Pennsylvania History, Index to Volume 64 by Sheryl Hollis Snyder

Pennsylvania History, Index To Volume 64 by Sheryl Hollis Snyder

A Movement by Paula F. Pfeffer, rev'd 4 54-5. Abbott, William L., 517. Apostle of Taste: Andrew Jackson Downing, Abel, Jacobs, 84. 1815-1852 by David L. Schuyler, rev'd Abercrombie, James, 218-9. 565-6. The Abolitionist Sisterhood: Womens Political Archer, F. Scott, 320. Culture in Antebellum America by Jean Arndt, John, 86-7. Fagan Yellin and John C. Van Horne, eds., Artisans, Philadelphia, 465-89. rev'd 443-5. Arts and Crafts Movement, 212, 214. Abrahamzen, Jasper, 3 1. Ash, Simon, 376-7. Adriaensen, Pieter, 31. Ashurst, Henry, 19. African Americans, 57-8, 94. A T & T, 490-508. Albany (NY), 32, 34, 37. Aukus, Dowe, 34. Alcohol consumption, 28-55. Aldrich, Mark, "The Perils of Mining B Anthracite: Regulation, Technology and Backer, Domine, 30. Safety, 1870-1945", 361-83. Bailey, Gary L., 131-33. Allegheny Bessemer Steel Company, 515, 522. Baldwin, Thomas, 43. Allegheny County, 403. Ball, James P., 198. Allen, Robert C., 528. Banker, Gerrit, 34. Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Banner-Haley, Charles Pete, 454-5. Workers, 509-33. Barberrie, John, 17-8. "Amateur Experiences: Julius Sachse and Barns, Henry, 46. Photography" by Marcy Silver Flynn, 333-48. Barratt, Henry, 325-6. Amateur Photographic Exchange Club, 208. Batt, John, 85. American Freemasons, 335. Bauman, John, 1 19-20. American Iron 1607-1900 by Robert B. Baumann, Roland M., 559-61. Gordon, rev'd 551-2. Bayard family, 20. TheAmericanization of West Virginia: Creating Bayard, Nicholas, 20. A Modern Industrial State, 1916-1925 by Beatty, Erkuries, 93. John C. Hennen, rev'd 113-14. Bell, Curtis, 229-30. American Journal of Photography, 337, 339, Bellefonte Iron and Nail Company, 522. 343. Bell Telephone of Canada, 495. American Museum of Photography, 250, 252. Bell, Thomas, 413-4. American Reform and Reformers:A Bibliographical Bell, William, 209, 30. Dictionary by Randall M. Miller and Paul Benevolent societies, 390. A. Cimbala, eds., rev'd 125-6. Benjamin Franklin and His Enemies by Robert The American Revolution, 56- 101. Middlekauff, rev'd 102-5. Amsterdam, 29. Benjamin Franklin:The Mask and the Man by Anderson, Margo and Maurine W. Greenwald, Francis Jennings, rev'd 553-5. eds., PittsburghSurveyed: Social Science and Bergeron, Paul H., ed., The Papers ofAndrew Social Reform in the Early Twentieth Johnson, Volume 12, rev'd 129-30. Century, rev'd 575-7. Berkman, Alexander, 413. Andros, Edmund, 33. Berlin, Abraham, 83. Anglicans, 58-9, 94. Berwind-White Coal Company, 386. Annual Joint Exhibitions, 341-2. Bessemer, Henry, 519, 528-8. Anthony, Christian (Mrs.), 39. Bessemer steel mills, 519. A. Philip Randolph, Pioneer ofthe Civil Rights Between Justice andBeauty: Race, Planning, and 120 Pennsylvania History

