The Journal of American History 1991 - 1992: Vol 78 Index

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Index to Volume 78
Abandoned by Lincoln, by Schutz and Trenerry, revd., 1245-64; and Africanisms in American culture, bk
339-40 on, revd., 286-87; and religion and race in U.S., bk.
Abbott, Philip, Exempéary Presidency, revd., 375-76; on, revd., 291-92; and labor and ethnicity in US.,
revs., 1508-9 bk. on, revd., 321-22; and Avery Normal Institute,
Abe Fortas, by Kalman, revd., 1132-33 Charleston, S.C., bk. on, revd., 352-53; and William
Abernathy, Ralph David, 81, 82 James Edwards, bk. on, revd., 353-54; and politics
Abert, James W., 484 and culture, bk. on, revd., 360-61; and Sarah Rice,
Abrahamson, James L., revs., 735-36 bk. on, revd., 361; and racial and ethnic intermar-
Accountancy Comes of Age, by Mirariti, revd., 690-91 riage, bk. on, revd., 361-62; and modernism and
Achebe, Chinua, 113 Harlem Renaissance, bk. on, revd., 371; and Ralph
Acheson, Dean, 188-225 passim Bunche, bk. on, revd., 381-82; and Martin Luther
Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS), 607 King, Jr.,a nd newsmagazines, bk. on, revd., 398-99;
Adams, Henry, 959, 966, 967 and civil rights movement, bks. on, revd., 399-400;
Adams, John A.., Jr., Damming the Colorado, revd., 1501 and property holding in South, bk. on, revd., 653-54;
Adams, Judith Porter, Peacework, revd., 1491-92 and women in Charleston and Boston, bk. on, revd.,
Adams, Michael C. C., revs., 1455-56 663-64; and Josephites, bk. on, revd., 685; and So-
Adams, R. J. Q., ed., Great War, 1914-18, revd., 1120-21 cial Gospel movement, bk. on, revd., 685-86; and
Adams, Willi Paul, revs., 645 Langston Hughes, bk. on, revd., 701-2; and antebel-
Adapting to Abundance, by Heinze, revd., 362-63 lum South Carolina, bk. on, revd., 1071; and Freder-
Addams, Jane, 573, 583 ick Douglass, biog. of, revd., 1080-81; and Arkansas
Addison, Joseph, 127 race relations, bk. on, revd., 1098; and the Virginia
Adelstein, Richard P., “*The Nation as an Economic Unit’: Supreme Court, bk. on, revd., 1100-1101; and African-
Keynes, Roosevelt, and the Managerial Ideal,” 160-87 American Baptists, bk. on, revd., 1106-7; and the
Adger, John B., 1250 African-American upper class, bk. on, revd., 1107-8;
Adkins, Jesse, 190, 209, 212, 222 and lynching, bk. on, revd., 1116-17; and communism
Adkins v. Children’s Hospital, 582, 583; and the first in Alabama, bk. on, revd., 1129-30; and Catholics,
Equal Rights Amendment, art. on, 188-225 bk. on, revd., 1407-8; and threats to slavery, bk. on,
Adlai Stevenson: The Man from Libertyville, movie, tevd., revd., 1413-14; and abolition in New York City, bk
117¢-81 on, revd., 1425-26; and constitutional history, bk. on,
Adler. Emily Stier, coauth., Elect, revd., 1550-51 revd., 1429; and slavery’s legacy, bks. on, revd., 1429-31;
Adler, Jeffrey S., revs., 1069-70 and white supremacy, bk. on, revd., 1443-44; and
Admiral of the Amazon, by Werlich, revd., 1093 Frederick Douglass, bk. on, revd., 1448-49; and mo-
Admission Day, 1303 bility, bk. on, revd., 1456-57; and waterfront workers
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, 982 in New Orleans, bk. on, revd., 1457-58; and African-
Advertising and the Transformation of American Soct- American towns, bk. on, revd., 1460-61; and school-
