The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography 1996: Vol 120 Index

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Abbot, W. W., ed., The Papers of George Washing- American Legion, 31, 32, 312
ton. Confederation Series. Vol. 3: May 1785- American marine insurance companies, book on,
March 1786. Vol. 4: April 1786-January 1787, 124-26
rev., 250-52 American Philosophical Society, 140
Acquisition and material culture, book on, 134-36 American Planning and Civic Association, 400
Activism, nineteenth-century, Lydia Maria Child, American Revolution: impact on poetry, 387;
145-47 books on, 131-32, 377-79
“Adam and Eve” letter of Thomas Jefferson, 139 American Rose Society, 400
Adams, John, 107, 108-9, 257, 375 Amherst, Jeffrey, 77-78
Adams, John Quincy, 42, 45, 51, 257 Anacharsis, of Jean-Jacques Barthélemy, influence
Adams, William T., 347 on Biddle, 230-47
Advertising: culture and, book on, 279-80; medical Anderson, Add, 184-85
information in yellow fever epidemic (1793), Anderson, James, 66-67, 76
338 Andover Theological Seminary, 264-65
Aesthetics, cultural criticism and, 403-4 Annapolis Convention, 251-52
African Americans: community, nineteenth- Annenberg School of Communications, 403
century, book on, 151-52; demands for school Anti-Catholicism, of Nicholas Biddle, 246-47
reform, Philadelphia, 163-216; medical history, Anti-tourist writing, Nicholas Biddle and, 227-28
book on, 396-98 Apprenticeship, nineteenth-century, 345, 346, 354
Agriculture: extension education in, 362-66; Jew- Architecture: British, book on, 273-75; Robert
ish colonies in New Jersey, book on, 395-96 Mills, book on, 140-42
Albert, Peter J., Cary Carson, and Ronald Hoff- Argus (Northumberland), 109
man, eds., Of Consuming Interests: The Style of Aristotle, 232, 244
Life in the Eighteenth Century, rev., 134-36 Armitt, Sally, 73
Alcohol use by Indians, book on, 261-62 Armor plate industry, impact on steel technology,
Alexander I, 257 149-50
Alger, Horatio, 347, 358 Arrow Silk Company, 15
Alien and Sedition Acts, 340 Art: Charles Balthazar Julien Févret de Saint-
Allen, E. Y., 297-98 Mémin, book on, 271-73
Am Olam society, 395 Articles of Confederation, 377, 378
Amalgamated Clothing Workers, 6, 12, 31 Association of Medical Superintendents of Ameri-
Amateur sport, 154-55 can Institutions for the Insane, 267, 268
Ambition:A J ournal ofI nspiration to Self-Help, 358- Associationist theory, 300-301, 306-7, 314
60 Athens, ancient, Enlightenment depreciation of,
American Association of School Administrators, 231-32, 235-36, 238, 244-45
178, 187 Atkins, Edward, 356
American Civic Association, 400 Atkinson, Thomas, 41-42
American Civil Liberties Union, 173 Atlas ofP ennsylvania (1989), 121-22
American consciousness, autobiography and, book Augustine, St., 156
on, 156-58 Augustinian education: Villanova University, book
American Federation of Labor, 5, 11, 153 on, 410-12
American Federation of Silk Workers, 19-23 Aurora (Philadelphia), 108-9, 342
American Federationist, “On Which Side of the Austin, Jonathan, 253
Desk Are You?” (illus.), 359 Autobiography, American, book on, 156-58
413
414
Bache, Benjamin Franklin, 108-9, 341-42 Bessemer steel process, 149-50
Baddock, Henry, 100 Bethel, Mary, 83
Bailyn, Bernard, cited, 380 Bethel, Samuel, 75
Baldwin, Henry, 37-60 Bethel, Widow, 82
Baldwin Locomotive Works, book on, 277-78 Bey, Mehmet Selim, 241
Baldwin, Matthias, 278 Bickford, Charlene Bangs, Helen E. Veit,
Ball, Alexander, 222 Kenneth R. Bowling, and William Charles
