The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography 2006: Vol 114 Index

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Index to Volume 114
Italicized page numbers indicate illustrations.
(number 1: 1-224 [indexed separately]; 2: 225-320; 3: 321-432; 4: 433-545)
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abolitionism, 488 Bacon, Nathaniel, 446
Accomack County Court, 443 Bacon's Rebellion, 400-401, 446-47, 452
Adams, Sean Patrick, Old Dominion, Indus- Baker, Gary R., 227
trial Commonwealth: Coal, Politics, and
Barbados, 444
Economy in Antebellum America, 303-4
review by, 300-1 Barclay, Hugh, 231
African slavery, 436, 448, 450 Barker, Gordon S., review by, 504—6
Along the Maysville Road: The Early American Barksdale, Kevin T., review by, 294-95
Republic in the Trans-Appalachian West, by
Barton, David, 275
Craig Thompson Friend, 508-9
Batson, Barbara C., and Tracy L. Kamerer, A
American military history, 294-95
Capital Collection: Virginia’ Artistic
American Revolution, 294-95, 405-6, Inheritance, 420-21
517-19
Bel Air (Front Royal), 264-65, 27
Anderson, Paul Christopher, review by,
Ben (slave), 264
514-15
Benton, Thomas Hart, 325, 344
Andrew, Rod, 227-28, 232, 240
Bergen, William W., 513
Appalachia, 415-16, 508-9, 514-15
Berkeley, William, 441, 442, 447, 452, 457
architectural history, 295—97
Berkey, Jonathan M., review by, 513-14
arsenal guard, 229-30, 233-35, 241-42
Bernstein, R. B., review by, 407-8
arsenals, 228
Beutler, Keith, review by, 405-6
Arthur (Indian), 451
Bill of Rights, 503-4
Ashby, Thomas N., 266, 269, 273, 275-77,
280-84 Birch Creek (Halifax County), 469
Askins, Phillip, 265-66 Bitter Fruits ofB ondage: The Demise of
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Slavery and the Collapse of the Confederacy, Buck, William Mason, 266, 27/, 273-76,
1861-1865, by Armstead L. Robinson, 280-82
511-12
Burr, Aaron, 301-2
Blair, James, 449, 456-57
Burrows, Bartholomew, 446
Blanchveil, Charles, 451
Byrd, William, I, 446, 452
Blandford Cemetery, 516-17
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Blandford Cemetery: Death and Life at Peters- Campbell, David, 245
burg, Virginia, by John O. Peters, 516-17
A Capital Collection: Virginia’ Artistic Inheri-
Bohannon, Keith S., 513 tance, by Barbara C. Batson and Tracy L.
Kamerer, 420-21
Boswell, Angela and Judith N. McArthur,
eds., Women Shaping the South: Creating Capitol Square (Richmond), 252
and Confronting Change, 519-20
“Captives and Slaves: Indian Labor, Cultural
Bowman, Edward, 455 Conversion, and the Plantation Revolu-
tion in Virginia,” by Owen Stanwood,
Boyd, Mary, 479
434-63
Boyle, Robert, 456
‘asdorph, Paul D., Confederate General R.