ety, 1865-1920, by Norris, revd., 1096 ing in South, bk. on, revd., 1462-63; and women
Advertising World, 892-94 novelists, bk. on, revd., 1471; and literary imagina-
Advice after Appomattox, ed. by Simpson, Graf, and tion about Harlem, bk. on, revd., 1488-89; and
Muldowny, revd., 1094-95 NAACP fight against Supreme Court nomination of
Advisors, by York, revd., 390-91 JohnJ . Parker, bk. on, revd., 1496-97; and military
Aesthetic Frontiers, by Nelson, tevd., 1124-25 career ofB enjamin O. Davis, Jr., bk. on, revd., 1509-10;
Africa, and African-American Baptist missions, bk. on, and the second great migration, bk. on, revd., 1510-11;
revd., 1106-7 and the civil rights movement, bks. on, revd., 1518-20;
African Americans, 247, 496, 508, 600, 604, 606, 1390; and Holmes County, Miss., civil rights movement par-
and the Leo Frank case, 917-42 passim; and Martin ticipants, bk. on, revd., 1520-21; andJ . L. Chestnut,
Luther King, Jr., and plagiarism, arts. on, 11-22; 23-31; Jr., in Selma, Ala., bk. on, revd., 1521; and Theophi-
32-40; 41-62; 63-80; 81-85; 86-92; 93-105; 106-10; lus Eugene (“Bull”) Connor, bk. on, revd., 1521-22;
111-19; 120-23; and runaway ads, art. on, 124-59; and student protest at Rutgers University, bk. on, revd.,
and women’s welfare activism, art. on, 559-90; and 1522-23; and white establishment, bk. on, revd., 1523-
the law in the South, art. on, 835-56; and gender 24; and affirmative action, bk. on, revd., 1524-25;
and proslavery politics in South Carolina, art. on, and Boston school busing, bk. on, revd., 1525-26;
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and race and racism in the New South, exhibition Alexander, John K., Se/ling of the Constitutional Con-
on, revd., 264-68; and antebellum period, exhibi- vention, revd., 1433
tion on, revd., 1014-18; and the Massachusetts 54th Alexander, Sadie, 570-71, 585
Colored Infantry, movie on, revd., 1166-67; and World Alfred I. du Pont, by Wall, revd., 364
War II, inovie on, revd., 1175; and Cajun and zydeco Alger, Horatio, 1397
music, movie on, revd., 1186-88; and civil rights, Alien and Sedition Acts, 241
microform ed., revd., 1534-35; and W. E. B. Du Bois, Alien Registration Act, 243
microform ed., revd., 1538-39; recent scholarship on, All Saints’ Day, 913
414-16, 770-73, 1196-97, 1569-71; See also Slavery All Souls’ Day, 913
Africanisms in American Culture, ed. by Holloway, revd., Allard, C. Kenneth, Command, Control, and The Com-
286-87 mon Defense, tevd., 753-54
Africans, 133 Allen, Barbara, coed., Sense of Place, revd., 1042
Afro-Americans. See African Americans Allen, Fred, and his comedic vision, bk. on, revd., 1129
After the Crash, movie, revd., 1173-74 Allen, Howard W., revs., 372-73
“Afterword” in Ideology and Classic American Litera- Allen, John L., revs., 657-58
ture, 968 Allen, Michael, Western Rivermen, 1763-1861, revd.,
Age of Doubt, by Graebner, revd., 1508-9 1053
Age of Revolution, 1258 Allien Street, NYC, 550
Agitprop: The Life of an American Working-Class Radt- Allies in Crisis, by Sherwood, revd., 385
cal, by Dennett, revd., 728-29 Allmendinger, David F, Jr., ed., Incidents of My Life,
Agnew, Jean-Christophe, 527 revd., 1449-50
Agrarian Capitalism in Theory and Practice, by Mann, Allston, R. F W., 1253