Baltimore, Lord (Charles Calvert, 1699-1751), 67 di’Giacomantonio, Documentary History of the
Baltzell, E. Digby: Sporting Gentlemen: Men's Ten- First Federal Congress, 1789-1791. Volume XII:
nis from the Age ofH onor to the Cult oft he Super- Debates in the House of Representatives, Second
star, rev., 154-55; cited, 289, 311 Session, January-March 1790. Volume XIII:
Bannan, Regina, book review by, 132-34 Debates in the House of Representatives, Second
Banner, James M., Jr.: cited, 257; book review by, Session, April-August 1790, rev., 254-56
250-52 Biddle, Clement, 373
Banning, Lance, cited, 255, 257, 381 Biddle, Nicholas, travels of, 217-47
Baptists, book on, 132-34 Biddle, Thomas, 226
Baptists, Keithian, 89-90, 92-93 Bigelow, John, 20, 22-23
Barber, Hannah, 74 Bigelow, John, cited, 253
Barber, John, 76 Bilton (Blunston), Sarah, 74
Barber, Nathaniel, 70, 76, 80-81 Bingham, William, 254, 323
Barber, Rhoda, 80, 81, 85 Bingly, William, 93-94
Barber, Robert, 66, 67, 70, 74, 75, 76, 77 Binney, Horace, 51
Barber, Robert, Jr., 77, 78-79, 80 Binzen, Peter, cited, 168-69, 194-95, 201
Barber, Sarah, 77 Birger, Jon, “Race, Reaction, and Reform: The
Barber, Widow, 70 Three Rs of Philadelphia School Politics,
Barnes, Joseph, 223 1965-1971,” 163-216
Barnum, P. T., 158 Black community, nineteenth-century, book on,
Barra Foundation, 273 151-52
Barthélemy, Jean-Jacques, influence of Anacharsis Black demands for school reform, book on, 163-
on Biddle, 230-47 216
Barton, William P. C., 390 Black hospital movement, 396-98
Bartram, William, book on, 249-50 Black Power movement, 193
Batinski, Michael, cited, 128 Blair, William, 276-77
Battle of Germantown, anniversary of: 286, 290, Bleeding and purging system for yellow fever, 330-
291, 293-94, 310; (illus.) 293 40
Bayles, J. C., 343 Bloom, O. G., 355-56
Beakly, Ann, 330 Blue Eagle, 20; see also National Recovery
Beaston, Lawrence, “ ‘Back Country’ Politics and Administration
Culture: A Letter from Thomas Cooper to Blumin, Stuart, cited, 346
Joseph Clay,” notes and documents, 107-17 Blunston, Samuel, 66, 67, 68, 69, 74-75, 76, 77,
Beatty, Cyrus, 46 82, 83
Bechtel, Johannes, 289 (Blunston), Sarah Bilton, 74
Beckingham, William, 92, 93, 105 Boards of trade, local, 7-8, 14, 34
Beckingham, John, 104 Bodnar, John, cited, 290, 309-10
Beisel, R. Alvan, 22, 30 Bok Technical High School (Philadelphia), racial
Benezet, Anthony, 73 disturbance at (1968), 196-97, 201
Berlin Decree, 382 Bolton, Job, 96
Berlinger Mills, 25 Borus, Daniel H., book review by, 403-4
Bernal, Martin, cited, 146 Boston contrasted with Philadelphia, race rela-
415
tions, 202-3, 206-9 Brown, John K., The Baldwin Locomotive Works,
Boston, medical education in, 390 1831-1915: A Study in American Industrial
Boude, Samuel, 83 Practice, rev., 277-78
Boude, Thomas, 83-84 Brown, Robert E., cited, 128
Bowling, Kenneth R., Helen E. Veit, Charlene Brumbaugh, G. Edwin: 305-9, 313, 315-16, 318;
Bangs Bickford, and William Charles di’Giaco- Vision of “miniature Williamsburg” (illus.), 306
mantonio, Documentary History of the First Brumbaugh, Martin G.: 305; book on, 401-402
Federal Congress, 1789-1791. Volume XII: Bruner, Daniel Pastorius, 289
Debates in the House of Representatives, Second Buckingham, William, 101-2
Session, January-March 1790. Volume XIII: Buckley, R. Emerson, 20
Debates in the House of Representatives, Second Budd, Thomas, 90, 92, 93, 95, 101, 104
Session, April-August 1790, rev., 254-56 Buffalo, New York, i h century African-
Bowman, Carl F., Brethren Society: The Cultural American and German communities, 151-52