Bradford, Richard, 454 S. Ewell: Robert E. Lees Hesitant Comman-
der, 306-7
Brady, Patricia, Martha Washington: An
American Life, 501-3 Catawba Indians, 446
broadsides, 474 * cemeteries, 516—17
Brooks, Clayton McClure, 520 Censer, Jane Turner, 7he Reconstruction of
White Southern Womanhood, 1865-1895,
Brown, Joseph E., 255
308-9
Brownsville (Pa.), 268, 278
Chamberlayne, Thomas, 454—56
Brundage, W. Fitzhugh, The Southern Past:
Chambers, Douglas B., Murder at Mont-
A Clash ofR ace and Memory, 416-18
pelier: Igbo Africans in Virginia, 403-5
Buck, Ruhannah McKim, 264-65, 267, Charles City County Court, 451
270-71, 277, 285 ,
Charleston Courier (S.C.), 254
estate of, 266, 269, 272-73, 275-76,
280, 283, 285 Charleston (S.C.) Arsenal, 250, 254
will of, 265-67
Chesterfield County
Buck, Thomas, 264 agriculture in, 364
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industry in, 361] Cooper, Chapin, 266, 274
Christian, Robert, 348—49 Cooper, Jane, 264, 266, 273, 276, 281, 283
Christianity, 436 Cooper, John, 266, 274, 277
Looper, Margaret, 264, 266, 269, 273-74,
276, 280-81, 284
civic virtue, 239, 242 cooper, Maria, 263-67, 271-72, 282-84,
286
Civil War, 304-7, 412-13, 510-11, 513-15
correspondence of, 267, 269, 270,
homefront, 410-11
273-77, 280-81, 285
“Civis,” 254 manumission of, 267
move to Pennsylvania, 267-68, 278
Claiborne, William, 443
Looper, Mary, 266
Claiming the Pen: Women and Intellectual
Life in the Early American South, by Looper, Roxy Ann, 266-67, 283
Catherine Kerrison, 506-7 Sooper, Ruhannah, 266, 269, 273-74, 2777
Clark, Lottie, 357, 360, 365, 368, 373, 377 283
Clay, Henry, 509 Cooper, Sukey, 274
Coal industry, 303-4 Cooper, William McKim, 264-66, 273-74,
282, 285
College of William and Mary, 243, 326-27,
342, 347-48, 358, 456 courthouses, 295-97, 475
colonial America, 297—99 The Courthouses of Early Virginia: An Archi-
tectural History, by Carl R. Lounsbury,
Columbia (S.C.) Arsenal, 250, 254
295-97
Confederate General R. S. Ewell: Robert E.
Crozet, Claudius, 238, 245-46
Lee’ Hesitant Commander, by Paul D.
Casdorph, 306-7 Cunliffe, Marcus, 240
Conrad, Joseph, 227 Curtis, Christopher M., review by, 521-22
Curtis, Henry, 323-24, 334-37, 347, 349
Contested Borderland: The Civil War in
Appalachian Kentucky and Virginia, by D
Brian D. McKnight, 514-15
Daniel, Patsey, see Patsey (slave)
Converging Stories: Race, Ecology, and
Daniel, Terry, 478
Environmental Justice in American
Literature, by Jeffrey Myers, 418-20 Dan River, 469
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Davis, William C., and James I. Robertson, do’: Cotton Mill Work and Women’s
Jr., eds., Virginia at War, 1861, 412-13 Culture in Matoaca, Virginia, 1888-95,”
356-83
deed of gift, 264
Eslinger, Ellen, “Freedom Without Indepen-
deed of manumission, 272
dence: The Story of a Former Slave and
Deism, 500 Her Family,” 262-91
Delfino, Susanna, and Michele Gillespie, Ewell, Richard Stoddert, 306-7
eds., Global Perspectives on Industrial
Ewing, Affiah, 468, 479
Transformation in the American South,
413-14 Ewing, George B., 468
Denkler, Ann, review by, 519-20 F
Deyerle, Charles P., 248 Fahlman, Betsy, review by, 420-21
Difficult Creek (Halifax County), 469 Farmville and Powhatan Railroad, 361
Dinan, John, The Virginia State Constitution: Farrar, Nicholas, 442
A Reference Guide, 521-22
fatherhood, 324—25, 329, 341
The Divided Family in Civil War America, by Fede, Andrew, 486
Amy Murrell Taylor, 410-11
The First Way of War: American War Making
Dixon, David, Never Come to Peace Again: on the Frontier, 1607-1814, by John
Pontiac’ Uprising and the Fate of the Grenier, 294-95
British Empire in North America, 297-99
Fisher's Hill, battle of, 514
Dixon (Charles City County), 337-38
Flanigan, Daniel, 486
Dorman, Charles P., 243
Fleche, Andre M., 514 ,
Dotson, Rand, review by, 415-16
Floyd, John, 350
Drake, Francis, Sir, 438
Fort Christanna, 457
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Fox-Genovese, Elizabeth, and Eugene D.
