The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography 2004: Vol 112 Index

2004·2.1 MB·English

Index to Volume 112 © 449
Breaking the Backcountry: The Seven Years’ Closer to Freedom: Enslaved Women & Resis-
War in Virginia and Pennsylvania, 1754 tance in the Plantation South, by
1765, by Matthew C. Ward, 188-90 Stephanie M. H. Camp, 426-28
Breen, Patrick, review by, 426-28 oclanis, Peter A., and David L. Carlton,
F . / hi South, the Nation, and the World:
Breen, | ai The Marke tplace of Revolution
P rspe ctive son Southe rn Economu
How Consumer Politi s Shaped American
Indepe ndence, 69 0 De Ve lopme nt, 78-79
Brewer, Holly, review by, 304—6 ‘ole, Mary Hill, review by, 185-86
Bufton, comte de, 98-133 olonial Virginias Cooking Dynasty, by
Katherine E. Harbury, 190-91
Byrd, Harry Flood, 2—35
Condorcet, marquis de, 134-77
Cc
Cray, Robert E., Jr., review by, 430-31
Camp, Stephanie M. H., Closer to Freedom:
CEN Sa laAvi VEeEA ] Wome: n cew y» ReDPDs, istance in. tH}e PlParn -
tation South, 4126-28
Dale, Sir Thomas, 226-65
arlton, David L., and Peter A. Coclanis,
Damned Souls in a Tobacco Colony: Religion
The South, the Nation, and the World:
in Seventeenth-Century Virginia, by
Perspectives on Southern Economic
De ve lopme nt, 78-79 Edward L. Bond, 338-71
Daniel Boone: An American Life, by Michael
‘armichael, Peter S., ed., Audacity Personi-
A. Lofaro, 309-10
fied: The Ge neralship of Robert E. Lee,
311-12 Darlington Heights, Prince Edward Co.,
372-418
‘atholicism, 36-61
Davidson, Donald, 36-61
‘happell, David L., A Stone of Hope:
Prophetic Reli&g ion and the Death of Jim Dennis, Michael, Luther P Jackson and a
Crow, 319-21 Life for Civil Rights, 316-17
hastellux, marquis de, 98-133 Des Jardins, Julie, Women and the Historical
‘hurch of England, 338-7 | Enterprise in America: Gender, Race, and
the Politics of Me mory, 1880-1945, 79-81
civil rights movement, 372—418
Detzer, David, Donnybrook: The Battle of
The Claims of Kinfolk: African American
Bull Run, 1861, 433-34
Prope rty and Community in the Nine-
teenth-Century South, by Dylan C. disestabtishment of Anglican Church, 338-
Penningroth, 431-33 71
450 ¢ Virginia Magazine
Dixiecrats, 2—35 98-133
Donnybrook: The Battle of Bull Run, 1861, F
by David Detzer, 433-34
Fahs, Alice and Joan Waugh, eds., The
Dorr, Lisa Lindquist, White Women, Rape, Memory of the American Civil War in
and the Power of Race in Virginia, 1900: American Culture, 439—40
1960, 314-15
Feldman, Glenn, review by, 205
Dreisbach, Daniel L., review by, 192—93;
“First From the Right: Massive Resistance
338-7 1
and the Image of Thomas Jefferson in the
Dunn, Jane, Elizabeth and Mary: Cousins,
1950s,” by Robert G. Parkinson, 2-35
Rivals, Queens, 185-86
Foley, William E., Wilderness Journey: The
Dunn, Jeannette R., Joe P Dunn, and
Life of William Clark, 195-97
Melissa Walker, eds., Southern Women at
the Millennium: A Historical Perspective, The Founding Fathers and the Politics of
82-83 Character, by Andrew S. Trees, 193-95
E France, 134-7
Elizabeth and Mary: Cousins, Rivals, Queens, The Fugitive, 36-61
by Jane Dunn, 185-86
Freedom Rising: Washington in the Civil War,
The Eloquent President: A Portrait of Lincoln by Ernest B. Furgurson, 437-39
Through His Words, by Ronald C. White,
