The North Carolina Historical Review 1999: Vol 76 Index

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THE NORTH CAROLINA HISTORICAL REVIEW
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A American Originals: Homemade Varieties of Christian-
ity: reviewed, 359
Abolition: Benjamin S. Hedrick denies support for,
American Party, 100
322, 324; Henry Ward Beecher preaches on topic
American Revolution: linked to Confederate cause,
of, 327; opposition to, at Harvard University,
172
326; Theodore Parker preaches on topic of, 327-
American Tobacco Company, 434, 435
332, 335
American Work Force: Four Centuries of Black and
Abraham Lincoln, Constitutionalism, and Equal Rights
White Labor: reviewed, 353
in the Civil-War Era: reviewed, 125
Ancient Earthen Enclosures of the Eastern Woodlands:
ACC. See Atlantic Coast Conference
reviewed, 350
Adams, Junius G., 302
Anderson, S.C.: early electrification in, 412-413
African Americans: in the Civil Rights movement,
Anderson Cotton Mills, 415, 421
1-42, 46, 47; imprisonment of, 7n, 15n; Republi-
Anderson (S.C.) Intelligencer: on early hydroelectric
can Party on education of, 70; in southern col-
plant, 415
lege sports, 253-284; speakers represent, at UNC,
Anderson, Richard H., 195, 196
312; and voting rights, 8-10, 47; in the
Anderson Water, Light, and Power Company, 413,
Williamston Freedom Movement, |-42. See also
415, 417, 419
Free blacks; Slaves
Anderson, Willie: pictured, 274
African World, 50
Anthony, Robert G., Jr.: N.C. bibliography by, 203-
Agassiz, Louis, 326
227
Ahone (Powhatan deity), 374
Antietam, Md.: Civil War battle at, 186
Aiken, Charles S.: book by, reviewed, 126
Anti-Slavery Leaders of North Carolina, 317
Alabama Power [Company], 438
Aquila, Richard: book by, reviewed, 132
Alderman, Edwin A., 286
Archer, James, 181, 184, 186, 192
Alexander, William J., 151
“Aristides”: on reputation of antebellum N.C., 137
Alexis, Lucien, 258
Army of Northern Virginia, 163, 172, 179, 180,
Algonquian Indians: alleged conspiracy among,
184, 186-188, 196
370n, 383-385, 388; mortuary temple of, pic-
Army of the Potomac, 178, 184, 186, 189
tured, 375; pictured, 373, 378, 382, 384, 386,
Army of Virginia (Federal), 181
389; and relations with English colonists, 367-
Arnell, Jessie, 262
390; religious beliefs of, 370, 371n, 373-378, 388-
Around Southern Pines: A Sandhills Album: reviewed,
390. See also Roanoke Indians
132
Allison, David, 392
Art of Command in the Civil War, The: reviewed, 347
Allston, Benjamin, 176
Ashe, Samuel A., 182, 182n
Along the Cape Fear: reviewed, 132
Asheville Citizen: on 1952 N.C. gubernatorial elec-
Aluminum Company of America (ALCOA), 427n
tion, 74
Amadas, Philip, 367
Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC): integration of,
Ambrose, Stephen, 79
253-284
American Colonization Society, 317, 323-324
Attica, N.Y.: prison riot in, 54
American Development Company, 425
Auden, W. H., 289
American Friends Service Committee, 49
Austin, William, 54, 57
American Mobbing, 1828-1861: Toward Civil War:
Avery, Isaac T., 144, 155, 159
reviewed, 452
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B Beyond the Household: Women’s Place in the Early
South, 1700-1835: reviewed, 456
Babits, Lawrence E.: book by, reviewed, 447
Beyond Image and Convention: Explorations in South-
Bache, Alexander Dallas: 404, 404n, 406, 408
ern Women’s History: reviewed, 351
“Back Our Brothers” movement, 9-10
Bible Way Church (Williamston), 13
Bagley, Brad, 4n
Big George (slave), 153
Bailey, Anthony: book by, reviewed, 463
Biggs, James Perry, 2, 7
Bailey, Josiah W., 73, 294, 296, 300
Biggs, Rellie Ann, 2, 7, 19, 41
Baker, Ella, 17n
Billy (slave), 158, 159, 160
Baker, Henry D., 296
“Biltmore Six,” 61
Baker, Sarah Lucy, 19, 26n, 27
Birchett, T. FE, 156
Bald Head Island (also Smith Island; earlier Cape
Birmingham, Ala.: Civil Rights movement in, 10, 49
Fear Island): on early maps, 396, 398, 404, 406,
Birney, James G., 319
408, pictured, 393, 395, 397, 399, 401, 405, 407;
Bissell and Barker, 144
and formation of New Inlet, 404. See also Cape
Bissell, ]. Humphrey, 143
Fear Island
Bissett, Jim. reviews book, 127
Bald Head Lighthouse: on early maps, 396, pic-
“Black Culture Association,” 50
tured, 393, 397, 399, 401, 405, 407
Black Like Me, 34
Baldwin, James, 61
Black Panther Party, 44, 45, 49, 54
Baley, J. M., Jr., 72, 84, 85, 88, 90
Blackford, Charles M., 181
Banks, Lloyd, 22n, 25n, 37
Blacks. See African Americans; free blacks; slaves
