses, Elizabeth Langhorne, K. Crews, Mickey, “The Church of God:
Edward Ley & William D. Rieley, From the Back Alleys to Uptown,”
reviewed by Frederick M. Heath, 179-192.
83-84. “Crime and Race Relations in Jacksonville
1884-1892,” Robert A. Taylor, 17-37.
Bakker, Jan, “Caroline Gilman and the Cunningham, Noble E., Jr., In Pursuit
Issue of Slavery in the Rose Maga- of Reason: The Life of Thomas
zines, 1832-1839,” 369-380. Jefferson, reviewed by Kerry A.
Berlin, Ira, “The Slave Trade and the Trask, 80-83.
Development of Afro-American So- Curtis, George M., III and James J.
ciety in English Mainland North Thompson, Jr., eds., The Southern
America, 1619-1775,” 335-349. Essays of Richard M. Weaver, re-
Berwanger, Eugene H., ed., My Diary viewed by Daniel E. Sutherland,
North and South: William Howard 73-74.
Russell, reviewed by William L.
Richter, 72-73.
“Black Plantation Preachers in the Slave Dazey, Mary Ann, review of A New
South,” Eugene D. Genovese, 203- Diversity in Contemporary Southern
229. Rhetoric, eds. Howard Dorgan and
Blacks, crime and race relations in Jackson- Calvin M. Logue, 90-92.
ville, FL (1880s-1890s), 17-37. Democratic Party, 1892 presidential cam-
“Bloody Monday: The Louisiana paign in NC, 131-149.
Scalawags and the New Orleans Dorgan, Howard and Calvin M. Logue,
Riot of 1866,’ Frank J. Wetta, 5-15. eds., A New Diversity in Contem-
Bolton, Herbert Eugene, The Hasinais: porary Southern Rhetoric, reviewed
Southern Caddoans as Seen by the by Mary Ann Dazey, 90-92.
Earliest Europeans, ed. Russell M. Downs, Robert B., ed., Images of Amer-
Magnaghi, reviewed by Hiram F. ica: Foreign Travelers in the New
Gregory, 87-88. World, reviewed by W. Kirk Wood,
Bryan, Joseph, 151-178, interpretation of 78-80.
events of 1898 Spanish-American
War, Expansionism, 151-178.
1991 SOUTHERN STUDIES 383
Launius, Roger D., review of The Disin- Miller, Kathleen Atkinson, “The Ladies
tegration of a Confederate State; and the Lynchers: A Look at the
Three Governors and Alabama’s Association of Southern Women for
Wartime Home Front, 1861-1865, by the Prevention of Lynching,” 261-
Malcolm C. McMillan, 70-71. 280.
Ley, K. Edward, Elizabeth Langhorne and Monroe Doctrine, as viewed during
William D. Rieley, A Virginia Family Spanish-American War in Richmond
and Its Plantation Houses, reviewed Times, 156, 159-160.
by Frederick M. Heath, 83-84. Morality and Utility in American Anti-
Lindgren, James M., “The Apostasy of a slavery Reform, by Louis Gerteis,
Southern Anti-Imperialist: Joseph reviewed by R. Lyn Rainard, 85-86.
Bryan, The Spanish American War, My Diary North and South: William
and Business Expansion,” 151-178. Howard Russell, by Eugene H. Ber-
Logue, Calvin M. and Howard Dorgan, wanger, ed., reviewed by William L.
eds., A New Diversity in Contem- Richter, 72-73.
porary Southern Rhetoric, reviewed
by Mary Ann Dazey, 90-92.
Lynch, Gerald, Roughnecks, Drillers, New Orleans, Riot of 1866, 5-15.
and Tool Pushers: Thirty-Three North Carolina, 1892 presidential cam-
Years in the Oil Fields, reviewed by paign, 131-149.
John A. Heitmann, 76-78.
“ ‘Offering Up Her Life’: Confederate
Macaria (by Augusta Jane Evans), 113-130. Women on the Altars of Sacrifice,”
Magnaghi, Russell M., ed., The Hasinais: Suzy Ciarkson Holstein, 113-130.