Furgurson, Ernest B., review by, 73-74;
Jr., 434-36
Freedom Rising: Washington in the Civil
Elsey, Paula, ed., Stone Ground: A History of War, 437-39
Union Mills, 83-84
G
Ely, Melvin Patrick, /srael on the Appomat-
Gallivan, Martin, James River Chiefdoms:
tox: A Southern Experiment in Black Free-
The Rise of Social Inequality in the Chesa-
dom from the 1790s Through the Civil
peake, 64—66
War, 428-29
English relations with Indians, 226-65 George Washington’ South, edited by Tamara
Harvey and George O’Brien, 308-9
Enlightenment, 134—77
George Washington: Uniting a Nation, by
Episcopal Church, 338
Don Higginbotham, 66-67
evangelicals, 338-71
Green, Elna C., This Business of Relief: Con-
“The Evolution of Jefferson’s Notes on the fronting Poverty in a Southern City, 1740-
State of Virginia,” by Douglas L. Wilson, 1940, 430-31
Index to Volume 112 * 451
Grizzard, Frank E., Jr., review by, 66—67 ment in Black Freedom from the 1790s
Through the Civil War, by Melvin Patrick
H
Ely, 428-29
Hamilton, Phillip, review by, 76-
J
Harbury, Katherine E., Colonial Virginia:
James River Chiefdoms: The Rise of Social
( ooking Dynasty, 190-91
Inequality in the ( hesapeake, by Martin
Hardwick, Kevin R., and Warren R. Gallivan, 64—66
Hofstra, eds., Virginia Reconsidered: Neu
Janney, Caroline E., review by, 82-83
Histories of the Old Dominion, 76-
Jefferson, Thomas, 2-35, 98—133, 134—77
Harris, William C., Lincolns Last Months,
last letter of, 178-84
198-99: review by, 434—36
Jett, Carolyn H., Lancaster County, Virg
Harvey, Tamara, and Greg O’Brien, eds.,
W he re the River Meets the Bay, 201 3
George Washingtons South, 308 9
Jim Crow, 2—35
Higginbotham, Don, George Washington:
a Nation, 66—67 Johns, Altona Trent, 372—418
The History of Ornitholog) in Virginia, by Johns, Vernon, 372-418
2 )
David W. Johnston, 423-24 Johnson, Bethany L., and John B. Boles,
Hofstra, Warren R., and Kevin R. eds., Origins of the New South Fifty Years
Hardwick, eds., Virginia Reconsidered: Later: The Continuing Influence ofa His-
] >
N Veu HiJs torie s of the Old Dominion, 76 torical ¢ lassic, 321 -L4
Johnston, David W., The History of Orni-
thology in Virginia, 423-24
Holmes, Dav id ics The Re ligion of the
>
Founding Fathers, 192-93 Jordan, Ervin L., Jr., review by, 7
Hou Earl 1merica Sounded, by Richard K
Cullen Rath, 71-72
Kauffman, Michael W., American Brutus:
2
Huston, James L., review by, 62-63 John Wilkes Booth and the Lincoln Con-
spiracies, 436-3
Kilpatrick, James Jackson, 2—35
Indians, interactions with Englishmen,
226-65 King, Martin Luther, Jr., 372-418
integration, 2 Kolp, John G., review by, 422-23
interposition, 2-35 Koons, Kenneth E., review by, 83-84
Israel on the Appomattox: A Southern Experi- Krowl, Michelle A., review by, 437-39
¢ Virginia Magazine
~
L Marvel, William, review by, 436-3
Lancaster County, Virginia: Where the River Massive Resistance, 2—35
Meets the Bay, by Carolyn H. Jett, 201-3
Masters of the Big House: Elite Slaveholders of
Laskin, Lisa Lauterbach, review by, 311-12 the Mid—Nineteenth-Century South, by
William Kauffman Scarborough, 62-63
Levy, Philip, “A New Look at an Old Wall:
Indians, Englishmen, Landscape, and the Masterful Women: Slaveholding Widows from
1634 Palisade at Middle Plantation,” the American Revolution through the Civil