Transformation of a “Peculiar People,” rev., 269- Buffington, Richard, 105
71 Buggelin, Gretchen Townsend, book review by,
Bowser, Charles, 174 134-36
Brackenridge, Henry Marie, 39 Bureaucracy, Civil War, 393-94
Bradley, Joseph, cited, 257 Burk, W. Herbert, 137
Bradstreet, Anne, 157 Burke, Aedanus, 255
Branson, Susan, cited, 373 Burke, Edmund, 107
Braund, Kathyrn E. Holland, and Gregory A. Burnside, Ambrose, 276, 277
Waselkov, eds., William Bartram on the South- Burruss, James, 356
eastern Indians, rev., 249-50 Bush Hill mansion, 330, 337, 340
Breeden, James O., book review by, 147-48 Business history, book on, 277-78
Breen, Timothy, cited, 135 Busing, school, for integration, 194, 202, 206-9
Breeze Hill, estate of J. Horace McFarland, 400 Biséan of Sa’di, 113
Bremer, Fredericka, 398 Butler, Jon, “The Records of the First ‘American’
Brethren, Church of the: 401,402; book on, 269- Denomination: The Keithians of Pennsylvania,
71 1694-1700,” notes and documents, 89-105
Brett, Thomas, 356 Cabin Creek coal strike, 405
Calhoun, John C., 42, 45, 48-49, 51, 52, 55, 56-
Brewer, John, cited, 134
Bridgwater, Dorothy W., Barbara B. Oberg, Ellen 58, 59
R. Cohn, Jonathan R. Dull, Karen Duval, and Callender, James Thomson, 323
Marilyn A. Morris, eds., The Papers ofB enjamin Calvert, John, 100
Franklin, Volume 30: July 1 through, October 31, Calvert, Judith, 104
1779, rev., 253-54 “Camillus,” 342
Britain: architecture of, book on, 273-75; colonial, Campbell, Colen, 274
book on, 131-33; Glorious Revolution, book Capitalism, eighteenth-century merchant, book
on, 376-77 on, 125
Brockie (Dilworth), Elizabeth, 182 Capitol, U.S., 383-84
Brodeau, Anna Maria, 383 Capper, Charles, cited, 145
Brooks, Robert, 24 Carey, Mathew, 328
Carmichael, Stokely, 208
Brooks, Van Wyck, 404
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, 11 Carnegie Steel, 150
Brotherhood of the Union, 266 Carp, Wayne, cited, 378
Brown (Chew), MaryJ .,2 89 Carr, Lois, cited, 135
Brown, Andrew, 322-25, 335, 336-42 Carson, Ann Baker, 373, 374
Brown, Charles Brockden, 328 Carson, Barbara, cited, 135
Brown, Jeffrey, cited, 257 Carson, Cary, Ronald Hoffman, and Peter J.
416
Albert, eds., Of Consuming Interests: The Style of 77
Life in the Eighteenth Century, rev., 134-36 Clarfield, Gerald, cited, 257
Cartlidge, John, 64 Clark, Mary, 105
Cassic, John, 30 Clarkson, Matthew, 321, 329
Casto, William R., The Supreme Court in the Early Class: conflict in historical reconstruction, 311-12;
Republic: The Chief Justiceships ofJ ohn Jay and distinction in amateur sport, 154-55; impact on
Oliver Ellsworth, rev., 142-43 school politics, 202-3, 206-9
Catanzariti, John, et al., eds., The Papers of Thomas Clay, Henry, 42, 45, 51, 58
Jefferson. Volume 25: 1 January to 10 May 1793, Clay, Joseph, 107, 108-9, 111, 114-17
rev., 139-40 Clayton, Constance E., 214
Catanzariti, John, ed., The Papers of Thomas Clérisseau, Charles-Louis, 138
Jefferson, Volume 26: 11 May to 31 August 1793, Clifford, Deborah, cited, 146
rev., 379-81 Cliveden, 289, 294
Catholic education, Villanova University, book on, Coal, economic development from, 7, 9-11, 24,
30; mine inspection and correspondence school-
410-12
Cathrall, Isaac, 330, 335 ing, 348-49; mining, John Mitchell and, book
“Cato,” 342 on, 152-54
Central College, 111-12, see also Virginia, Coebora, Thomas, 100
University of Coffay, Jorene, cited, 195-96
Chafe, William, cited, 208 Cohen, Sheldon S., book review by, 264-65
Chandler, Alfred, cited, 148, 150, 277 Cohn, Ellen R., Barbara B. Oberg, Jonathan R.