Bannatyne, Lesley Pratt: book by, reviewed, 364
Blackwell, John, 151
Baptist churches: Cornerstone (Williamston), 9, 10,
Block, Susan Taylor: book by, reviewed, 132
12; Mt. Shiloh (Williamston), 9; Sixteenth
Blount, John Gray, 391-394, 398, 400
Street (Birmingham, Ala.), 15, 20n
Bogue, Allan G.: book by, reviewed, 358
Barker, Eirlys M.: reviews book, 356
Bond, Clemmenette (wife), 8, 12, 16n, 20
Barker, William, 394, 398, 402
Bond, Jackie (sister), 16, 16n, 19, 25
Barlowe, Arthur: on Roanoke Indians, 367-370,
Bond, Lincoln (grandfather), 19
371, 373, 376-379, 382, 383, 385
Bond, Styron, Jr., 7, 15, 16, 16n, 19, 20, 26n, 30n, 38
Barnard, Henry, 144
Bond, Styron, Sr. (father), 19, 19n, 24, 25, 29
Barnes, Harry E., 288
Bondurant, Russell, 24
Barringer, Matthias, 138
Bonner, Robert: reviews book, 454
Barrington, John P.: reviews book, 115
Booton, Laura M., 59, 59n
Barrow, Mark V., Jr.: reviews book, 128
Border Life: Experience and Memory in the Revolution-
Baseball, 256, 263n
ary Ohio Valley: reviewed, 356
Basketball: integration of, in southern college
Boston Celtics, 262
sports, 253, 254, 256, 261-262, 267, 270,
Boston University, 259
273-280, 282-283
Bosworth, M. M., 291
Bassett, John Spencer, 317
Brackett-Town, N.C.: alleged slave conspiracy in,
Battle, Kemp P., 322
154
Battle, William H., 326
Bragg, Thomas, 322
Battling for Manassas: The Fifty-Year Preservation
Brainerd Journal, The: A Mission to the Cherokees,
Struggle at Manassas National Battlefield Park:
1817-1823: reviewed, 449
reviewed, 344
Branch, Lawrence O'Bryan, 183, 183n, 186, 189
Beck (slave), 170
Brandon, Joseph, 151
Beecher, Henry Ward, 327; pictured, 328
Brewster, Ralph, 309
Behen, William, 53
Bridgers, Robert R., 167
Beidler, Philip D.: book by, reviewed, 244
Brindletown, N.C.: alleged slave conspiracy in, 154
Bellevue Hospital, 418
British-American Tobacco Company, 435-437
Bellevue Medical College, 418
Broad River: hydroelectric plant on, 433
Bellevue School of Nursing, 418
Brockenbrough, John M., 184, 186
Belz, Herman: book by, reviewed, 125
Brooklyn Dodgers, 259
Benjamin Lincoln and the American Revolution: re-
Brooks, Sarah, 151
viewed, 131
Broughton, J. Melville, 73
Bentzel, Anne: book by, reviewed, 250
Browder, Earl, 300, 305n, 308, 314
Bergeron, Paul H.: book by, reviewed, 455
Brown, Andrew, 57
Bernard, Luther L., 288
Berry, Hiram, 191
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Brown v. Board of Education, 5, 35-36, 55, 253, 263, varraway, D. T., 196
265 ‘arson, Samuel Price, 143, 144
Brown, Cathy: reviews books, 113, 131 carter, David C.: article by, 1-42
Brown, John, 328 -arter, the Reverend Mr., 13, 20, 25
Brown, John (ship captain), 408 -arthage, N.C., 67, 87, 90, 91
Brown, Rap, 44 Jartography: of N.C. coast, article on, 391-409
Brown, Robert Wells, 408 dase, Everett, 262n
Brown, William H.: reviews book, 125 ‘asstevens, Frances: book by, reviewed, 362
Brownell, Herbert, 93; caricature of, pictured, 94 -atawha Hydro-Station, 418, 427, 433; pictured,
Browning, Judkin: reviews book, 124 420
Broyhill, J. E., 84, 90, 92, 93 -atawba Lake, 418
Buchanan, James, 334 ‘atawba Power Company, 419, 422-423, 426, 428
Bund (American Nazi organization), 301, 305 -atawba River: Duke Power builds hydroelectric
Burden of Confederate Diplomacy, The: reviewed, 346 power plants and reservoirs on, 411-434; floods,
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms: federal 440
agents of, and the “Charlotte Three” trial, 43-44, cathey, Benjamin, 199
46, 53 ‘atton, Bruce, 164
Burke County: alleged slave conspiracy in, 154-158, “Caught Up in the Violent Whirlwind of Lynch-
160; gold mining in, 138, 143, 151 ing’: The 1885 Quadruple Lynching in Chatham
Burkholder, Charles I., 434, 435 County, North Carolina” (by Patrick J. Huber):
“Burning of America, The: Race, Radicalism, and receives Robert D. W. Connor Award, 202
the ‘Charlotte Three’ Trial in 1970s North Caro- ‘ayton, Andrew R. L.: book by, reviewed, 445
lina,” 43-65 Cecelski, David S., In, 20n; book by, reviewed, 339
Burns, Anthony, 328 Cedar Mountain, Va.: Civil War battle at, 181-183
Burnside, Ambrose E., 186 Chafe, William, In
Burton, Matt: reviews book, 349 Chamberlain, Wilt, 253
Burwell, Spotswood, 143 Chancellorsville, Va.: Civil War battle at, 189-191
Burwell, William A., 153 Chapel Hill Weekly: on Ku Klux Klan speech at
Butler, Benjamin F, 172 UNC, 300
Charlotte, N.C.: “Charlotte Three” trial in, 43-65;
& Duke Power Company in, 411, 428; Dwight D.