revd., 283 Allswang, John M., revs., 714-15
Agrarianism, 981 Alpern, Sarah, revs., 1451-52
Agrarianism and Reconstruction Politics, by Lanza, revd., Alpha Kappa Alpha, 567
342-43 Altenbaugh, RichardJ. , Educatiofno r Struggle, revd.,
Agriculture, and agrarian capitalism. bk. on, revd., 283; 716; revs., 1473-74
and struggle over Indian and Hawaiian lands, bk. on, Alter, Ann, 624
revd., 293-94; and rural capitalism in western Mas- Alton Ochsner, by Wilds and Harkey, revd., 369-70
sachusetts, bk. on, revd., 307-8; and Southern Home- Altschuler, Glenn C., revs., 1082-83
stead Act, bk. on, revd., 342-43; and rural history, Alvarez, Manuel, biog. of, revd., 654
bk. on, revd., 658-59; and nineteenth-century na- Ambler, Marjane, Breaking the Iron Bonds, tevd.,
tional development, bk. on, revd., 658-59; and Il- 400-401
linois hybrid corn, bk. on, revd., 693-94; and North Ambrosius, Lloyd E., ed., Crisis ofR epublicanism, revd.,
Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station, bk. on, revd., 679-80
694-95; and farm policy, 1928-1933, bk. on, revd., America, from Client State to World Power, by Varg,
1494-95; and Edmund Ruffin, bk. on, revd., 1449-50; revd., 310-11
recent scholarship on, 416, 773, 1197-98, 1571-72 America, Roosevelt, and World War II, by Cashman, revd.,
Agriculture, Department of, U.S., 560 376-77
Agriculture and National Development, ed. by Ferleger, America Goes to War: The Home Front, movie, revd.,
revd., 658-59 1175
Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC), 586, America in 1857, by Stampp, revd., 1086-87
588 America: Past and Present, 1380
Air Force, U.S., and Benjamin O. Davis, Jr., bk. on, revd., America’s Germany, by Schwartz, revd., 1513-14
1509-10 America's Historic Landscapes, by Lamme, revd., 367
Alabama, 578, 839. 840, 848, 1382; and communism, America’s History, by James A. Henretta et al., text-
bk. on, revd., 1129-30 book, revd., 1395-1400
Alabama legislature, 577 “America’s Labor Day: The Dilemma of a Workers’
Alabama Supreme Court, 839 Celebration,” by Michael Kazin and StephenJ . Ross,
Alamogordo, 1392 1294-1323
Alaska, 551; and Yup’ik Eskimos, bk. on, revd., 1431-32 America's National Battlefield Parks, by Stevens, revd.,
Alaska, University of, Anchorage, and manuscript col- 1562-63
lections, guide to, revd., 1554-57 American, Chinese, and Japanese Perspectives on War-
Albanese, Catherine L., Nature Religion in America, time Asia, 1931-1949, ed. by Iriye and Cohen, revd.,
revd., 287-88 724-25
Albany, N-Y., 544, 553, 554, 556, 1302 American Advertiser, 892, 893
Albert, Carl, autobiog. of, revd., 382-83; coauth., Lit- American Apocalypse, by Miller, revd., 684-85
tle Giant, tevd., 382-83 American Association for the History of Medicine, 616
Alberts v. California, 246 American Association of University Women (AAUW),
Albuquerque, New Mexico Territory, 885 576
Alcott, Amos Bronson, 522 American Catholic Women, ed. by Kennelly, revd.,
Aleichem, Sholom, 974 289-91
Alexander, Adele Logan, 842 American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), 246, 248
March 1992
The American Civil Liberties Union Papers, 248 American studies, and Sacvan Bercovitch, art. on, 972-87
American Communes, 1860-1960, by Miller, revd., American Vision, by Hyde, revd., 659-60