Chappell, Edward, cited, 135, 275 Dull, Dorothy W. Bridgwater, Karen Duval,
and Marilyn A. Morris, eds., The Papers of
Charles II, 376
Charleston, Battle of, 378, 391 Benjamin Franklin, Volume 30: July 1 through,
Charlotte, Queen, 78 October31 , 1779, rev., 253-54
Chase, Salmon P., book on, 385-86 Coleman Report, 194
Chateaubriand, 227 Collaborative strike action between unions, 3, 4, 6,
Cherokee Indians, 54-55, 249 10-11, 12, 22, 20, 22, 28-29, 32
Cherokee Nation v. Georgia (1831), 55 College of New Jersey, 244, 247; see also Princeton
Chesnut, Mary Boykin, 157 University
Chestnut Hill Pipe Line, 173 College of Physicians, 329, 330, 332
Cheves, Langdon, 49 Colliery Engineer and Metal Miner, 348
Colonial period: acquisition and material culture,
Chew, Benjamin, 294
Chew, MaryJ .B rown, 289 book on, 134-36; daily life, book on, 373-74;
Child, Lydia Maria, book on, 145-47 distortion of in historical reconstruction, 284,
Chinard, Gilbert, cited, 138 302-3, 305, 306-7, 309-11, 313; law-making in
Chorley, Kenneth, 298 the Delaware Valley, book on, 371-72; legisla-
Christ Church (Philadelphia), book on, 119-20 tive politics of the middle colonies, book on
Churchill, John, book on, 376-77 126-28; legislatures and assemblies, 131-32;
City Beautiful movement, 399, 400 political and constitutional history, book on,
Civil liberty, martial law and, 405-7 131-32; romanticizing of, 289-95; restoration,
Civil service examination, correspondence training 283-310
and, 351-52 Colonial Germantown, Inc, 284, 312-13, 314,
Civil War: Confederacy in, book on, 392-93; 315-16, 317, 318, 320
counterfeiting currency during, 393-94; eco- Columbia, Pennsylvania, 83-87; see also Wright's
Ferry, 61-87
nomic impact of, 148; firsthand account, book
on, 147-48; Germantown monument, 284, 303, Colvin, Howard, cited, 273-74
309-13, 315, 317; (illus.) 302; navy in, 391; Combined Veterans’ Committee of Germantown,
Salmon P. Chase and, 385-86; books on, 275- 312
Commercial medicine, yellow fever epidemic Coxe, Spencer, 173
(1793), 338 Coxe, Tench, 108, 111
Committee to Attend to and Alleviate the Crane, Stephen, 360
Sufferings of the Afflicted with the Malignant Crawford Messenger (Meadville), 41-42
Fever, 321-22, 330, 339 Crawford, William, 42, 43, 45, 56-57
Community college, impact on correspondence Creek Indians, 249, 250, 378, 382
training, 368-69
Cremin, Lawrence, cited, 183
Compton, Ann, 104 Cresap, Thomas, 67-68, 81
Commuter railroads, Germantown leadership and, Cresap’s War, 81
287 Crévecoeur, Hector St. John de, 249
Conestoga district, Pennsylvania, 64-69 Croghan, Col., 79
Conestoga Indian Town, 69, 78-79, 80 Croudson, William, Jr., 72
Confederate military strategy, book on, 392-93 Cultural and ethnic geography, 121
Connecticut, boundary dispute with Pennsylvania, Cultural criticism, 403-4
110 Cultural history: advertising, book on, 279-80;
Connors, Jimmy, 155 consumerism, book on, 134-36
Constitution, ratification in Pennsylvania, book Cultural tourism, 218-21, 223, 225, 229, 233-34,
on, 258-59 239
Constitutionalist Party, 259 Culture, high versus popular, 403-4
Construction, impact on steel technology, 149-50 Curran, Jonathan, 356
Consumerism, book on, 134-36 Currency, counterfeiting of, book on, 393-94
Consumers, advertising and, 279-80 Currie, William, 333, 335
Contosta, David R.: “Philadelphia’s ‘Miniature Cutbush, Edward, 390
Williamsburg’: The Colonial Revival and Ger- Cybriwsky, Roman, cited, 121
mantown’s Market Square,” 283-320; Villanova, Dahlgren, John A., book on, 391-92
1842-1992: American—Catholic—Augustinian, Dallas, Alexander, 38
rev., 410-12; book review by, 409-10 Daughen, Joseph, cited, 168-69
Conyngham, Ann, 253-54 Daunt, Knowles, 67, 68
Conyngham, Capt., 253-54 David, Gwenllian, 100
Cooper, Elizabeth, 261 Davies, Hywel M., Transatlantic Brethren: Rev.
Samuel Jones (1735-1814) and His Friends:
Cooper, Hannah, 261
Cooper, James Fenimore, 260-61 Baptists in Wales, Pennsylvania, and Beyond, rev.,
Cooper, Samuel, 253 132-34