Eisenhower campaigns in, 84; local police and
Cabarrus County: gold mining in, 135
domestic intelligence in, 50-51, 52, 59n; racial
Caldwell, James F. J., 199
integration of public schools in, 48-49, 52, 55;
“*Call Your Next Case’: H. FE ‘Chub’ Seawell Jr.,
textile mills in, 431, 432
the Gubernatorial Election of 1952, and the Rise
Charlotte Citizens for Peace, 50, 51
of the Republican Party in North Carolina,” 66-
Charlotte Observer: employs T. J. Reddy, 50; on
101
Herbert FE. “Chub” Seawell Jr. in 1952 gubernato-
Callicott, J. Baird: book by, reviewed, 127
rial election, 82; investigates “Charlotte Three”
Campbell, Karl E.: reviews book, 229
trial, 53, 61
Campbell, Otho C.: reviews book, 122
“Charlotte Three”: article on trial of, 43-65, edi-
Canada: James B. Duke visits, 427n
torial cartoons on, pictured, 62; members of,
Cannon, Charles A., 431
pictured, 51, 60, 63, 64. See also Civil Rights
Cannon, James W., 431
movement: radicals in; Grant, Jim; Law en-
Cannon Mills, 431
forcement: and domestic surveillance of Civil
Cape Fear Island (later Smith or Bald Head Island),
Rights activists, federal legislation and; Parker,
396
Charles; Reddy, T. J.
Cape Fear River: article on early maps of, 391-409
“Chart of the Coast of North Carolina between
Capital Broadcasting Company, 96
Cape Hatteras and Cape Fear, A”: detail of, pic-
Capps Gold Mine, 144, 151
tured, 399
Carbone, John S.: reviews book, 462
Chase, Harry W., 288
Carey, Mathew, 394, 402
Chattahoochee River: hydroelectric plant on, 417
Carlton, David, 286
Chavis, Ben, 53
Carmichael, Peter S., 167
Cherokee Women: Gender and Culture Change, 1700-
Carolina Political Union: members of, pictured,
1835: reviewed, 118
295, 298, 303, 306; at UNC, article on, 285-315
Cherry, R. Gregg, 73
Carolina Power and Light Company, 434, 438
Chesney, Clyde, 271, 273
Carr, Ethan: book by, reviewed, 360
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Chicago, IIl.: 1952 Republican National Conven- Columbia, S.C.: early electrification in, 410
tion in, 80 Columbus, Ga.: hydroelectric plant in, 417, 419
“Chicago Seven,” 61 Comedies Useful: A History of the American Theatre
Children: in Civil Rights movement, 15-16, 19, 25- in the South, 1775-1812: reviewed, 457
27 Commonwealth and Southern (holding company),
Children’s Civil War, The: reviewed, 232 438, 438n
Choanoke Indians, 371, 383, 385, 387, 388 Communism: Herbert F. “Chub” Seawell Jr. on, 73,
Christian’s [Gold] Mine, 145 76, 100
Christianity: attempts of English colonists to Communist Party: at UNC, 288, 291, 300, 305n,
spread, 368, 374, 381, 388 314
Chronicle Mills (Belmont, N.C.): interior of, pic- Community Relations Committee (Williamston,
tured, 432 N.C.), 23, 24, 29
City College of New York, 262n “Compleat Map of North Carolina, A,” 406
Civil Rights Act (1964), 29, 37-38 Compromise of 1850, 329
Civil Rights movement: African American Confederacy Is on Her Way Up the Spout, The: Let-
churches and, 9, 12-13, 20-21, 25, 30, 42; in ters to South Carolina, 1861-1864: reviewed, 342
Albany, Ga., 15, 32n; in Birmingham, Ala., 15, Confederate army: commanded by Joseph E.
32n; children in, 15-16, 19, 25-27; and domestic Johnston, 178; crossing Potomac, pictured, 185;
intelligence, 44-47, 50-54, 61-65; in Edenton, desertion from, 181n. See also Army of Northern
N.C., 12n, 13; in Greensboro, N.C., 8, 15; music Virginia; Civil War; North Carolina Troops
in, 20-21; and national media, 32, 36-37; radicals Confederate battle flag: as symbol, 255, 261, 280-
in, 44-45, 49, 50-52, 54, 57, 61; religious beliefs 282, 282n, 284
and 21, 30; white northern clergymen in, 1, 19n, Congress of Industrial Organization (CIO), 297,
30-35, 36-37; in Williamston, N.C., 1-42; 300, 305, 307
women in, 8-9, 13, 16-19, 21, 22, 24, 27, 39-40. Conkin, Paul K.: book by, reviewed, 359
See also African Americans; Baptist churches; Connor, Eugene “Bull,” 15, 32n, 46
Bible Way Church; Green Memorial Church of Connor (Robert D. W.) Award: presented to Patrick
Christ J. Huber, 202
Civil War: William Dorsey Pender’s service in, ar- Contact Points: American Frontiers from the Mohawk
ticle on, 163-201. See also Army of Northern Valley to the Mississippi, 1750-1830: reviewed, 445
Virginia; Army of the Potomac; Army of Vir- Contempo (journal), 288
ginia; Battles by name; Confederate army; Union Cooley, Harold, 86
army Cooper, Charles, 262
Civil War on the Outer Banks, The: A History of the Cooper, William, 278, 279
Late Rebellion along the Coast of North Carolina Cooper Institute, 336
from Carteret to Currituck: reviewed, 462 Corey, George, 25n
Civil War and Yadkin County, North Carolina, The: Cornell University, 259
A History: reviewed, 362 Coryell, Janet L.: book by, reviewed, 351
Claggett, Steve: reviews book, 350 Cotten, Jerry W.: book by, reviewed, 340
Claiborne, Claudius, 276; pictured, 277 Cotton Plantation South since the Civil War, The:
Clansman, The: 309 reviewed, 126
Clark, Henry T., 174 Cox, Monty Woodall, 317-319, 323, 326
Clark, Jim, 32n Craig, John M.: reviews book, 347
Clark, Thomas R.: reviews book, 243 Crayon, Porte: engravings of, pictured, 136, 146,
Clemson University: integration of athletic pro- 149, 161
grams at, 253-284 passim Creating the New Woman: The Rise of Southern
Clergymen: white northern, in Civil Rights move- Women’s Progressive Culture in Texas, 1893-1918:
ment, 1, 19n, 30-35, 36-37, pictured, 33, 36, 37 reviewed, 236
Cocke, Norman A., 434, 435 Creedy, John, 305-307.