the Failure of Urban Policy in Washington, Bryson, Charles, 66. D.C. by Howard Gillette, Jr., rev'd 136-8. Bulkeley, Gershom, 5, 118. Bigelow, L. G., 204-5. Bullivant, Benjamin, 14-15, 35. Biles, Roger, 574-5. Bull, John, 89. Binder, Frederick Moore,James Buchanan and Bullock, John G., 228-9. the American Empire, rev'd 116-17. Bullock, Steven C., RevolutionaryBrotherhood' Birkner, Michael J. ed., James Buchanan and Freemasonryand the Transformation of the the PoliticalCrisis of the 1850s, rev'd 566-7. American Social Order, 1730-1840, rev'd Bittner, Van, 386-7. 556-7. Black, Brian C., 354, 565-6. Bunnell, Peter C., 229. Black, Brian, "Recasting the Unalterable Order Burd, Joseph, 40. of Nature: Photography and the First Oil Burlington (NJ), 56-101. Boom," 275-99. Burr, Esther Edwards, 45. Blacks, 28-55. Bush, Henry, 91. Blackwell, John, 9-12, 14. Black, William, 40, 47. C Blair, William Alan, ed., A PoliticalGoes to War. Cadwalader, Thomas, 37. The Civil War Letters ofJohn White Geary, Cale, William, 37. rev'd 445-6. Callender, Hannah, 39-40. Blazejewski, Elizabeth Peters, John Catanzariti, Cambria Steel, 514. Eugene R.Sheridan, J. Jefferson Looney, and Camera Club of New York, 225, 231, 239. Jean-Yves M. Le Saux, eds., The Papers of Canevin, Regis, 414. Thomas Jefferson, Volume 26, rev'd 127-29. Cannon, Annie Jump, 6, 20. Blue Ridge Anthracite Coal Company, 376. Carbon Iron Company, 522. Blythe, David Gilmor, 201. Carbutt, John, 208. Bolton, William, 495. Carey, Mathew, 465-6, 474, 477, 484. Book reviews, 102-144, 436-55, 549-77. Caric, Ric Northrup, "To Drown the Ills That Booth, James, 65. Discompose the Mind: Care, Leisure, and Boston Camera Club, 341. Identity Among Philadelphia Artisans and Braddock Wire Company, 522. Workers, 1785-1840", 465-89. Bradley, A. F, 236. Carlisle, Ronald C., 121-3. Bratt, DirkAlbertse, 28, 31-2,38,41,45,48-9. Carnegie, Andrew, 509-33. Bridge, James Howard, 512, 517. Carnegie Steel, 510, 513, 517, 525-7, 529. Briggs, Casper W, 208, 252. Carpenter, Samuel, 8, 35. Bristol, Leverett, 500, 503. Carson, Marian, 336. Broadcastingthe Local News.' The Early Years of Carteret, James, 46. Pittsburgh's KDKA-TV by Lynn Boyd Catanzariti, John, Eugene R. Sheridan, J. Hinds, rev'd 140-2. Jefferson Looney, Elizabeth Peters Brody, David, 512. Blazejewski, and Jean-Yves M. Le Saux, Bronck, Peiter, 31, 44. eds., The Papersof ThomasJefferson, Volume Bronner, Simon J., PopularizingPennsylvania: 26, rev'd 127-9. Henry W:Shoemakerand theProgressiveUses Catasauqua Rolling Mill, 522. ofFolklore and History, rev'd 123-4. Catholicism, 408. Brown, Mark M., 105-7. Centennial Exposition of 1876, 208. Brown, Richard D., The Strength of a People: Cernanec, Paval, 390. The Idea of an Informed Citizenry in Chaloupka, V.A., 412-12, 414. America, 1650-1870, rev'd 112-3. Chambers, Frank V., 212, 236, 248. Brown, Roger H., Redeeming the. Republic: Charles Heber Clark: A Family Memoir. The Federalists, Taxation, and the Origins ofthe Autobiography of the American Humorist Constitution, rev'd 111 -12. "MaxAdeler" by David Ketterer, ed., rev'd Bryan, William Jennings, 537. 118-19. Index to Volume 64 121