Cooper, Thomas, 107-19, 263 Davies, Jane, cited, 399
Cooper Union, 345 Davis, Alexander Jackson, 399
Cooper, William, book on, 260-61 Davis, Jefferson, book on, 392-93
Cooperstown, New York, book on, 260-61 Davis, John, 114
Cornell, Joseph, 279 Davis, William, 92, 100, 105
Cornish, Andrew, 67 Deal, Martha, 105
Corporate model in educational management, Debry, Paul C., 17
183-84 “Decius,” 342
Correspondence education, 343-69 Decree of Trenton, 110
Coryell, Janet L., James H. Greiner, and James R. Deford, Frank, cited, 154
Smither, eds., 4 Surgeon's Civil War: The Letters Delaplaine House, 303, 307-9
and Diary ofD aniel M. Holt, rev., 147-48 De Lone, Richard, 187-88
Cosby, Governor, 130 Delurey, Laurence, 411
Counterfeiting currency, book on, 393-94 Denning, Michael, cited, 266
Court of Common Pleas (Philadelphia), school Denny, Richard, 326
board and, 184 Depression, influence on organized labor, 4, 6, 9-
418
10, 17, 19, 34 1779, rev., 253-54
Deshler-Morris House, 289, 300, 302-3, 305 Dwyer, cited, 268
Deveze, Jean, 330, 337 Dylan, Bob, 171
Dewey, John, 182, 361 Eakins, Thomas, 269
Dexter, Elias, 272 Economic history, land use and, 123
di’Giacomantonio, William Charles, Helen E. Economic mobility, education for, 344-69
Veit, Charlene Bangs Bickford, and Kenneth R. Edison, Thomas A., 156, 350, 351
Bowling, Documentary History oft he First Federal Education: correspondence school, 343-69; univer-
Congress, 1789-1791. Volume XII: Debates in the sity extension, 350-51; vocational, corporate,
House ofR epresentatives, Second Session, January- 15-16; Philadelphia school reform, 163-216;
March 1790. Volume XIII: Debates in the House of Princeton University, book on, 409-10; Villa-
Representatives, Second Session, April-August nova University, book on, 410-12
1790, rev., 254-56 Edwards, Edward, 105
Dial, 403 Edwards, Morgan, 133
Diaries, American, book on, 155-56 Edwards, Thomas, 357
Dicey, A. V., cited, 371 Eisenberg, Ellen, Jewish Agricultural Colonies in
Dilworth, Richardson, 163-216 New Jersey, 1882-1920, rev., 395-96
(Dilworth), Elizabeth Brockie, 182 Elkington, Katherine E., 300
Dobbins High School (Philadelphia), 169, 170 Elkins, Stanley, cited, 255, 381
Dodwell, Edward, 227, 229 Ellis Camp of the Sons of Union Veterans of the
Donegal district, Pennsylvania, 65-70 Civil War, 312
Donne, John, dissertation on poetry of, 401 Ellsworth, Oliver, book on, 142-43
Dowdall, George W., book reviews by, 267-69 Empire Silk Company, 27
Downing, Andrew Jackson, book on, 398-99 Employment referral service in correspondence
Drawing, correspondence techniques for teaching training, 352-53
of, 353-54 English colonial culture, 72-74
Drayton Hall, 274 English law in the colonies, book on, 371-72
Dreiser, Theodore, 360 Enlightenment, influence of on Nicholas Biddle,
Drexel University, 345 217-47
Drinker, Elizabeth, 373 Ephrata Cloister, restoration of, 305
Driscoll, John, 412 Episcopal Church, parish life in, book on, 119-20
Duane, William, 109 Equality of Educational Opportunity, see Coleman
Du Bois, W. E. B., 203 Report
Dull, Jonathan R., Barbara B. Oberg, Ellen R. Erickson, Rodney, cited, 121
Cohn, Dorothy W. Bridgwater, Karen Duval, Estes, Todd, book review by, 255-56
and Marilyn A. Morris, eds., The Papers of Ethnic and cultural geography, 121
Benjamin Franklin, Volume 30: July 1 through, Ethnic groups: in correspondence training courses,
October31 , 1779, rev., 253-54 357; in labor disputes, 6-7, 9-10, 14, 32, 35;
Dungworth, Richard, 95, 104 German immigrants and education, 401;
Dunkards: 401, 402; book on, 269-71 political power of, 173-74; Russian and German
Dunlap’s American Daily Advertiser, 331 Jews, 395-96
Dunn, Steven, 100 “Ethno-cultural” studies of American politics, 126
Duplan, Jean L., 8, 14-15 Ethno-religious influence on ratification in Penn-
Duplan Silk Corporation, 4, 8-9, 13-35 sylvania, book on, 258-59
Duplan Tattler, 16 Everyday life in Philadelphia, colonial and early