226-65 War, by Kirsten E. Wood, 425—26
Lincoln’s Last Months, by William C. Harris, McCleskey, Turk, review by, 188-90
198-99
McCusker, John J., review by, 420-22
Lincoln’s War: The Untold Story Of America’
McGaughy, J. Kent, Richard Henry Lee of
Greatest President as Commander in Chief,
Virginia: A Portrait of an American Revo-
by Geoffrey Perret, 73-74
lutienary, 67-69
A Little Parliament: The Virginia General
McGuire, Stuart, 266-302
ee ;
Assembly in the Seventeenth Century by
Warren M. Billings, 186-88 McGuire Unit, 266—302
Lofaro, Michael A., Daniel Boone: An Amer- The Memory of the American Civil War in
American Culture, edited by Alice Fahs
ican Life, 309-10
and Joan Waugh, 439-40
Looney, J. Jefferson, “Thomas Jefferson's
Mercure de France, 134-77
Last Letter,” 178-84
Middle Plantation, 226—65
Luker, Ralph E., “Murder and Biblical
Memory: The Legend of Vernon Johns,” Moore, Winfred B., Jr., Kyle S. Sinisi, and
372-418 David H. White, Jr., eds., Warm Ashes:
Issues in Southern History at the Dawn of
Luther P. Jackson and a Life for Civil Rights,
the Twenty-First Century, 205
by Michael Dennis, 316—17
Morellet, André, 134—77
M
“Murder and Biblical Memory: The Legend
Manis, Andrew M., review by, 319-21
of Vernon Johns,” by Ralph E. Luker,
Marbois, Francois Barbe de, 98—133; 372-418
queries of, 134
N
The Marketplace of Revolution: How Con-
Nelson, John K., 338-71
sumer Politics Shaped American Indepen-
dence, by T. H. Breen, 69-70 Newbeck, Phyl, Virginia Hasnt Always Been
Index to Volume 112 © 453
for Love Se Inte VA ial Marriage Bans and South, 431-33
the Case of Richard and Mildred Loving,
Perret, Geoftrey, Lincoln's War: The Untold
1+40—42
Story of Americas Greatest President as
“A New Look at an Old Wall: Indians, Commander in Chief, 73-74
Englishmen, Landscape, and the 1634
Peskin, Allan, Winfteld Scott and the Profes-
Palisade at Middle Plantation,” by Philip
ston of Arms, 197-98
Levy, 226-65
Phillips, Jason, review by, 439--40
Noe, Kenneth W., review by, 442—43
Picker, John M., review by, 71-7
“No ‘Summer Holiday’: The Chaplaincy of
Richmond’s Walter Russell Bowie in Pierres, Phillipe Denis, 134-
World War I,” by Samuel C. Shepherd,
Pocahontas and the Powhatan Dilemma, by
Ir., 266—302
Camilla Townsend, 419-20
aT ] . ) 22
Votes on the State of Vin g4 inia, 98-133 Price, Thomas W. “Tom,” 372-418
O A Pride of Place: Rural Residences of Fauquier
O’Brien, Greg, and Tamara Harvey, eds., County, Virginia, edited by Kimberly
George Washingtons South, 308-9 Prothro Williams, 203—5
Observations sur la Virginie, 134 Prince Edward County, 372-418
Opechancanough, 226-65 Protestantism, 36—61, 338-71
Origins of the Ne Ww South Fifty Years Later: Q
The Continuing Influence of a Historical Quitt, Martin H., review by, 186-88
Classic, edited by John B. Boles and
R
Bethany L. Johnson, 321—24
race, 98—133, 372-418
P
Rafuse, Ethan S., reviews by, 197-98, 433-
palisade of 1634, 226-65
34
Parkinson, Robert G., “First From the
Ransom, John Crowe, 36-61
Right: Massive Resistance and the Image
of Thomas Jefferson in the 1950s,” 2—35 Rath, Richard Cullen, How Early America
Sounded, 71-72
Parting the Waters: America in the King
Years, 1954-1963, 372-418 “Reflections on the Church of England in
Colonial Virginia,” by Brent Tarter, 338-