1549-50 “Americans on Vacation,” exhibition, revd., 998-1004
American Consul, by Kennedy, revd., 307 Americans on Vacation, by Braden and Endelman, revd.,
American Council for Judaism (ACJ), and anti-Zionism, 998-1004
bk. on, revd., 1138 Amerindians. See Indians
American Dream, movie, revd., 1188-89 Ammon, Harry, revs., 315-16
American Epic, by McWilliams, revd., 306-7 Ammon, Thomas, 501, 506
American Federation of Labor (AFL), and worker celebra- Amos Gager Throop Collection, ed. by Erwin and Bugé,
tions, 1296-1320 passim revd., 1554-57
American Federation of Labor—Congress of Industrial Amundson, RicharJd. , revs., 1074-75
Organizations (AFL-CIO), 246, 248 Anarchism, 974; and Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Van-
American Federation of Teachers (AFT), and education zetti, bk. on, revd., 1122-23
professionalization, bk. on, revd., 1473-74 Anders, Evan, revs., 1475-76
American Flag, 1777-1924, by Guenter, revd., 1056-57 Anders, Leslie, revs., 1093-94
American Florist, 891, 906-8, 910 Anderson, Benedict, 1398
American Hegemony and World Oil, by Bromley, revd., Anderson, David L., Trappedb y Success, revd., 1515-16
1484-86 Anderson, Fred, revs., 639-40
American Historical Association (AHA), 108, 109 Anderson, Karen, revs., 1175
American Historical Pageantry, by Glassberg, revd., Anderson, Mary, 212, 574, 576
704-5 Anderson, Stuart, revs., 699-700
American Home Missionary Society (AHMS), and slav- Anderton, Douglas L., coauth., Fertility Change on the
ery, bk. on, revd., 665 American Frontier, tevd., 344-45
American Immigrants and Their Generations, ed. by Andrade, Ernest, revs., 371-72
Kivisto and Blanck, revd., 348-49 Andrews, George ., 869, 873
American Indian in Western Legal Thought, by Wil- Andrews Methodis: Episcopal Church, Grafton, W-Va.,
liams, revd., 634-35 903
The American Jeremiad, 952, 956, 957, 966, 967 Anglo, 1396
American Jeweler, 891 Anglo-American Plutarch, by Burton, Wright, Smith,
American Jewelers’ Association, 887 and Burton, revd., 638-39
American Jewish Committee, 248 Anglo-American Relations in the 1920s, ed. by McKertch-
American Kaleidoscope, by Fuchs, revd., 1526-27 er, revd., 1490-91
American Legion, 1311 Anglo-Americans, 1355, 1394; and 1920s diplomatic re-
American Mass-Market Magazines, ed. by Nourie and lations, bk. on, revd., 1490-91
Nourie, revd., 1549 Another Civil War, by Palladino, revd., 323-24
American Ordeal, by DeBenedetti, with Chatfield, revd., Anslinger, Harry J., and Federal Bureau of Narcotics,
395-96 biog. of, revd., 723-24
The American People, by Gary B. Nash et al., textbook, Antebellum period, and northern rural peddlers, art. on,
revd., 1395-1400 511-35; and filibustering, art. on, 857-86; and south-
American Plan, 1311 ern secessionists, bk. on, revd., 276-78; and diffusion
American Presidents, by Cohen, revd., 1557-58 of information, bk. on, revd., 296-97; and Worcester
American Psychological Association, 616 County, Mass., bk. on, revd., 297-98; and slavery and
American Puritanism and the Defense of Mourning, by freedom in South, bk. on, revd., 319; and Liberty party
Breitwieser, revd., 1049-50 in Old Northwest, bk. on, revd., 322-23; and Know-
American Red Cross, 612 Nothing party in Massachusetts, bk. on, revd., 324-25;