Duval, Karen, Barbara B. Oberg, Ellen R. Cohn, national, book on, 373-74
Jonathan R. Dull, Dorothy W. Bridgwater, and Examination for certification, correspondence
Marilyn A. Morris, eds., The Papers ofB enjamin training and, 351-52
Franklin, Volume 30: July 1 through, October 31, Executive powers, implied, Supreme Court and, 54
419
Extension education, university, 350-51, 364-65 French and Indian War, effect on Quaker power in
Factions, colonial political, book on, 126-28 Wright’s Ferry, 78
Factory system of locomotive production, book on, French Revolution: impact on America, 379-81;
277-78 influence on Thomas Jefferson, 139; impact on
Falconer, Nathaniel, 329 Joseph Priestley’s migration to America, 263;
“Family, The,” Calhoun faction in Pennsylvania, reverberations during yellow fever epidemic,
49, 50, 51 323-24, 338-42
Faragher, John Mack, cited, 261 Freneau, Philip, 324, 325, 328, 329, 330, 334-35,
Farragut, David, 276 336-37
Fauvel (one of the ciceroni), 222-23, 238 Fromberger House on Market Square, 299, 303,
Federal Convention (1787), 257 305, 306, 307-9, 320; (illus.) 302, 308
Federal Gazette, 321-42 Galbraith, Andrew, 67
Federal Housing Authority, and urban gentrifi- Gallagher, Gary W., ed., The Fredericksburg
cation, 204 Campaign: Decision on the Rappahannock, rev.,
Federalist support of Constitution in Pennsylvania, 275-77
book on, 258-59 Gallagher, H. M. Pierce, cited, 140
Fedigan, John, 411 Gamble, Vanessa Northington, Making a Place for
Feminization of clerical work, 346-47 Ourselves: The Black Hospital Movement
Fencl, George, 165, 167 1920-1945, rev., 396-98
Fenno, John, 255, 324, 325, 329, 331-32, 336-37 Gamwell, Lynne, and Nancy Tomes, Madness in
Fergusson, Elizabeth Graeme, 387 America: Cultural and Medical Perceptions of
Fiedler, Leslie, cited, 265 Mental Illness Before 1914, rev., 267-69
Finkel, Kenneth, book review by, 407-9 Garrett, Clarke, book review by, 262-64
Fisher, Joshua Francis, 73 Gary Plan of education, 15-16
Fitzgerald, F. Scott, 158
Gazette oft he United States, 324, 325, 329, 331-32,
Fletcher v. Peck, 257 336-37
Flexner, James Thomas, Maverick’s Progress: An Gelles, Edith, book review by, 386-87
Autobiography, rev., 404-5 Gender convention among nineteenth-century
“Flying squadrons” of picketers, 4, 10, 24-27 African Americans, 151
Fones-Wolf, Ken, book review by, 277-78 General Labor Holiday parade, Hazleton,
Force Act (1833), 59 Pennsylvania (1934), 4, 6, 9, 24, 30, 32, 33, 35
Ford, Paul Leicester, cited, 110 Genét, Edmond Charles, 329, 380
Formisano, Ronald P., cited, 217-18, 202-3, 206-7 Gentius, George, 113
Forster, E. M., cited, 217-18 Gentleman's Magazine, 112-14
Forten, Charlotte, 156 Geography: American patterns of land use, book
Foster, John, 382 on, 122-24; Pennsylvania, book on, 120-22;
Foster, Joseph S., book review by, 258-59 Jedidiah Morse, book on, 264-65
Foster, T. J., 348-49 George II, 69
Foucault, cited, 268 Germans: and African-American communities,
Fox, Richard W., cited, 279 nineteenth-century, 151-52; heritage at Ger-
France, Thomas Jefferson in, book on, 137-38 mantown, 285, 316; German immigrants in
Franklin, Benjamin: 73, 78, 79, 112-14, 115, 117, Wright’s Ferry, 61-87; German immigrants’
157-58, 251; book on, 374-75 education, 401; immigrant, Jewish, 395;
Franklin, Sally, 254 German Township, 287-88, 301
Franklin, Vincent, cited, 209 Germantown: Battle of, 286, 290, 291, 293-94,
Fréart, Roland, Sieur de Chambray, 138 310; independence and Philadelphia’s annex-
Fredericksburg campaign, book on, 275-77 ation of, 286-87; Market Square, historic
Free exchange of medical information, 331-39 preservation of, 283-320; romanticizing of,
Freedoms Foundation, 136 289-95
420
Germantown Community Council, 297-98 Greene, Jack P., Negotiated Authorities: Essays in
Germantown Cricket Club, 318 Colonial Political and Constitutional History, rev.,
Germantown Crier, 299, 307, 314 131-32
Germantown Historic District, 320 Greiner, James M., Janet L. Coryell, and James R.