Chase, Philander D. and Dorothy Twohig, Coxe, Daniel, 16. eds., The Papers of George Washington: Comfort, Gerardus, 41. Revolutionary War Series, Volume 7, rev'd Committee of Indian Affairs, 90. 557-9. Conell, Jan, 32, 45. Chase, Philander and Frank Grizzard, ed., The Conyngham, Edmund, 40. Papers of George Washington: 13 August - Cornelisz, Seeger, 31. 20 October 1776, Volume 6, rev'd 557-9. The Correspondence of Heinrich Melchior Cheken, Mike, 400. Muhlenberg by John W. Kleiner and Clemens, Paul G. E. and Peter 0. Wacker, Helmut T. Lehmann, rev'd 107-8. Land Use in Early New Jersey, A Historical Cramer, Gustav, 230. Geography, rev'd 440-1. Cronon, William, 279, 281. Chertkov, Vladimir, 534-42. Crooke, William, 245. ChesapeakeBay in the Civil War by Eric Mills, Crowe, Frank, 400. rev'd 570-1. Cuff, Timothy, 434. Chester County Historical Society, 336-7. Curry, F.C., 187. Chesworth, Jo, Story of the Century: The Curtis, Edward S., 182, 230. Borough ofSate College, Pennsylvania, rev'd Cutler, William W.111, 112-13. 142-4. Cutler, Thomas W, ed., Longstreets Aide: The Chickes Furnace, 353. Civil War Letters ofMajor ThomasJ. Goree, Chrelevski, l. T's., 216-7. rev'd 447-50. Cimbala, Paul A. and Randall M. Miller, eds., Cutting, James A., 320. American Reform and Reformers: A BibliographicalDictionary, rev'd 125-6. D Claesz, Jan, 30. Daguerre, Louis Jacques Mande, 193. Clap, John, 35. Daguerreotype, 171-3, 193-5. Clark, John, 67. Danckaerts, Jaspar, 6, 8, 32-3, 35. Clark, Peter, 30, 39. "Dangerous Opportunity": Glenalvin J. Claudy, C. H., 212, 237-8. Goodridge and Early Photography in York, Coal, anthracite, 361-83. Pennsylvania' by John V.Jezierski, 310-32. Coal mining, 361-83. Darrah, William C., 324, 326. Coburn, Alvin Langdon, 232, 252. Davies, Joseph, 376. Cockfighting, 476-7. Davis, Allen E, 125-6. Coffee, Rudolph, 389. Davis, Charles Henry, 235. Cohen, Lizabeth, 291-2. Day, E Holland, 181-2, 214, 227, 232. Coles, James, 389. Debs, Eugene, 393. Colliery Engineers, 365. de Crevecoeur, Hector St. John, 42. Commercial photographers of Philadelphia, De Haes, Johannes, 11-12, 17, 20. 225. De Haes, Roeloff, 20. Commons, John, 384. de Hirsch, Maurice, 220. Commons, John R. and Associates, 519. DeKay, Jacob, 17. CD reviews, 431-33. DeKay, Tunis, 18. Cone, Andrew, 295. Delaware, 5-27. Consolidation Coal, 374. Delaware River Valley, 5-27, 56-101. Cooper, Jill E., "Keeping the Girls on the Line: Demachy, Robert, 243. The Medical Department and Women Denton, Daniel, 40. Workers at A T & T, 1913-1940", 490- Department of Mines, 374. 508. de Tocqueville, Alexis, 278. Coote, Richard, 19. de Vries, David, 30. Core, E. B. "Pop", 227, 230, 236. Dickinson, William Brown, 509. Cornelius, Robert, 208, 336. Dillwyn, George, 71. Couturier, Henri, 7. Dillwyn, Sarah, 71. 122 Pennsylvania History