education, 325—26, 347, 407-8 Genovese, The Mind of the Master Class:
private, 244 History and Faith in the Southern Slave-
public, 234-35, 240-41, 243-44 holders’ Worldview, 498-99
education of women, 341, 345 Franklin, John Hope, 227, 240, 254
Elvira (slave), 481 Franklin Society, 230-31, 233
English, Beth, “‘I have . . . a lot of work to Free African Americans, 263, 268, 486
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economic conditions of, 268 Gordon, John Brown, 513
education of, 274
Grant, Ulysses S., 513
employment of, 269, 273-74
laws, 272 Greathead, Henry, 455
“Freedom Without Independence: The Greenway (Charles City County), 329, 333,
Story of a Former Slave and Her Family,” 336-37, 348-49
by Ellen Eslinger, 262-91
Grenier, John, The First Way ofW ar: Ameri-
French and Indian War, 294-95 can War Making on the Frontier, 1607—
1814, 294-95
Friend, Craig Thompson, Along the Mays-
ville Road: The Early American Republic in Grigsby, Joseph, Mrs., 231
the Trans-Appalachian West, 508-9
Gunstocker, Edward, 452-53
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Gutman, Herbert, 358
Gabriel Prosser’s Rebellion, 279
H
Gallagher, Gary, 512
Haden, Emiley B., 485
Gallagher, Gary W., ed., The Shenandoah
Hagar (Indian), 453-54
Valley Campaign of 1864, 513-14
Hakluyt, Richard, the Younger, 438
gender history, 519-20
Halifax County Courthouse, 475
Genovese, Eugene D., and Elizabeth Fox-
Genovese, The Mind of the Master Class: Halifax County Superior Court of Law and
History and Faith in the Southern Slave- Chancery, 469-71, 482-83
holders Worldview, 498-99
Hamilton, James, 267, 274, 283
Georgia Military Institute, 255
Hampden-Sydney College, 244, 246
Gillespie, Michele, and Susanna Delfino,
Harriet Matilda (slave}, 484
eds., Global Perspectives on Industrial
Transformation in the American South, Harris, Thomas, 446
413-14
Harrison, Benjamin, 450
Glatthaar, Joseph, 513
Haskell, Alexander B., review by, 292-93
Global Perspectives on Industrial Transforma-
Hatcher, Edward, 446
tion in the American South, ed. by Susanna
Delfino and Michele Gillespie, 413-14 headright system, 452
Glorious Revolution, 453 Henrico County, 438, 445—46, 450
Gloucester Place (Gloucester County), 349 Henrico County Court, 447, 451, 453-55
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Henriques, Peter R., review by, 499-501 Matoaca, Virginia, 1888-95,” by Beth
English, 356-83
Henry Adams & the Southern Question, by
Michael O’Brien, 309-11 Indian, Pegg, 455
Higginbotham, Don, Revolution in America: Indian, Robin, 455
Considerations and comparisons, 517-19
Indian, Roger, 454—55
Hillsborough Military Academy, 255
Indians, 434, 440
Hine, Lewis W., 370-71 education of, 445, 449, 456-57
historical memory, 405—6, 416-20 laws regarding, 443-44, 446-47, 448
relations with English colonists, 437-39,
Hogue, James K., review by, 511-12
442
Hollywood Cemetery, 517 religious conversion of, 436, 438, 442
Holt, Addie, 376 Indian slave trade, 436, 445-46
Holt, Allie, 377 Indian uprising (1622), 439
Holt, Alpheus Jenkin, 357, 364, 377 Indian traders, 443, 445-47, 451, 454, 456
Holt, Anthelia, 356, 357, 359-60, 362, Iroquois League, 442
364— 68, 372-75, 377-78, 385
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letter of, 363
“). T. L. Preston and the Origins of the
Holt, James, 377
Virginia Military Institute, 1834—42,” by
Holt, Mary Ann Blankenship, 357 Bradford Wineman, 226-61
Holt, Thomas, 377 Jack (Indian), 452
Holt, William, 364, 368 Jack (slave), 264
Horn, James, A Land as God Made It: James-
Jackson, Andrew, 344, 350
, town and the Birth ofA merica, 399-400
Jackson, Charles, 266-67, 272-74, 283,
Howard, A. E. Dick, 522
285
Huebner, Timothy, 486
Jackson, William Henry, 266, 269, 272,