American Renaissance, 956, 966 and canals, bk. on, revd., 1062-63; and slavery, bk
American Revolution, 129, 134, 138, 147, 158, 197, 261, on, revd., 1071; and Thomas O. Larkin, biog. of,
886, 893, 967, 983, 984; and Charles Thomson, bk. revd., 1078-79; and origins of the Civil War, bk. on,
on, revd., 304-5; and Battle of Saratoga, bk. on, revd., revd., 1086-87; and Abraham Lincoln, exhibition on,
643-44; and Lockean liberalism, bk. on, revd., 645; revd., 1014-18
and Quakers, bk. on, revd., 1054-55; and speeches Antelyes, Peter, Ta/es of Adventurous Enterprise, revd..,
of Patrick Henry, bk. on, revd., 1426-27; and Con- 665-66
necticut politics, bk. on, revd., 1427-28; and David Anthony, Carl Sferrazza, First Ladies, revd., 649-50
Ramsay, bk. on, revd., 1428; See a/so Revolutionary Anthony, Daniel, 223
period Anthony, Susan B., 202, 219; and Northwest suffrage
American Rhetoric, ed. by Benson, revd., 1035-36 campaigns, bk. on, revd., 686-87
“American Scenes,” 1398 Anthropology, and history, bk. on, revd., 309-10
American Search for Economic Justice, by McClelland, Anti-Redeemers, by Hyman, revd., 1102-3
revd., 1039-40 Antiquitates Vulgares, 887
American Social Science Association, 1273 Antler, Joyce, coed., Changing Education, tevd., 706-7
American Society of Hematologists (ASH), 612, 613 Anza, Juan Bautista de, 465
American Sociological Association, 616 Apaches, 466, 468, 471, 479, 483
American Stationer, 891 Apaches (Athapaskan-speaking), 478
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Apollo 8, 247 Arnold, Eddie, 1314
Appalachia, and preindustrial society, bk. on, revd., Arnold, Reuben, 926, 933
1422-23 Aronowitz, Stanley, 1400
Appalachian Frontiers, ed. by Mitchell, revd., 1422-23 Arrogance of Faith, by Wood, revd., 291-92
Appalachians, 235, 1382 Arrow, (brig), 869, 872, 873
Apple, Rima D., revs., 1170-71 Art, and oral history, art. on, 598-606; and George Catlin
Appleman, Roy E., Ridgway Duefolr Ksore a, revd., 742 and the politics of patronage, bk. on, revd., 319-20;
Appleton, John, biog. of, revd., 670 and women in nineteenth-century sculpture, uk. on,
Applewhite, Harriet B., coed., Women and Politics in revd., 662-63; and the Federal Art Project of the Works
the Age of the Democratic Revolution, tevd., 1058 Progress Administration, bk. on, revd., 1131-32; and
Arabian Desert, 974 George Caleb Bingham, bk. on, revd., 1446-47; and
Arapahoes, and migration, 466-83 passim food, exhibition on, revd., 1004-10; See a/so Painting
Arapahoes (Algonkian-speaking), 474 Art Institute of Chicago, 600
Arbeiter Saengerbund, 1294 Art What Thou Eat: Images of Food in American Art,
Arbella, 967 by Gustafson, Rothschild, Taylor, Vincent, and Wein-
Arbor Day, 891 traub, revd., 1004-10
Arch, Stephen Carl, revs., 1043-44
“Art What Thou Eat: Images of Food in American Art,”
Archdeacon, Thomas J., revs., 361-62
exhibition, revd., 1004-10
Architects and Builders in North Carolina, by Bishir,
Arthur (King Arthur), 977
Brown, Lounsbury, and Wood, revd., 294-95 As I Saw It, by Rusk, with Rusk, ed. Papp, revd., 393-94
Architecture, and building in North Carolina, bk. on, Ascent of Man, 1357
revd., 294-95; and Frank Lloyd Wright, bk. on, revd.,
Ash, Stephen V., revs., 665, 1422-23
1501-2; and the Tennessee Valley Authority, bk. on,