Coclanis, Peter, 286 Crockett, Manuel, 265-266
Cold War: and academic freedom, 285, 285n, 314 Cross, Joe: lynching of, 3-5, 7, 8, 10, 19, 40-41
Cole, Stephanie: reviews book, 353 Cumming, Elizabeth: book by, reviewed, 131
Coles, Thomas, 400, 400n Cumming, Robert: book by, reviewed, 131
Collett, John, 406, 406n Cumming, William P., 409
Collins, Donald E.: reviews book, 338 Cureton, Jeremiah, 151, 153
Colonization: of N.C. Outer Banks, 371
Colston, Raleigh E., 189, 190
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D Dowd, Gregory Evans, 374
Dowdey, Clifford, 164
Dabney, Virginius, 288
Doyle, Julie A.: book by, reviewed, 342
Daily Tar Heel (UNC student newspaper): features
Drake, Sir Francis, 370, 380n
debates on academic freedom, 305, 307
Drummond, Al, 282
Daily Worker, 286, 297, 314
Duke, Benjamin N.: becomes vice president of
Daly, George, 55, 56
Southern Power Company, 428; develops textile
Daniel, I. Randolph, Jr.: book by, reviewed, 349
manufacturing, 423-425; finances Piedmont and
Daniel, Joseph J., 156
Northern Railroad, 437; invests in hydroelectric
Daniels, Jonathan: and the Carolina Political
power, 411, 417, 425-426, 428, 435-437; pic-
Union, 294, 301; on gubernatorial nomination of
tured, 426, 430
Hubert L. Olive, 74; Herbert E “Chub” Seawell Jr.
Duke, James B.: builds hydroelectric plants, 433-
on, 70, 82, 83, 90; on the Williamston Freedom
434; builds Piedmont and Northern Railroad,
Movement, 33
437; business skills of, 426; considers building
Daniels, Josephus, 294
hydroelectric power plants on Catawba River,
Dasemunkepeuc (Algonquian village), 371, 388
427-428; develops textile manufacturing, 423-
Dave (slave), 154
425; explains commitment to economic develop-
Davidson College, 332
ment in Piedmont Carolinas, 439-440; invests in
Davidson, Greenlee, 186, 187, 187n
hydroelectric power, 411, 417, 428, 435-437;
Davis, Angela, 44
pictured, 414, 430; tobacco business of, 435-437
Davis, Charles, 276, 278, 280; pictured, 278
Duke, Mary (daughter of B. N. Duke): pictured, 430
Davis, Jefferson: praises leadership of William D.
Duke Power Company (earlier Southern Power
Pender, 165n, 171, 178, 179, 180, 188, 192
Company): builds hydroelectric plants, at Great
Davis, Ossie, 10
Falls, on Catawba River, 425, 427, 428-429, 431,
De Bry, Theodor: engravings of, pictured, 369, 372,
432, 433, pictured, 430, at India Hook Shoals,
378, 380, 382, 384, 386
on Catawba River, 417, 419, 422, 425, pictured,
De Rivafinoli, Count Chevalier Vincent, 139
420, at Ninety-Nine Islands, on Broad River,
DeLapp, Sim A., 69, 92
433, at Rocky Creek, on Catawba River, 433;
Democracy Betrayed: The Wilmington Race Riot of
distinguished from other public utilities, 411-
1898 and Its Legacy: reviewed, 339
412; and electrification, in Piedmont Carolinas,
Democratic Party: attacked by Herbert F “Chub”
410-440. See also Electrification; Public utilities;
Seawell Jr., 70-72, 76, 83-84, 87; in 1952 guber-
Southern Power Company
natorial election, 66-101 passim
Duke University: integration of athletic programs
Derry, George, 296, 296n
at, 253-284 passim
Description of Occacock Inlet, 391-392
Dunbibin, Daniel, 396
Desertion. See Confederate army: desertion from
Duncan, Barbara R.: book by, reviewed, 450
Designs against Charleston: The Trial Record of the
Duplin County: alleged slave conspiracy in, 154,
Denmark Vesey Slave Conspiracy of 1822: re-
160
viewed, 450
Durante, Jimmy, 79
Devil of aW hipping, A: The Battle of Cowpens: re-
Durden, Robert F: article by, 410-440; book by,
viewed, 447
reviewed, 228
Diamond, Judy: book by, reviewed, 365
Dickenson, Garland, 158
E
Dickenson, Mark, 158
Dictionary of Virginia Biography. Vol. 1: Aaroe- E. J. Hayes High School (Williamston, N.C.): seg-
Blanchfield: reviewed, 445 regation of, 5, 7n; Williamston Freedom Move-
Dies, Martin, 302 ment and, 15, 27, 38
Disease: among Roanoke Indians, 371, 379-382, Early, Jubal, 196
387 Eden, Hollis, 261
“Dixie”: as symbol, 280-282, 284 Edgar, Walter: reviews book, 341
Dixie Classic, 262, 263n Edison, Thomas A., 413, 418
Dixon, Thomas, 296, 309; pictured, 310 Education. See North Carolina Public Schools
Domestic surveillance: of radicals in Civil Rights Edwards, Lillie Johnson: reviews book, 355
movement, 43-65 Egerton, John, 312
Doubleday, Abner, 193, 195 Eisenhower, Dwight D.: campaigns in N.C., 84-85;
Doughton, Robert L., 86 and civil rights, 47; Herbert F “Chub” Seawell Jr.