Germantown Historical Society, 284, 289, 290-91, Smither, eds.,.4 Surgeon's Civil War: The Letters
293-94, 295, 296, 299, 301-2, 305-6, 307, 310, and Diary ofD aniel M. Holt, rev., 147-48
311, 312, 317, 320 Griffets, Hannah, 73
Germantown Mutual Fire Insurance Company, Grob, Gerald, cited, 268
299, 303, 305-6, 312-13 Grote, George, cited, 244
“Germantown White House,” 300, 314-15 Grumblethorpe (colonial house), 289
GI Bill, impact on correspondence training, 369 Grundy, Felix, 45
Gibson, John B., 51 Guardians of the Poor, 330
Gillespie, John, 196 Hadfield, George, 384
Gilliam, Mildred S., and Jean Barth Toll, eds., Hakinson, Helen, 315
Invisible Philadelphia: Community through Volun- Hale, Edward E., cited, 253
tary Organizations, rev., 407-9 Hale, Sarah J., book on, 388-89
Gillon, Alexander, 253 Hall, David, cited, 135
Gilman, Charlotte Perkins, 269 Hall, Elizabeth, 105
Ginsberg, Allen, 156 Hallet, Etienne, 384
Girard, Stephen, 330 Hamilton, Alexander, 139, 140, 257, 323-24, 325,
Gittell, Marilyn, cited, 184 331-32, 335, 336-37, 339, 342, 380
Glasscock, William E., 405, 406 Hamilton, Fred, 165
Glen Echo textile mills, 287 Hammond, George, 380
Glorious Revolution, book on, 376-77 Hancock, John, 378
Godey’s Lady’s Book (Philadelphia), book on, 388- Hanna, Mark, 153
89 Hannum, John, 104
Goebel, Julius, cited, 142 Hannum, Marjery, 104
Goetz, Catherine, cited, 373 Hansot, Elisabeth, cited, 176-77, 183
Goffman, cited, 268 Harlem, Steven, 169-70
Goldman, William, 175 “Harp Lane Meeting,” 91, 96-97
Goodwin, William, 296 Harris, C. M., and Daniel Preston, eds., The
Gordon, Patrick, 63, 68 Papers of William Thornton. Volume 1: 1781-
Gorman, Paul, cited, 404 1802, rev., 383-84
Gough, Deborah Mathias, Christ Church, Philadel- Harris, John, 79
phia: The Nation's Church in a Changing City, Harris, John, cited, 273-74
rev., 119-20 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, City Beautiful cam-
Government support of scholarly publishing, 252 paign, 399, 400
Gowaskie, Joe, book review by, 152-54 Harrison, William Henry, 382
Graebbner, Norman, cited, 257 Harry, Daniel, 99
Graham, Jenny, Revolutionary in Exile: The Emi- Harry, Evan, 100
gration ofJ oseph Priestley to America 1794-1804, Harry, Hugh, 104
rev., 262-64 Harry, Joan, 104
(Graham), Catherine Macaulay, 251 Hart, John, 92, 95
Grand Army of the Republic, 303, 312 Hartley, David, 254
Greece, travels to, 218-21, 229-47 Hartneady, MichaelJ. ,3 , 6, 20, 22-23, 24, 28-29,
Greek cultural impact on Nicholas Biddle, 231-47 30
Green, Duff, 50, 51, 52 Harvard Graduate School of Education, Philadel-
Green, Thomas, 96 phia school administrators from, 163, 167, 176-
Greene, A. Wilson, cited, 277 77, 187, 213
Harvey, James, 17 Hollander, T. Edward, cited, 184
Hassler, Frederick R., 391 Holliday, Frederick, 167-68, 179
Hatfield, Henry, 406 Holt, Daniel M., book on, 147-48
Hayne, Robert, 52 Holt, Michael F., cited, 126
Haynes, Trudy, 178 Holt, Wythe, cited, 142-43
Hazleton and West Hazleton Liberty Bands, 31 Home, Henry (Lord Kames), 112
Hazleton Central Labor Union, 6, 11-12, 24, 27- Hooks, Bell, 157
28, 30-31 Hord, William, 297-98
Hazleton Heights Silk Company, 23 Hornung, John J., 314, 315
Hazleton, Pennsylvania, textile strike in (1934), 3- Horticulturist, The, 398
35 Horton, James Oliver, Free People of Color: Inside
Hazleton Silk Company, 15, 21, 23 the African American Community, rev., 151-52
Heads of households, relationship to silk and shirt Hosmer, Charles, cited, 136
factory employees by (table), 13 Hostetler, John, cited, 270
Head Start in Philadelphia schools, 189 Huang, Nian-Sheng, book review by, 253-54
Hearn, Chester G., The Capture of New Orleans, Huggins, Edith, 178
1862, rev., 275-77 Hughes, Thomas, cited, 149
Heck, Marlene Elizabeth, book review by, 273-75 Huizinga, Johan, cited, 280
Hedrick, Joan, cited, 145 Humphreys, David, 251, 252
Heermann, Lewis, 390 Hutcheson, George, 95, 100
Hellam Township, Pennsylvania, 67 Hutchinson, James, 329
Helm, Peter, 330 Hutt, George, 208
“Helvidius” essays of James Madison, 324, 335 Hylton v. United States (1796), 143
Hempfield Township, 84-86 Hyson, Jeffrey, book review by, 136-37
Henri Schneider Steel, 150 llisevich, Robert D., “Henry Baldwin and Andrew
Henry, Charles Wolcott, 289 Jackson: A Political Relationship in Trust?,” 37-
Higgenbotham, Charles, 68-69 60
Higginbotham, Don, cited, 257 Immigrants in correspondence training courses,
Hindle, Brooke, cited, 148 357