Asher, Robert, coed., Labor Divided, revd., 321-22
revd., 1503-4; recent scholarship on, 416-17, 774, Asia, 1387; and World War II perspectives, bk. on, revd.,
1198-99, 1572-73
724-25; and the United States, guide to, revd., 1563-64
Archives, and libraries and scholarly communication,
Asian Americans, 1389
bk. on, revd., 281-82; recent scholarship on, 417-18,
Asians, 1387
774-75, 1199, 1573
Associated Charities, Washington, D.C., 578
Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution, Association for Iraproving the Condition of the Poor
Washington, D.C., 599-601
in New York City, 1269, 1274, 1293
Archives of Memory, by Hoffman and Hoffman, revd.,
Association Press, YMCA, 1336
1137
Astjoohnr Ja,co b, and imperialism, bk. on, revd., 657-58
Areopagitica, 242
Astoria & Empire, by Ronda, revd., 657-58
Argentina, and relations with U.S., bk. on, revd., 368
At Freedom's Edge, by Cohen, revd., 1456-57
Argentina and the United States, by Tulchin, revd., 368
Athens, Ga., 923
Argersinger, Peter H., revs., 658-59
Arikaras, and European contact, bk. on, revd., 1419 Atlanta, Ga., 83, 95, 178, 852; and African-American
women’s welfare activism, 560-84 passim; and the Leo
Aristocrats of Color, by Gatewood, revd., 1107-8
Aristotle, 21, 1245, 1367, 1375 Frank case, 917—45 passim; and worker celebrations,
Arizona, 244, 866, 1385, 1388 art. on, 1294-1323; and Henry Grady, bk. on, revd.,
Arkansas, 17, 472, 839, 849; and Democratic politics, 688-89; and oral histories, bk. on, revd., 1483-84
bk. on, revd., 359-60; and race relations, bk. on, revd., Atlanta Constitution, 1319
Atlanta Federation of Trades, 922, 927, 1316
1098
Arkansas Democratic Politics, 1896-1920, by Niswonger, Atlanta Journal of Labor, 927, 935
revd., 359-60 Atlantic Coast, 1382
Arkansas River, and Comanche homelands, 465-83 pas- Atlantic Ocean, 515, 863, 869, 871, 1350
sim; and economic development. bk. on, revd., 1459 Atlantic world, 514
Arkansas Valley, 483-85 Atlas of American Indian Affairs, by Prucha, revd.,
Armistice Day, 891, 906, 913 1542-44
Armitage, Shelley, ed., Wind's Trail, revd., 720-21; coed., Atlas of United States Environmental Issues, by Mason
So Much to Be Done, tevd., 667-68 and Mattson, revd., 1545-48
Arms, Politics, and the Economy, ed. by Higgs, revd., Aubrey, Edwin Ewart, 24
1144 Auerbach, Jerold S., Rabbis and Lawyers, revd., 703-4
Arms Control during the Pre-Nuclear Era, by Kaufman, Augusta, Ga., 566
revd., 371-72 Augusta Female Seminary, 901
Armstrong, Louis, 1314 Aurand, Harold W., revs., 363-64
Army, U.S., 1311; and filibustering, art. on, 857-86 Austin, Mary, and nature, biog. of, 720-21
Army of the New Republic, 874 Austin, Minn., and Hormel meatpackers’ strike, movie
Army oft he Potomac, and Fifty-Seventh Massachusetts on, revd., 1188-89
Veteran Volunteers, bk. on, revd., 340-41 Authors of Their Own Lives, ed. by Berger, revd., 374-75
Arnesen, Eric, Waterfront Workers of New Orleans, revd., Automobiles, and women’s history, bk. on, revd., 1480-81
1457-58 Avery Normal Institute, Charleston, S.C., and race rela-
Arnold, Benedict, biog. of, revd., 644-45 tions, bk. on, revd., 352-53
March 1992
Aviation, and Charles A. Lindbergh, movie on, revd., Barrett, Janie Porter, 559
1172-73 Barron, Hal S., revs., 307-8