Douglas, Melvyn, 38 supports, in 1952 presidential election, 69-101
Douglas, Stephen A., 334 passim; pictured, 81, 86
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Eisenhower, Mamie, 84 Football: integration of, in southern college sports,
Electric Board and Share (holding company), 438 253-254, 256-261, 265, 267-275, 282-283
Electrical World: on electrification in the Piedmont Ford, James W., 290
Carolinas, 433 Forret, Jeff: article by, 135-162
Electrification: “Battle of the [Electric] Systems,” Forsyth County: 1849-1999: reviewed, 131
413, 418; Duke Power Company and, in Pied- Fort Dearborn (N.C.), 428
mont Carolinas, 410-440; early technology in, Frances Newman: Southern Satirist and Literary Rebel:
410-411, 413, 423; need for capital, 422; prob- reviewed, 237
lems of flood and drought, 421, 425 Frank, Joseph Allan: book by, reviewed, 124
“Electrifying the Piedmont Carolinas: The Begin- Frank, Lisa Tendrich: reviews book, 343
ning of the Duke Power Company, 1904-1925,” Franklin, Benjamin, 404
Part 1, 410-440 Franklin, John Hope: book by, reviewed, 132
Eleven Charlotte Poets, 50 Frederick Jackson Turner: Strange Roads Going Down:
Ellis, John W., 170n, 171, 174 reviewed, 358
Elmer, RoswellJ,r ., 156, 159 Fredericksburg, Va.: Civil War battle at, 186
Emerson, Ralph Waldo, 326, 329 Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville: The Dare Mark
Encyclopedia of Minor League Baseball, The: reviewed, Campaign: reviewed, 234
249 Free blacks: colonization of, 323-324
Englehard, Joseph B., 196 Freeman, Douglas Southall, 164
Ensenore, 381, 382, 385, 387 Free-Soil Party, 326, 334
Enterprise (Williamston, N.C.): on the Williamston Fremantle,J. , 193
Freedom Movement, 3, 4, 5, 8, 10, 33, 38 Frémont, John C., 316, 334
Enterprising Southerners: Black Economic Success in French, William, 191
North Carolina, 1865-1915: reviewed, 110 Frinks, Golden: arrested, 26, 35, 36; early career of,
Ericson, E. E., 290-291; pictured, 293 9n, 10-12; later career of, 38, 39; leads
Erwin, William A., 423-425, 428 Williamston Freedom Movement, 12-15, 16-17,
Esposito, Sam, 279 19, 21-23, 26, 27n, 29-30, 34; pictured, 11
Essential Federalist, The: A New Reading of The Fed- From Calabar to Carter's Grove: The History ofa
eralist Papers: reviewed, 459 Virginia Slave Community: reviewed, 115
Ethridge, Mark, 53 Frying Pan Shoals: on early maps, 396, 400, 402,
Europa, Joseph, 52 pictured, 393, 395, 399, 401, 403, figs. 4a, 4b
Evans, Hiram Wesley, 299-300, 305; pictured, 301 Fugitive Slave Act, 329; placard warning blacks of,
Everett, J. D., 9 pictured, 331
Everett, Sarah. See Small, Sarah Everett Fulenwider, Henry, 151
Evers, Medgar, 13 Fuller, Frank: reviews book, 458
Furman, Jan: book by, reviewed, 345
G
Farley, James A., 294
Faulkner, William, 4n Gallagher, Gary W., 164; book by, reviewed, 122
Faust, Drew Gilpin, 177 Gamble, William, 194
Featherston, Winfield S., 184 Garber, Pat: book by, reviewed, 463
Featherstonhaugh, George W., 148 Gates, John, 314, 315
Fed (slave), 154, 155, 156, 158-159, 160 Gaunt, Robert: book by, reviewed, 248
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): targets radi- Geary, James A., 383
cals, 44, 45n, 47, 47n, 54, 61 General Atlas, 394, 402
Ferguson, James, 59, 65 General Electric Company, 418, 434, 438
Field, Charles W., 184 George and Martha Washington: Portraits from the
First Impeachment, The: The Constitution's Framers Presidential Years: reviewed, 464
and the Case of Senator William Blount: reviewed, George Washington: The Man behind the Myth: re-
111 viewed, 464
Fisher, Charles, 137 George Washington Williams: A Biography: reviewed,
Fisher, Charles FE, 174 132
Fishman, Jerry, 270 Georgetown University, 336
Flaherty, David T., 100 Georgia Power [Company], 438
Fletcher, Floyd, 292 Georgia Railway and Power Company, 434
Flynn, Elizabeth Gurley, 314 Gerber, Scott Douglas: book by, reviewed, 460
Gettysburg, Pa.: Civil War battle at, 193-201
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Gibbon, John, 186 Greenville, S.C.: steam station at, 433; textile mill
Gibbs, George, 402 in, 431
Giles (slave), 158, 159, 160 Gregg, Maxcy, 183, 184, 186
Gilmore, Voit: and the Carolina Political Union, Griffin, Mr., 153
292, 293-294, 296, 300, 300n, 311; pictured, Griffin, John Howard, 34
303, 306 Griffin, Russell, 34n
Girdler, Tom: criticizes labor unions, 297, 300, 305- Grimsted, David: book by, reviewed, 452
308, 314 Grover, Cuvier, 183, 184
Glass, Brent D., 142 Guelzo, Allen C.: reviews book, 236
Gober, Bertha, 15 Gulf Power of Pensacola [Company], 438
Goddard, Francis M., 148 Gun Control Act (1968), 46
“Gods and Men: The Meeting of Indian and White Gwilliam, Laura S.: book by, reviewed, 119
Worlds on the Carolina Outer Banks, 1584-
1586,” 367-390 H