Dilworth, Porter and Company, 522. Eggert, Gerald G., 551-2. Disease and Class: Tuberculosis and the Shaping Eickemeyer, Rudolf, Jr., 229, 232. of Modern North American Society by "Elias Goldensky: Wizard of Photography" by Georgina D. Feldberg, rev'd 115-116. Gary D. Saretzky, 207-72. DistinguishedDissenters and Opposition to the Elliot, J. Mitchel, 236. 1919-20 Red Scare by W. Anthony Ellis and Lessig Steel and Iron Company, 522. Gungarelly, rev'd 138-40. Ellis, William Shewell, 225, 236. Donaldson, John, 20. Elmira Iron and Steel Company, 522. Dongan, Thomas, 7-8. Eltringham, John, 365. Donnelly, Lu, 140-2. Emerson, J. M. and Company, 198-9. Donohoe, John P., 390. Emerson, Peter Henry, 184. Doty, Lucien, 394-5. The Empty Cradle:Infertility in America from Doutrich, Paul E., 555. Colonial Times to the Present by Margaret Drake, A. E. 199. Marsha and Wanda Ronner, rev'd 550-1. Drake, Edwin, 275. England, 29-30. Drake, John, 68. Engle, Horace, 300-309. Drinking, 28-55. English Anglicans, 57. Dubofsky, Melvyn, 528. Ephrata Cloister, 337. Dudley, Joseph, 16, 18. Ershkowitz, Herbert B., 118-19. Duhrkoop, Rudolph, 209, 238, 248. Essay exhibit and book review, 421-30. Dunlap, William, 5. Eugene, Frank, 232. Dunn, Michael, 310. Europe, 30. Duquesne (PA), 522. Europeans, 29. Duquesne Works, 515. Evans, Cadwallader, 373-4. Durham Furnace, 351. Evans, Israel, 93. Dutch, 40, 57. Evans and Seiling, 325. Dutch Reformed church, 8. Exhibit reviews, 578-9. Dwyer, John P., David L. Kirp, and Larry A. Export (PA), 386. Rosenthal, Our Town: Race, Housing, and the Soul ofSuburbia, rev'd 119-20. F Falk, Benjamin, 227, 230, 236. E Fayette county, 391. Eakins, Thomas, 273-4. Federal Procession of 1788, 465. Ealer, Peter, 84. Feehan, Francis, 387, 392. The Early Architecture of Western Pennsylvania Feldberg, Georgina D., Disease and Class: by Charles Morse Stotz, rev'd 105-7. Tuberculosis and the Shaping of Modern East Lebanon Iron Company, 522. North American Society, rev'd 115-16. Eastman (George) House, 254. Ferguson, E. Lee, 228. Easton (PA), 56-101. Fernandes, Valentim, 33. Eaton, S. J. M., 295. Films, 543-9. Economics in the Long Run: New Deal Theorists First Catholic Slovak Ladies' Union, 409. and Their Legacies, 1933-1993 by Fishburn, S. A., 537. Theodore Rosenof, 574-5. Fish, Nicholas, 91. Eddy Creek mine, 372. Fitch, John, 466, 477-82, 520. Eder, Joseph Maria, 342. Fitzpatrick, John, 411, 413. Edgar Thomson Steel Works, 513-14, 518-19. Fletcher, Benjamin, 18. Edgerton, Robert B., 44. Florence Kelley and the Nation's Work: The Rise Edict of Nantes, 8. of Womens PoliticalCulture, 1830-1900 by Edwards, David, 362. Kathryn Kish Sklar, rev'd 131-33. Eeckhoff, Jan, 32. Flynn, Marcy Silver, 354. Eelkes, Jacob, 30. Index to Volume 64 123