Avrich, Paul, Sacco and Vanzetti, revd., 1122-23 Barrow, Clyde W., Universities and the Capitalist State,
Axelrad, Allan M., revs., 1083-84 revd., 692
Axelrod, Paul, Making a Middle Class, revd., 1127-28 Barth, Gunther, Fleeting Moments, revd., 1041-42
Ayers, Edward L., revs., 1493 Barth, Karl, 24, 35, 98
Aztec Club, 886 Bartley, Numan V., revs., 1521-22
Baruch, Bernard M., 167
Baatz, Simon, revs., 302 Baseball Business, by Miller, revd., 391-92
Babel and Babylon, by Hansen, revd., 1471-72 Baseball Hall of Fame, and its legend, bk. on, revd.,
Baby Week, 913 1486-87
Bacevich, A. J., revs., 742 Baseball: The People's Game, by Seymour, revd., 370-71
Bache, Benjamin Franklin, and Benjamin Franklin, bk. Bashful No Longer, by Oswalt, revd., 1431-32
on, revd., 646-47 Baskin, Alex, 248
Baconian empiricism, 127 Basler, Christian O., coed., Collected Works of Abra
Bahn, Gilbert S., communication from, 1192 ham Lincoln, 2nd supp., revd., 328-29
Bailey, Beth, revs., 720-21 Basler, Roy P., coed., Collected Works of Abraham Lin-
Bailey, Guilford D., 876, 877 coln, 2nd supp.. revd., 328-29
Bailey, Robert E., coauth., Index to the Descriptive In- Baton Rouge, La., 872
ventory of the Archives of the State of Illinois, revd., Batschelet, Margaret W., comp., Ear/y American Scien
1554-57; coed., Chicago City Council Proceedings tific and Technical Literature, revd., 1545-48
Files, 1833-1871, revd., 1560-62 Batten, Charles E., 29
Bailey, William Whitman, 876 Battle, George Gordon, 220
Bailyn, Bernard, coed., Strangers within the Realm, tevd., Battles of the Revolutionary War, 1775-1781, by Wood,
1412-13 revd., 642-43
Baker, Houston A., Jr., Modernism and the Harlem Baudelaire, Charles-Pierre, 950
Renaissance, tevd., 371 Baughman, James L., revs., 718-19; communication from,
Baker, James T., Brooks Hays, tevd., 721-22 1194
Baker, Paula, Mora/ Frameworks of Public Life, revd., 1459 Baum, L. Frank, 895, 896
Baker, Richard Allan, revs., 749-50 Baxter, Maurice, revs., 1086-87
Baker-Barnhart, Jacqueline, revs., 687-88 Baxter Street, NYC, 540
Baldwin, James, 22 Bayard, George D., 882, 883
Balkin, J. M., revs., 628 Baylor College of Medicine, Texas, 614
Ball, George, and Vietnam War, bk. on, revd., 1517 Baylor University Oral History Project, 614, 615
Ball, Howard, “We Have a Duty,” tevd., 1155-56 Baym, Nina, revs., 317-18
“The Ballad of Gregorio Cortez,” 1396 Beach, Frank L., revs., 738-39
“Ballad of Mary Phagan,” 940 Bean, Lee L., coauth., Fertility Change on the Ameri-
Ballinger, William, 845 can Frontier, revd., 344-45
Balogh, Brian, communication from, 760-61 Beard, Mary Ritter, papers of, revd., 1489-90
Baltimore, Md., 503, 506, 508, 863, 1302; and Loyola Bearing the Cross, 12
University, bk. on, revd., 330-31; and baseball, bk. Beasley, Maurine H., revs., 649-50
on, revd., 391-92 The Beatles, 1399
Baltimore's Loyola, Loyola's Baltimore, by Varga, tevd.., Beatrice (character in Capta*” Macklin: His Memoirs), 885
330-31 Beauregard, Erving E., Bingham of the Hills, tevd.,
Banana Wars, by Musicant, revd., 698-99 675-76
Banana Wars, and U.S. military intervention, bk. on, Beauregard, P. G. T., 884
revd., 698-99 Becoming a Mighty Voice, by Cornfield, revd., 373-74
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Benedict Arnold, by Randall, revd., 644-45 guide to, revd., 1549-50; and Rhode Island women