Huntington, Samuel, 227 274-72851,, 2 84
Hurt, Robert, 470 Jacob (slave), 465, 467-68, 470, 477, 480,
482-84
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James I, 437
“T have... a lot of work to do’: Cotton
Mill Work and Women’s Culture in James II, 453
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James Madison and the Struggle for a Bill of Knudson, Jerry W., Jefferson and the Press:
Rights, by Richard Labunski, 503-4 Crucible of Liberty, 504—6
Jamestown, 292-93, 399-400 Krick, Robert E. L., 514
Janiewski, Dolores, 358 Krick, Robert K., 513
Janney, Caroline E., review by, 516-17 L
Jefferson, Thomas, 234, 243, 301-2, 328, Labunski, Richard, James Madison and the
407-10, 504-6 Struggle for a Bill ofR ights, 503-4
Jefferson and Education, by Jennings L. Ladies’ Memorial Association, 516-17
Wagoner, Jr., 407-8
A Land as God Made It: Jamestown and the
Jefferson and the Press: Crucible ofL iberty, by Birth ofA merica, by James Horn,
Jerry W. Knudson, 504-6 399-400
Jeffersons Vendetta: The Pursuit ofA aron Burr Leahy, Christopher, “Torn Between Family
and the Judiciary, by John Wheelan, and Politics: John Tyler's Struggle for
301-2 Balance,” 322-55
John Brown's Raid, 467 Lee, Tom, The Tennessee-Virginia Tri-Cities:
Urbanization in Appalachia, 1900-1950,
Johnson, Timothy D., review by, 408-10
415-16
K
Leibiger, Stuart, review by, 503-4
Kamerer, Tracy L., and Barbara C. Batson, A
Leigh, William, 471, 475, 477, 479-80,
Capital Collection: Virginias Artistic
487
Inheritance, 420-21
Lexington, 229
Kamoie, Laura Croghan, review by, 303-4
citizens of, 230, 240
Kansas-Nebraska Act, 467 political life of, 240-41
sketch of (1849), 226, 236
Kent, Henry, 450
Lexington Arsenal, 228-29, 233-34, 245,
Kentucky, 514-15
248-49
Kentucky Military Institute, 254
Lexington Arsenal Bill, 243-45
Kerrison, Catherine, Claiming the Pen:
Lexington Gazette, 231-32, 234
Women and Intellectual Life in the Early
American South, 506-7 Leyburn, Alfred, 237, 243
Kierner, Cynthia A., review by, 501-3 Lincoln, Abraham, 510-11
Kikotanck, 443 Littlefield, Daniel C., review by, 403-5
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Logan, Richard, 470-71, 475, 480, 482-83, Mansell, David, 451
485, 487
Manumission laws, 265, 279
Looney, J. Jefferson, review by, 517-19 (1806), 279
(1837), 279
Loope, David, 242, 244
map of Virginia (1854), 262, 278
Lound, Henry, 452
Marshall, John, 234
Lounsbury, Carl R., Ze Courthouses ofE arly
Virginia: An Architectural History, 295—97 Martha Washington: An American Life, by
Patricia Brady, 501—3
Lowell, Charles Russell. 513
Marvel, William, Mr. Lincoln Goes to War,
M 510-11
McArthur, Judith N., and Angela Boswell, review by, 304-6
eds., Women Shaping the South: Creating Mary (Indian), 453-54
and Confronting Change, 519-20
Mary (slave), 465, 467-68, 470, 477, 480,
McCargo, Thomas, 481 482-84
McClellan, George Brinton, 304—6 Matilda (slave), 468, 470, 480, 482-84
McClellan’ War: The Failure of Moderation Matoaca (Chesterfield County), 359, 367,
in the Strugglfeo r the Union, by Ethan S. 369, 371, 376-77
Rafuse, 304—6
Matoaca Manufacturing Company, 357,
McDonald, Robert M. S., ed., 7homas 359-61, 364-65, 370, 374, 377-78, 384,
Jeffersons Military Academy: Founding West 385, 386-98
Point, 408-10
“Matoaca Manufacturing Company: A
review by, 301-2
Photographic Essay,” 384-98
McDowell, James, 237, 245-46
Maysville Road, 508—9
McKnight, Brian D., Contested Borderland: Meacham, Sarah Hand, review by, 506-7
The Civil War in Appalachian Kentucky
Mediterranean slavery, 439
and Virginia, 514-15
Medley, Isaac, Jr., 483
McMurry, Richard, 227, 230
Medley, Isaac, Sr., 466, 468-72, 477,
Macon, Thomas, 338
479-83, 487
Madison, Ambrose, 403—5
Medley, James, 484