Penningroth, Dylan C., The Claims of
371
Kinfolk: African American Property and
— ° _ >_? BS y
Community in the Nineteenth-Century religion, 338-71
154 © Virginia Magazine
The Religion of the Founding Fathers, by Shockley, Megan Taylor, “We, Joo Are Amer-
David L. Holmes, 192—93 icans ”- African American Women in Detroit
and Richmond, 1940-54, 317-19
Republic of Letters, 134-77
Simon, Bryant, review by, 314—15
Rice, James D., review by, 308—9
Sinisi, Kyle S., David H. White, Jr., and
Richard Henry Lee of Virginia: A Portrait of
Winfred B. Moore, Jr., eds., Warm Ashes:
an American Revolutionary, by J. Kent
Issues in Southern History at the Dawn of
McGaughy, 67-69
the Twenty-First ( entury, 205
Richards, Jeffrey H., review by, 303-4
Sir William Berkeley and the Forging of
Roark, James L., review by, 428-29 Colonial Virginia, by Warren M. Billings,
420-22
Roper, John H., review by, 321-24
slavery, Jefferson and, 134
S
Sleeper-Smith, Susan, review by, 419-20
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Richmond,
266—302 The South, the Nation, and the World: Per-
spectives on Southern Economic Develop-
Salmon, Emily J., review by, 201—3
ment, by David L. Carlton and Peter A.
Scarborough, William Kauffman, Masters of Coclanis, 78—79
the Big House: Elite Slaveholders of the
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Mid-Nineteenth-Century South, 62-
(SCLC), 372-418
Schultz, Jane E., Women at the Front:
southern literature, 36—61
pital Workers in Civil War America,
14 Southern Women at the Millennium: A His-
torical Perspective, edited by Melissa
Scully, Randolph, review by, 309-10
Walker, Jeannette R. Dunn, and Joe P.
Second Anglo-Powhatan War, 226-65 Dunn, 82-83
segregation, 2—35 Spreading the Gospel in Colonial Virginia:
Sermons and Devotional Writings, edited
separation of church and state, 338-71
by Edward L. Bond, 303-4
Shapers of Southern History: Autobiographical
Stanonis, Anthony, ““Take Him East Where
Reflections, edited by John B. Boles, 442
Life Began’: The Role of Virginia in
43
Shaping the Early Writings of Allen
Shepherd, Samuel C., Jr., “No ‘Summer Tate,” 36-61
Holiday’: The Chaplaincy of Richmond's
states rights, 2—35
Walter Russell Bowie in World War I,”
266—302 Steele, lan K., review by, 69-70
Index to Volume 112 ¢
Stone Ground: A History of Union Mills, the Politics of Character, 193-95
edited by Paula Elsey, 83-84
[urner, Elizabeth Hayes, review by, 79-81
1 Stone of Hope: Prophetic Religion and the
[urner, Kara Miles, review by, 316-17
Death of Jim Crow, by David L.
Chappell, 319-21 Turner, Thomas R., review by, 198-99
Sturtz, Linda L., Within Her Power: Proper- U
tied Women in Colonial Virginia, 304—6
“Unraveling the Strange History of Jeffer-
T son’s Observations sur la Virginie,” by
Gordon S. Barker, 134—77
larter, Brent, “Reflections on the Church of
England in Colonial Virginia,” 338-71 Urwin, Gregory J. W., ed., Black Flag Over
Dixie: Racial Atrocities and Reprisals in the
Tate, Allen, 36-61
Civil War, 74-76
i? // the Court ] I ove my Wife: Race, Ma »
U.S. Army Base Hospital No. 45, 266-302
4 "lage, and Law——An American History, by
\Petet Wallenstein, 200-1 V
This Business of Relief: Confronting Poverty in Vanderbilt University, 36-61
a Southern City, 1740-1940, by Elna C.