Benicia, Calif., 871 legislators, guide to, revd., 1550-51; and women in
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Benson, Thomas W., ed., American Rhetoric, tevd., guide to, revd., 1554-57; and American presidents,
1035-36 guides to, revd., 1557-58; and Louisiana governors,
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Brewer, David J., 199 Bryant, William O., Cahaba Prison and the Sultana Dis-
Brewster, William, 220 aster, tevd., 338
Breytenbach, Breyten, 971 Buchanan, James, 883, 885
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1096 Canadian Christian Associations, 1333
Buttrick, George, 87 Canadian Plains, 484
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Byrnes, Thomas F., 536, 537, 541, 549, 557 Canadian-Americans, 961, 986
Byuck, Mr. (of St. Matthews, S.C.), 841 Canadians, 975, 977, 986
Canal Street, NYC, 541
C. L. R. James, by Buhle, revd., 726-27 Canals for a Nation, by Shaw, revd., 1062-63
Caddoans, 472 Candy Day, 913-15
Cadillac, 606 Candy Factory, 914
Cafe A Go Go, NYC, 246 Cane Ridge, by Conkin, revd., 1441-42
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Caldwell, Dan, Dynamics of Domestic Politics and Arms Canup, John, Out of the Wilderness, revd., 633-34
Control, revd., 1528-29 Capitalism, and frontier consumption, art. on, 485-510;
Caldwell, Patricia, 970 and agrarianism, bk. on, revd., 283; and rural west-
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California, University of, Berkeley, 600, 614 Carlson, Leonard A., revs., 293-94
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600, 612 Carnegie, Andrew, 164
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revd., 1472-73 Central Labor Union (CLU), 1299-1310
Caroli, Betty Boyd, revs., 733 Central Plains, 468, 482
Carolina Cavalier, by Wilson, revd., 1072-73 Central Powers, 1310
Caroline, 873 Central Trades and Labor Council (CTLC), 1311, 1313
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Carr, William G., Oldest Delegate, revd., 647-48 Chafee, Zechariah, and free speech, bk. on, revd., 1436
Carrie (character in Sister Carrie), 934 Chalmers, Hamilton, 847
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Carroll, Daniel, 841, 842, 854 Chambers, Robert, 887
Carroll, Peter N., Keeping Time, tevd., 279-80 Champions of the Cherokees, by McLoughlin, revd.,
Carson, Clayborne, 12-14, 81, 86, 88, 120; with Peter 316-17
Holloran, Ralph E. Luker, and Penny Russe!l, “Mar- Chan, Loren B., revs., 1463-64
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Carson, Fiddlin’ John, 940 Chandrasekhar, S., revs., 1148-49
Carson Valley, 624 Chang, Gordon H., Friends and Enemies, tevd., 384-85
Carter, Jimmy, and SALT II ratification, bk. on, revd., Changing Education, ed. by Antler and Biklen, revd.,
1528-29 706-7
Carter, Landon, 131, 154 Changing of the Guard, by Woods, revd., 729
Carter, Sarah, Lost Harvests, revd., 1103-4 Chapin Brothers, 907, 909
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Carter administration, 1363 Chapultepec, Mexico, 882
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Central Federated Union (CFU), 1308 Cheyennes, and migration, art. on, 465-85
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