Madison, James, 234, 503—4
Meriweather (slave), 468, 470, 480,
Madison, Bishop James, 327 482-85, 487
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Messer, Peter C., Stories ofI ndependence: Murray, Judith Sargent, 506
Identity, Ideology, and History in
Myers, Jeffrey, Converging Stories: Race,
Eighteenth-Century America, 405-6
Ecology, and Environmental Justice in
Mexican-American War, 248 American Literature, 418-20
military schools, 227—28, 255 N
militia, 234—35, 240, 253 Nanzatico Indians, 452
Militia Act of 1798, 228 Nash, A. E. Keir, 486
Miller, William J., 513 Native Americans, 292-95, 297-99, 434,
440
mills, 369, 384, 386-98
education of, 445, 449, 456-57
Mills, Daniel, 230 laws regarding, 443-44, 446-47, 448
mill workers, 370-71 relations with English colonists, 437-39,
442
The Mind of the Master Class: History and
religious conversion of, 436, 438, 442
Faith in the Southern Slaveholders’ World-
view, by Elizabeth Fox-Genovese and Natt (Indian), 451
Eugene D. Genovese, 498-99 Nat Turner’s Revolt, 466, 474, 486
Miry Creek (Halifax County), 469 Necotowance, 443
Monroe, James, 339 Never Come to Peace Again: Pontiacs Uprising
Montpelier, 403-5 and the Fate oft he British Empire in North
America, by David Dixon, 297-99
Moore, Samuel McDowell, 243
Nicey (slave), 485
Moore, William, 252
Nicholson, Francis, 456
Morris, Thomas D., 486
normal schools, 253
Morsman, Amy Feely, review by, 410-11
North Carolina, 457
Mosely, John, 230
North Carolina General Assembly, 480, 487
Mount Vernon, 520
Committee on Propositions and
Mr. Lincoln Goes to War, by William Marvel, Grievances, 480
510-11
Northumberland County, 442
murder, 403-5
Novak, Jana, and Michael Novak, Washing-
Murder at Montpelier: Igbo Africans in tons God: Religion, Liberty, and the Father
Virginia, by Douglas B. Chambers, 403—5 of Our Country, 499-501
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Novak, Michael and Jana Novak, Washing- Philyaw, L. Scott, Virginias Western Visions:
tons God: Religion, Liberty, and the Father Political and Cultural Expansion on an
ofO ur Country, 499-501 Early American Frontier, 402-3
O plantation slavery, 436-37, 444, 456
Oberg, Michael, ed., Samuel Wiseman’ Book plantation system, 444, 447
ofR ecord: The Official Account ofB acons
Pocahontas, 292-93, 438
Rebellion in Virginia, 1676-1677, 400-1
Pocahontas, Powhatan, Opechancanough:
O’Brien, Michael, Henry Adams & the
Three Indian Lives Changed by Jamestown,
Southern Question, 309-11
by Helen C. Rountree, 292-93
Old Dominion, Industrial Commonwealth:
Polecat Creek (Halifax County), 469
Coal, Politics, and Economy in Antebellum
America, by Sean Patrick Adams, 303-4 Potomac Indians, 442
Opechancanough, 292-93, 442 Powhatan, 292-93, 437
P Powhatan Indians, 438-39, 442, 451
Parent, Anthony S., Jr., review by, 400-1 Preston, John Thomas Lewis, 228, 232-35,
236, 239-40, 242-47, 252, 255
Parker, Charles, 254
Pruitt, Francelle, review by, 308-9
Patsey (slave), 467-68, 470, 477-80,
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482-83
Rafuse, Ethan S., McClellans War: The
Patton family, 513
Failure ofM oderation in the Struggle for the
Paxton, James, 229 Union, 304-6
Paxton, Matthew W., 231 Ramold, Steven J., review by, 510-11
Pendleton, Edmund, 251 Randolph, John, 340
Pennsylvania, 303-4 Randolph, William, 451
Peters, John O., Blandford Cemetery: Death The Reconstruction of White Southern
and Life at Petersburg, Virginia, 516-17 Womanhood, 1865-1895, by Jane Turner
Censer, 308—9
Petersburg, 369, 516-17
reform movements, 520
Petersburg Public Library, 385
Revolution in America: Considerations and
Peter (slave), 484
Comparisons, by Don Higginbotham,
petitions, 476 517-19
Peyton, Bernard, 238 Reynolds, Craig A., review by, 295-97