Southern Caddoans as Seen by the Overseas expansion, as discussed in
Earliest Europeans, by Herbert Richmond Times, 1898, 151-178.
Eugene Bolton, reviewed by Hiram F.
Gregory, 87-88.
Maine, the sinking of, as seen in 1898
Populist Party, 1892 presidential campaign
newspapers, 154-155.
in NC, 131-149.
Marteu, James, review of Seven Pines:
Populism vs. Elitism, as seen in 1898
Its Occupants and Their Letters,
1825-1872, Camilla Davis Trammell, Richmond Times, 151-178.
66-68.
Mary Chesnut’s Civil War, ed. C. Vann
Woodward, 113-130. Racial policy, as espoused by Richmond
McKinley, Pres., policies during Spanish- Times, 1898, 160.
American War as viewed by the Rainard, R. Lyn, review of Morality and
Richmond Times, 151-178. Utility in American Antislavery
McMillan, Malcolm C., The Disintegra- Reform, Louis S. Gerteis, 85-86.
tion of a Confederate State; Three Reconstruction in New Orleans, 5-15.
Governors and Alabama’s Wartime Republican foreign policy, as discussed
Home Front, 1861-1865, reviewed by in 1898 Richmond Times, 151-178.
Roger D. Launius, 70-71. Richmond Times, reactions to Spanish-
Melrose Plantation, 51, 52, 56, 57, 58. American War, Expansionism, events
Mignon, Francois, 51-59. of 1898, 151-178.
FALL & WINTER
Richter, William L., review of My Diary 1898-1902, ed. by Willard B. Gate-
North and South: William Howard wood, reviewed by Frank J. Wetta,
Russell, Eugene H. Berwanger, ed., 61-62.
7273. Snyder, Robert E., review of War and War-
Rieley, William D., Elizabeth Langhorne time Changes: The Transformation of
and K. Edward Ley, A Virginia Arkansas, 1940-1945, C. Calvin Smith,
Family and Its Plantation Houses, 68-70.
reviewed by Frederick M. Heath, SongKang, Huang, “An Evaluation of
83-84. Gone With the Wind and Jubilee
Rodabaugh, Karl, review of Voter Mobili- From an Historical Point of View,”
zation and the Politics of Race: The 362-367.
South and Universal Suffrage, Harold Southern Women, contradictory roles,
W. Stanley, 62-66. 113-130.
Roughnecks, Drillers, and Tool Pushers: Spanish-American War, as interpreted by
Thirty-Three Years in the Oil Fields, Joseph Bryan in the Richmond
by Gerald Lynch, reviewed by John Times, 151-178.
A. Heitmann, 76-78. Spivack, John M., review of To Redeem
the Soul of America: The Southern
Christian Leadership Conference and
Scalawags of LA (role in New Orleans Martin Luther King, Jr., Adam Fair-
riot of 1866), 5-15. clough, 75-76.
Schlup, Leonard, “Adlai E. Stevenson and Stanley, Harold W., Voter Mobilization
the 1892 Campaign in North Caro- and the Politics of Race: The South
lina: A Bourbon Response to South- and Universal Suffrage, reviewed by
ern Populism,” 131-149. Karl Rodabaugh, 62-66.
Second Great Awakening, 103-112. St. Augustine Church, Isle Brevelle, LA,
Seven Pines: Its Occupants and Their 58.
Letters, 1852-1872, by Camilla Davis Stevenson, Adlai E., 1892 presidential
Trammell, reviewed by James Marten, campaign in North Carolina, 131-149.
66-68. Sutherland, Daniel E., review of The
Siegel, Frederick F., The Roots of South- Southern Essays of Richard M.
ern Distinctiveness: Tobacco and Weaver, eds. George M. Curtis, III
Society in Danville, Virginia, 1780- and James J. Thompson, Jr., 73-74.
1865, reviewed by Sandra G.
Treadway, 89-90.
Silver vs. gold, as seen in 1898 Richmond Taylor, Robert A., “Crime and Race Re-
Times, 151-178. lations in Jacksonville, 1884-1892,”
Simms, L. Moody, Jr., “Gone With the 17-37.