2 The Varieties of Political Experience in Eigh-
Green, 430-31
teenth-Century America, by Richard R.
Thomas, Richard W., review by, 317-19 Beeman, 422—23
Thomas Jefferson and the Wall of Separation Venet, Wendy Hamand, review by, 312-14
Between Church and State, by Daniel L.
Virginia Hasn't Always Been for Lovers:
Dreisbach, 338-71
Interracial Marriage Bans and the Case of
Thomas Jefferson, by R. B. Bernstein, 306-7 Richard and Mildred Loving, by Phy|
“Thomas Jefferson’s Last Letter,” by J. Jef- Newbeck, 440-42
ferson Looney, 178-84 Virginia Reconsidered: New Histories of the
Thorp, Daniel B., review by, 195-97 Old Dominion, edited by Kevin W. Hard-
wick and Warren R. Hofstra, 76-77
lillson, Albert H., Jr., review by, 67-69
W
[olbert, Lisa C., review by, 190-91
Walker, Melissa, Jeannette R. Dunn, and
Toul, France, 266-302
Joe P. Dunn, eds., Southern Women at the
Townsend, Camilla, Pocahontas and the Millennium: A Historical Perspective, 82—
Powhatan Dilemma, 419-20 83
Trees, Andrew S., The Founding Fathers and Wallenstein, Peter, Tell the Court | Love My
156 © Virginia Magazine
Wife: Race, Marriage, and Law—An Clark, by William E Foley, 195-97
American History, 200-1; review by, 440
Williams, Kimberly Prothro, ed., A Pride of
4?
Place: Rural Residences of Fauquier
Ward, Matthew C., Breaking the Back- County, Virginia, 203-5
country: The Seven Years’ War in Virginia
Williamsburg, 226-65
and Pennsylvania, 1754-1765, 188—90
Williamson, Margaret Holmes, review by,
Warm Ashes: Issues in Southern History at
64—66
the Dawn of the Twenty-First Century,
edited by Winfred B. Moore, Jr., Kyle S. Wilson, Douglas L., “The Evolution of
Sinisi, and David H. White, Jr., 205 Jefferson's Notes on the State of Virginia,”
98-133
Waugh, Joan and Alice Fahs, eds., The
Memory of the American Civil War in Winfield Scott and the Profession of Arms, by
American Culture, 439-40 Allan Peskin, 197-98
“We, loo Are Americans”: African American Within Her Power: Propertied Women in
Women in Detroit and Richmond, 1940- Colonial Virginia, by Linda L. Sturtz,
54, by Megan Taylor Shockley, 317-19 304-6
Weightman, Roger C., 178-84 Women and the Historical Enterprise in
America: Gender, Race, and the Politics of
Wheary, Dale Cyrus, review by, 203-5
Memory, 1880-1945, by Julie des Jardins,
White, David H. Jr., Winfred B. Moore, Jr., 79-81
and Kyle S. Sinisi, eds., Warm Ashes:
Women at the Front: Hospital Workers in
Issues in Southern History at the Dawn of
Civil War America, by Jane E. Schultz,
the Twenty-First Century, 205-
312-14
White, Ronald C., Jr., The Eloquent Presi
Wood, Kirsten E., Masterful Women: Slave-
dent: A Portrait of Lincoln Through His
holding Widows from the American Revolu-
Words, 434-36
tion through the Civil War, 425-26
White Women, Rape, and the Power of Race
World War I, 266-302
in Virginia, 1900-1960, by Lisa Lind-
quist Dorr, 314—15 Z
Wiencek, Henry, review by, 306-7 Zaborney, John J., review by, 425—26
Wilderness Journey: The Life of William Zagarri, Rosemarie, review by, 193-95