Historic preservation: historical accuracy and, 136; Immigration, Jewish colonies in New Jersey, book
historic reconstruction and, 283-320 on, 395-96
Historiography: education history, 344; labor Impartiality Proclamation (1793), 321, 323-24,
history, 343-44 335, 340-41, 342
History, distortion of, in historical reconstruction, Implied executive powers, Supreme Court and, 54
284, 302-3, 305, 306-7, 309-11, 313 In re Jones et al., 406
Hoban, James, 384 Indentured servitude and colonial military service,
Hobson, Charles, cited, 257 72
Hocker, Edward M., 317 Independent Gazetteer, 337
Hoffer, Peter Charles, book review by, 371-72 Indian Confederacy, 378
Hoffman, Harry, 206 Indians: alcohol use by, book on, 261-62;
Hoffman, Ronald, Cary Carson, and Peter J. Southeastern, book on, 249-50; United States
Albert, eds., Of Consuming Interests: The Style of relations with, 382
Life in the Eighteenth Century, rev., 134-36
Industrialization of America, book on, 148-49
Hofstadter, Richard, cited, 126, 127 Ingham, Samuel, 49, 51
Hogan, E. L., 356 Installment buying: in correspondence school
Holbrook, Susan,J .C . A. Stagg, and Jeanne Kerr- training, 348-49; of Singer Sewing Machine
Cross, eds., The Papers of James Madison, Company, 348-49
Presidential Series. Volume 3: 3 November 1810-4 Institutional treatment in mental illness in
November 1811, rev., 381-83 nineteenth-century America, books on, 267-69
422
Insurance Company of North America, book on, Jones, Inigo, 273-74
124-26 Jones,J .W illiam, 164, 167, 168, 179, 187
Insurance, marine, book on, 124-26 Jones, John Paul, 253
Integration, impact on black hospital movement, Jones, Mary Harris “Mother,” book on, 405-7
396-98 Jones, Mathew, 99, 100
Intellectual history, women’s, book on, 145-47 Jones, Samuel, book on, 132-34
International Correspondence Schools, 343-69 Jones, Thomas, 357
International relations under James Madison, 381- Jordan, Winthrop, 133
82 Journalism: The Federal Gazette in the yellow fever
International Typographical Union, 11, 31 epidemic (1793), 322-41; women’s literature,
Ireland, Owen S., Religion, Ethnicity, and Politics: book on, 388-89
Ratifying the Constitution in Pennsylvania, rev., Judd, Charles, 177
258-59 Judicial review, 143
Irish immigrants in Wright's Ferry, 61-87 Juniata College, 401
Iron Age, 346 Junior college, impact on correspondence training,
Italy, travels to, 218-24 368-69
Izard, Ralph, 375 Kaestle, Carl, cited, 198
Jackson, Andrew, relations with Henry Baldwin, Kalm, Peter, 249
37-60 Kames, Lord, 112, see also Henry Home
Jackson, Kenneth, 197 Kammen, Michael: The Lively Arts: Gilbert Seldes
Jackson, Kenneth T., cited, 201, 408 and the Transformation of Cultural Criticism in
Jackson, Rachel, 40 the United States, rev., 403-4; cited, 136, 288
Jacobs, Maude, 356 Karcher, Carolyn L., The First Woman in the
James, Henry, 228, 279 Republic: A Cultural Biography of Lydia Maria
James II, 376 Child, rev., 145-47
James, Margaret, 100 Katz, Michael, cited, 192, 198, 268, 344
James, Phillip, 95 Katznelson, Ira, cited, 183, 210, 212
James, William, 99 Kay, George L., 356
James, William, Jr., 98, 99 Kaylor, Earl C., Jr., Martin Grove Brumbaugh: A
Jaones, William, 100 Pennsylvanian’s Odyssey from Sainted Schoolman
Jarman, Jeremiah, 100 to Bedeviled World War IG overnor, 1862-1930,
Jay, John, book on, 142-43 rev., 401-2
Jay Treaty, 257, 340, 341-42 Keith, George, 89-92, 93 95, 98
Jefferson, Thomas: 110, 111, 115, 249, 272, 274, Keith, Jeanette, book review by, 395-96
323, 324, 337, 382; travels of, book on, 137-38; Keith, William, 63
books on, 139-40, 379-81 Keithian Quakers, denominational records of, 89-
Jennings, Samuell, 94, 97, 98 105
Jensen, Richard J., cited, 126 Kelly, William F., 18
Jewish agricultural colony in New Jersey, book on, Kendall, Amos, 46
395-96 Kerr-Cross, Jeanne, J. C. A. Stagg, and Susan
Job referral service in correspondence training, Holbrook, eds., The Papers ofJ ames Madison,
352-53 Presidential Series. Volume 3: 3 November 1810-4
Johns, Rees, 100 November 1811, rev., 381-83
Johnson, David R., Iilegal Tender: Counterfeiting
Ketcham, Ralph, book review by, 379-81
and the Secret Service in Nineteenth-Century King, Martin Luther, Jr., 202
America, rev., 393-94 King, Rufus, 342
Johnson, Hiram, 402 Kinglake, Alexander, 227
Jolly, James A., book review by, 401-2 Kirkbride, Thomas Story, book on, 267-69
Jones, David, 133 Klepp, Susan E., cited, 373