Gold Hill Mining District, 142; pictured, 146
Hacsi, Timothy A.: book by, reviewed, 243
Gold mining: economic aspects of, 137, 138, 143-
Hahn, Joseph, 57
145; Europeans and northerners in, 139, 139n,
Hail, Raven: reviews book, 450
140, 142; hazards of, 144-145, 147-148; and labor
Hairr, John: book by, reviewed, 132
unions, 142; native whites in, 138-139; regions
Hakluyt the Younger, Richard, 368
in western N.C., map of, 141; slave labor in, 135-
Halloween: An American Holiday, an American
162; workers in, pictured, 146, 149, 152, 161
History: reviewed, 364
Goldfield, David: book by, reviewed, 129
Halvorsen, Kathleen E.: reviews book, 361
Goldwater, Barry, 45
Hamilton, J. G. de Roulhac, 317
Good War's Greatest Hits, The: World War II and
Hamilton, John, 296, 314
American Remembering: reviewed, 244
Hampton, Fred, 45
Goodloe, Daniel R., 319
Hampton, Jonathan, 156
Gordon, George H., 181
Hanchett, Thomas W.: book by, reviewed, 112
Goree, John A.: article by, 391-409
Hancock, Winfield S., 195
Graham, Edward Kidder, 286
Hanson, Tim: reviews book, 447
Graham, Frank Porter: on academic freedom, 286,
Hard, William, 295
288, 289-295, 300, 303-309, 312-314; and inte-
Hardaway Revisited: Early Archaic Settlement in the
gration of college sports, 258; pictured, 290, 313;
Southeast: reviewed, 349
support for, in 1950 senatorial election, 73, 74
Hargett, Ralph, 25
Graham, William A., 326
Harmon, John, 37
Granganimeo, 367, 378-379, 381, 382, 383, 387
Harnett County: reviewed, 132
Grant, Jim: in “Charlotte Three” trial, 43-65; pic-
Harper's Ferry, W.Va.: Civil War battle at, 184
tured, 60, 63
Harriot, Thomas: writes of Roanoke Indians, 368,
Grant, Robert, 271
370, 373, 374, 376-377, 381, 382, 385
Gray, George A., 432
Harris (slave), 170
Great Britain: British-American Tobacco Company
Harris [Gold] Mine, 151
in, 435-437
Harris, Jonathan, 143
Great New Wilderness Debate, The: An Expansive
Harris, Lavester, 19n
Collection of Writings Defining Wilderness from
Harrison, Clarence, 43n, 57
John Muir to Gary Snyder: reviewed, 127
Harrison, John K., 151
Great Silent Army of Abolitionism, The: Ordinary
Harrison, William, Jr., 394n
Women in the Antislavery Movement: reviewed,
Harry (slave), 151
352
Hart, H. Vernon, 74-75, 76
Greeley, Horace, 334
Harvard University, 258, 259-261
Green, Clyde R., 69
Hassler, William W., 163-164
Green, Johnny, 262
Hathaway, C. A., 286, 297
Green, N.C., 7-8, 23-25, 29, 32, 34, 36, 38
Hawkins, William, 400, 404
Green, Sam, 307
Hays, William, 191
Green Memorial Church of Christ (Williamston,
Heard, Alexander: and the Carolina Political
N.C.): and the Williamston Freedom Movement,
Union, 285-286, 291, 294, 297-300, 305, 308-
17, 19n, 20, 22, 23, 25, 27, 30, 34n, 42
309; pictured, 298, 306; on the Republican Party
Greene, Flint, 261
in N.C., 77
Greensboro, N.C.: steam station at, 433
Hearn, George, 143
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Heartley, Al, 279 Holden, Charles J.: article by, 285-315
Hedrick, Adam (brother), 319 Holding companies, 438
Hedrick, Benjamin S.: attends abolitionist sermons, Holland, Captain N., 394, 396, 396n; detail of his
327; attends UNC, 324; dismissed from UNC, maps of Carolina coasts, pictured, 395
316; early life, 319-321; employed in New York, Holliday, Dallas, 3, 4, 40-41
316n; founds Republican Party in Reconstruc- Hollywood's Indian: The Portrayal of the Native
tion N.C., 336; origins of antislavery veliefs, 316- American in Film: reviewed, 246
336; publishes antislavery views, 316, 317, 322, Holmes, Irwin R., Jr., 265-267; pictured, 266
excerpt from, pictured, 323; resides in Massachu- Holt, Rush, 309
setts, 326-332; threatened, in Salisbury, N.C., Honeyblue, William, 35, 35n
316; visits Theodore Parker, 332 Hood, Alfred: in “Charlotte Three” trial, 43-65
Hedrick, Charles (son), 317 Hood, John Bell, 167, 198
Hedrick, John A. (brother), 319 Hooker, Joseph, 189
Hedrick, John L. (father), 319 Hoover, Herbert C., 79, 84, 298-299
Hedrick, Mary Ellen (wife): antislavery views of, Hoover, J. Edgar: and domestic surveillance, 47
324, 332-335; on Benjamin S. Hedrick’s antislav- Hope for a Good Season: The Ca’e Bankers of Harkers
ery views, 321; marries Benjamin S. Hedrick, 326 Island: reviewed, 132
Helgeland, John: reviews book, 360 Horsford, Eben Norton, 326
Heller, Carolynn Ayres: book by, reviewed, 342 House Committee on Un-American Activities, 302
Heller, J. Roderick, III: book by, reviewed, 342 House, Robert B., 265, 292, 295, 311, 314
Helms, Jesse: his friendship with Herbert F. “Chub” Howard, Oliver Otis, 167
Seawell Jr., 66, 67, 96-97, 101; pictured, 98; on Howe, Daniel Walker: book by, reviewed, 245
the Williamston Freedom Movement, 33 Hubbard, Charles M.: book by, reviewed, 346
Helper, Hinton Rowan, 317, 319; pictured, 320 Hubbard, Fordyce M., 326