Wind: The View From China,” 351- “The Apostasy of a Southern Anti-
367. Imperialist: Joseph Bryan, The
Smith, C. Calvin, War and Wartime Spanish American War, and Busi-
Changes: The Trarisformation of Ar- ness Expansion,” James M. Lind-
kansas, 1940-1945, reviewed by Robert gren, 151-178.
E. Snyder, 68-70. “The Church of God: From the Back
“Smoked Yankees” and the Struggle for Alleys to Uptown,” Mickey Crews,
Empire: Letters from Negro Soldiers, 179-192.
1991 SOUTHERN STUDIES 385
The Disintegration of a Confederate 1825-1872, reviewed by James Mar-
State; Three Governors and Alabama’s ten, 66-68.
Wartime Home Front, 1861-1865, by Trask, Kerry A., review of In Pursuit of
Malcolm C. McMillan, reviewed by Reason: The Life of Thomas Jeffer-
Roger D. Launius, 70-71. son, by Noble E. Cunningham, Jr.,
The Hasinais: Southern Caddoans as 80-83.
Seen by the Earliest Europeans, Treadway, Sandra G., review of The Roots
by Herbert Eugene Bolton, Russell of Southern Distinctiveness: Tobacco
M. Magnaghi, ed., reviewed by Hiram and Society in Danville, Virginia,
F. Gregory, 87-88. 1780-1865, Frederick F. Siegel, 89-90.
“The Ideal Southern Woman as Seen Tyler, Pamela, “The Ideal Southern Wo-
by the Progressive Farmer in the man as Seen by the Progressive
1930s,’ Pamela Tyler, 315-333. Farmer in the 1930s,’ 315-333.
“The Ladies and the Lynchers: A Look
at the Association of Southern Wo-
men for the Prevention of Lynching,” Voter Mobilization and the Politics of Race:
Kathleen Atkinson Miller, 260-280. The South and Universal Suffrage,
“The Red River Branch of the Alabama- by Harold W. Stanley, reviewed by
Coushatta Indians: An Ethnohistory,’ Karl Rodabaugh, 62-66.
Dan L. Flores, 243-259.
The Roots of Southern Distinctiveness:
Tobacco and Society in Danville, Waldrep, Christopher, “William Faulkner,
Virginia, 1780-1865, by Frederick F. Robert Penn Warren, and the Law,”
Siegel, reviewed by Sandra G. Tread- 39-50.
way, 89-90. War and Wartime Changes: The Transfor-
The Southern Essays of Richard M. mation of Arkansas, 1940-1945, by C.
Weaver, eds. George M. Curtis, Il Calvin Smith, reviewed by Robert E.
and James J. Thompson, Jr., reviewed Snyder, 68-70.
by Daniel E. Sutherland, 73-74. Warren, Robert Penn, 39-50.
“The Slave Trade and the Development Wetta, Frank J., “Bloody Monday: The
of Afro-American Society in English Louisiana Scalawags and the New
Mainland North America, 1619- Orleans Riot of 1866,” 5-15.
1775,” Ira Berlin, 335-349. Wetta, Frank J., review of “Smoked
Thompson, James J., Jr. and George M. Yankees” and the Struggle for Em-
Curtis, Ill, ed., The Southern Essays pire: Letters from Negro Soldiers,
of Richard M. Weaver, reviewed by 1898-1902, by Willard B. Gatewood,
Daniel E. Sutherland, 73-74. ed., 61-62.
To Redeem the Soul of America: The “William Faulkner, Robert Penn Warren,
Southern Christian Leadership Con- and the Law,” by Christopher
ference and Martin Luther King, Waldrep, 39-50.
Jr., by Adam Fairclough, reviewed by Wood, W. Kirk, review of Images of
John M. Spivack, 75-76. America: Foreign Travelers in the
Toth, Emily, “Kate Chopin's The Awaken- New World, ed. Robert B. Downs,
ing as Feminist Criticism,” 231-241. 78-80.
Trammell, Camilla Davis, Seven Pines:
Its Occupants and Their Letters,