Helsley, Alexia Jones: book by, reviewed, 249 Huber, Patrick J.: receives Robert D. W. Connor
Henderson, Buford T., 92 Award, 202
Henderson, Margaret, 296 Hudson, Leonne M.: book by, reviewed, 231; re-
Henderson, Samuel, 151 views book, 344
Henderson, William D., 151 Hughes, Langston, 288
Henige, David: book by, reviewed, 355 Huguenots of Colonial South Carolina, The: reviewed,
Henry, Butch, 271 364
Henry, C. Howard, 311 Huie, Green, 151
Hester, John W., 77-78 Hull, Cordell, 285
Heth, Henry, 190, 192, 193 Hulton, Paul, 377
Hettle, Wallace: reviews book, 126 Hunt, james B., 63, 100
High Shoals: hydroelectric plant at, on Rocky Hunter, Elmore, 267
River, 413 Hurt, R. Douglas: book by, reviewed, 458
Hill, Ambrose P.: commands Confederate division, Husmann, John: reviews book, 359
163, 179-180, 181, 186, 187, 189, 192, 193, 199; Hyrne, Edward, 406
mourns William D. Pender’s death, 198; pic-
tured, 182; praises leadership of William D. |
Pender, 165, 192, 187n-188n, 188
Identifying American Furniture: A Pictorial Guide to
Hill, Charles, 144
Styles and Terms Colonial to Contemporary: re-
Hill, Daniel H., 171, 180, 188
viewed, 250
Hill, Darryl, 269-270, 271; pictured, 269
Immigration Act of 1918, 285
Hill, James A., 305
Impending Crisis of the South, The, 319
Hill, John W., 297
Imperial Tobacco Company, 435
Hirsch, Arthur H.: book by, reviewed, 364
Independent Carolina Baseball League, 1936-1938,
Hiss, Alger, 82
The: Baseball Outlaws: reviewed, 462
Hitler, Adolph, 301
Institute for Research in Social Science, 288
Hobbs, Nathaniel, 151
Insull, Samuel, 411, 438
Hobson, Charles F: book by, reviewed, 119
Integration (racial). See Segregation
Hobson, Fred: book by, reviewed, 251
Ireland, John R., 191
Hodges, Thad, 25
Ireland, Robert E.: reviews books, 111, 114
Hoey, Clyde R., 86-87, 90, 92; pictured, 313
Iroquoian Indians, 376
Hoffschwelle, Mary S.: reviews book, 230
Iroquois Restoration, The: Iroquois Diplomacy on the
Holaday, J. Chris: book by, reviewed, 362
Colonial Frontier, 1701-1754: reviewed, 132
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INDEX TO VOLUME LXXVI—1999
Irvine, O. B., 156 Kenzer, Robert C.: book by, reviewed, 110
Irving, Washington, 136 Kerr, W. C., 328, 330, 336
Isenbarger, Dennis: reviews books, 249, 362 Kidwell, Clara Sue: reviews book, 247
Kierner, Cynthia A.: books by, reviewed, 230, 456
J King, George, III, 267
King, Martin Luther, Jr., 10, 12, 17m, 30, 47, 99
Jackson, Ernest, 271; pictured, 273
Kiwasa (Algonquian deity), 374, 376; pictured, 380
Jackson, George, 44
Kizer, Frederick, 137
Jackson, Joy J.: book by, reviewed, 132
Kneebone, John T.: book by, reviewed, 445
Jackson State University, 44
Knights of Columbus, 296
Jackson, Thomas J. (Stonewall): commands troops
Knox, Frank, 294, 295
in Army of Northern Virginia, 179-180, 181,
Kountze, Leslie Thorne, 75
183, 186, 188-189; pictured, 190
Krick, Robert, 164
Jacob (slave), 151
Ku Klux Klan: Herbert F “Chub” Seawell Jr. de-
James’-Town, N.C.: alleged slave conspiracy in, 154
fends, 99; leader of, speaks at UNC, 299-300;
Jeff (slave), 151, 153
rally, pictured, 28; in Williamston, N.C., 27-29,
Jefferson in Love: The Love Letters between Thomas
36, 37, 42
Jefferson and Maria Cosway: reviewed, 363
Kuehl, John W.: reviews book, 246
Jeffrey, Julie Roy: book by, reviewed, 352
Kuhn, Fritz, 301-305, 303n, 314
Jenner, William E., 87
Kunstling, Amy: reviews book, 461
Jim (slave), 151
Kunstling, Frances: reviews book, 444
Jinney (slave), 151
Joe (slave), 170-171
Li
John Quincy Adams: reviewed, 357
Johns, Bishop, 177 Labor: leaders representing, speak at UNC, 297;
Johns Hopkins University, 259 slaveholders and white industrial, 139-142;
Johnson C. Smith University, 50 unions, criticized by Herbert F “Chub” Seawell
Johnson, Joel, 96 Jr., 100
Johnson, Julius “Pete,” 276 Lamm, Alan K.: reviews book, 240
Johnson, Lloyd: book by, reviewed, 249 Lane, James H.: commands brigade, 186, 187, 189,
Johnson, Lyndon B., 37, 47, 67-68 192, 193, 194, 195, 196
Johnston, Joseph E., 174, 178, 179 Lane, Ralph: governs colony on Roanoke Island,
Johnston, William, 392 368; leads attack on Roanoke Indians, 388;
Jonas, Charles R.: and Republican Party, 79, 83, 84, writes of Roanoke Indians, 370, 377, 383, 385,
88, 90; speaks at UNC, 296, 298, 299, 300 388
Jones, Billy, 276; pictured, 275 Lanier, Ricky, 271
Jones, Gordon, 27 Laski, Harold, 292
Jones, Jacqueline: book by, reviewed, 353 Lasting Legacy to the Carolinas: The Duke Endow-
Jones, Walter R., 302 ment, 1924-1994: reviewed, 228
Jordan, B. Everett, 83, 88 Latham, William, 400, 400n
Jordan, J. Y., 302 Law enforcement: and domestic surveillance of civil
Jordan, Laylon Wayne: reviews book, 342 rights activists, 44-47, 50-54, 61-65; federal legis-
Joslin, William, 312-314 lation and, 45, 45n, 46, 46n, 54; local, and African
Justice or Atrocity: General George E. Pickett and the Americans, 2-5, 15n, 77n, and Williamston Free-
Kinston, N.C., Hangings: reviewed, 337 dom Movement, 22-23, 25-27, 31-32, 35-36
Lawes, Carolyn J.: reviews book, 352
K Lawford, W. R., 301-302
Lawrence, Alton, 289
Kaminski, John P.: book by, reviewed, 363
Lawrence Scientific School (at Harvard Univer-
Kannapolis, N.C.: and Cannon Mills, 431
sity), 326
Kansas-Nebraska Act (1854), 334
Leach, John, 195n
Kelly, Donna E: bibliography by, 102-109; reviews
Learning a Trade: A Craftsman’s Notebooks, 1955-
book, 120
1997: reviewed, 443
Kennedy, John F, 35, 47
LeConte, Joseph: book by, reviewed, 363
Kennedy, Robert F, 45, 68, 261n; pictured, 260
Lee, Alvin, 270
Kenny, Kevin: book by, reviewed, 240
Lee, George Washington Custis, 167
Kent State University, 44
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Lee, Robert E.: commands Army of Northern Vir- McCain, Franklin, 15
ginia, 179, 180, 184, 186, 189, 191-193, 196; McCall, Harry, 85
eulogizes William D. Pender, 198-199; praises McCarthy, Colman, 61
leadership of William D. Pender, 163, 165, 187; McCarthy, Joseph, 80, 87
with soldiers at prayer meeting, pictured, 175 McClellan, George B., 178, 180, 184, 186
Lee, Stephen D., 167, 176, 176n, 179, 198, 198n McCloskey, Jack, 276
Lee, Wayne E.: reviews book, 448 McCook Junior College, 271
Lee, William States: builds hydroelectric plants, McCoury, Kent W.: reviews book, 345
422, 434, 435; builds Piedmont and Northern McGee, Mac: reviews books, 238, 251, 363
Railroad, 437; early life of, 415-417; employed as McGlinn, Frank, 293, 296, 300; pictured, 295
engineer for Southern Power Company, 419-421; McGowan, Samuel, 192, 193
his partnership with James B. Duke, 427-428; his McGregor, Gil, 276
partnership with W. Gill Wylie, 419-421; pic- McCuire, Frank, 253, 277
tured, 430; recalls work with Duke Power Com- McKay, Joanne: reviews books, 460, 464
pany, 423 McKinley, William, 438
Lee and His Generals in War and Memory: reviewed, McKinney, Gordon B.: book by, reviewed, 131
122 McKinney, Horace “Bones,” 276
Lee’s Miserables: Life in the Army of Northern Virginia McLaurin, Melton A.: book by, reviewed, 133
from the Wilderness to Appomattox: reviewed, 343 McMillan, James, 48n, 49, 55-56; pictured, 48
Lenoir County News: on Williamston Freedom McMurry, Richard M.: book by, reviewed, 342
Movement, 33 Magner, James, 54
Leone, Janice M.: reviews book, 237 Mainfort, Robert C., Jr.: book by, reviewed, 350
Leopard’s Spots, The, 309 Maizlish, Stephen E.: reviews book, 453
Lester, Connie L.: book by, reviewed, 229 Making the American Self: Jonathan Edwards to
Lewis (slave), 151 Abraham Lincoln: reviewed, 245
Lewis, John, 47 Making Sense of the Molly Maguires: reviewed, 240
Lewis, John L., 297 Mallison, Fred M.: book by, reviewed, 462
Lewis, William G., 196 Maness, Lonnie E.: reviews book, 118
Lexington Classical School, 320, 323, 324 Mangoak Indians, 371, 383, 385, 388
Liberals, liberalism. See Southern white liberals Manly, Charles, 317
Liberty Party, 319 Mann, Horace, 326
Light and Air: The Photography of Bayard Wootten: Manning, Casey, 282
reviewed, 340 Manning, Francis: on African Americans and the
Light in August, 4n Williamston Freedom Movement, 3, 4, 5, 8, 10,
Lightfoot, Charles E., 174, 174n 33, 38
Lilly, Thomas, 145 “Map of Cape Fear River and its Vicinity, A”
Lincoln, Abraham, 80, 81, 336 (Jonathan Price and John Strother map, 1798):
Lingo, Al, 46 article on, 391-409; detail of, pictured, 397; pic-
Link, William A.: reviews book, 339 tured, 393
“Little Rock Nine,” 49 “Map of Cape Fear River and its Vicinity, A ”
Littlefield, Daniel C.: reviews book, 117 (Joshua Potts map, ca. 1801-1803): with alter-
Living Stories of the Cherokee: reviewed, 450 ations (1813), detail of, pictured, 405; with alter-
Lodge, Henry Cabot, Jr., 77, 79 ations (1853), detail of, pictured, 407; article on,
London: James B. Duke resides in, 438-439 391-409; pictured, 401
London Mining Company, 139 Mardian, Robert, 45, 54
Long, David, 54 Marquette University, 254, 280
Looney, J. Jefferson: book by, reviewed, 445 Marriage and Morals, 288
“Lost Colony,” 388 Marshall, Edward C., 434, 435
Louisiana: segregation in, 263n; slave revolt in Marshall, John, 434, 435
(1811), 153 Marshall, Patricia P.: reviews book, 250
Love, James, 137 Marshall, R. Jackson, III: book by, reviewed, 442;
Love Valley: An American Utopia: reviewed, 248 reviews book, 232
Lynching: in Williamston, N.C., 1, 3, 5, 7, 40-41 Marten, James: book by, reviewed, 232
Martin, Charles H.: article by, 253-284
M Martin, Edwin: book by, reviewed, 132
Martin, Francois X., 392
MacArthur, Douglas, 79, 80
McArthur, Judith N.: book by, reviewed, 236 Martin, Marcus, 271
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