Flynn, Marcy Silver, "Amateur Experiences: George, Henry, 534-42. Julius Sachse and Photography," 333-48. George, HenryJr., 539. Fogelman, Aaron S., 107-8, 436-9. Gerardus, Philip, 29. Folmar, John Kent, 447-50. German-Americans, 94. Forat, Johan, 10-11, 20. German migration, 57. Forbath, William, 384. Germans, 58-9. Fort Christina, 31. Germantown Historical Society, 336. Fort Orange, 31. Germer, Adolph, 392. Foster, Joseph S., 127-9. Gibble, Patricia E., 434. Foster, William Z., 413-4. Gibbon, Edward, 195. Frampton, William, 33. Gibbons, Robert, 392. "Francis L. Cooper, Avocational Gibraltar Iron Works, 522. Photographer" by Jay Ruby, 174-92. Gillam, Mildred S. andJean Barth Toll, comps., Franklin, William, 70. Invisible Philadelphia:Community through Frantz, John B., 126-7. Voluntary Organizations, rev'd 126-7. Frazer, John Fries, 171-2. Gillespie, J. J., 201. Frazer, Persifor, 171-3. Gillette, Howard, Jr., Between Justice and The FredericksburgCampaign: Decision on the Beauty: Race, Planning, and the Failure of Rappahannock by Gary W Gallagher, ed., Urban Policy in Washington, D.C., rev'd rev'd 447-50. 136-8. Freeland (PA), 409. Gladstone, William, 526. Freeman family, 239. Glasgow, Walter, 370. Frick, Henry Clay, 391, 510, 524-5. Glassie, Henry, 296. From the Cannont Mouth: the Civil WarLetters Glendon Iron Company, 350. of GeneralAlpheus S. Williams by Milo M. Goddard, Paul Beck, 336. Quaife, rev'd 447-50. Goldberg, Nettie, 218. Front, Carol M., 354. Goldbert family, 218. Front, Carol M, "The Raymond E. Holland Goldensky, Abraham, 217-8. Regional & Industrial History Collection," Goldensky, Benjamin, 215-17. 349-53. Goldensky, Elias, Chestnut Street Studio, 207- Fuller, Linda K., "The Sporting Life in 72; early life of, 214-17; early work of, 220; Pennsylvania Caught on Celluloid," 543-9. early years in Philadelphia, 217-20; Furdek, Stefan, 409. photographs of, 207, 210, 213, 221-4, 226,234,239,241-2,244,246,249,251; G photography exhibitions, 206, 225-31, Gabry family, 7. 247, 252. Gale, Peter, 401. Goldensky family, 254. Gallagher, Gary W, ed., The Fredericksburg Goldensky, Henry, 218. Campaign: Decision on the Rappahannock, Goldensky, Milton, 223-30. rev'd 447-50. Goldman, Emma, 413. Gallman, J. Matthew, 570-1. Goldmark, Josephine, 490. Gamble, Vanessa Northington, Makinga Place Gompers, Samuel, 411-12. For Ourselves: The Black HospitalMovement Goodridge, Glenalvin, 310-32. 1920-1945, rev'd 452-3. Goodridge, Wallace, 325. Gansevoort, Harme, 45. Gordon, Alexander, 86. Garo, John, 238. Gordon, Lewis, 82-5. Gary, Elbert H., 412. Gordon, Robert B., American Iron 1607-1900, Gay, Samual, 365. rev'd 551-2. Gengarelly, W. Anthony, Distinguished Gordon, William, 86. Dissenters and Opposition to the 1919-20 Gorgas, J. R., 197. Red Scare, rev'd 138-40. Gorky, Maxim, 223. 124 Pennsylvania History

Goss, Charles, 44. Hermans, Augustine, 7. Gough, Robert J., 556-7. Hinds, Lynn Boyd, 133-4. Gow, Jan, 28, 31-2, 38, 41, 45, 48-9. Hinds, Lynn Boyd, Broadcasting the Local Grace, Fred, 401. News: The Early Years ofPittsburghKDKA- Gray, Alice, 39. 7V rev'd 140-2. Great Steel Strike of 1919, 410-14. Historical photography, 169-353. Greene, Jack, 57. Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 336-7. Greensburg (PA), 386, 389, 391, 401. "History Through Buildings: Introducing Greenwald, Maurine W and Margo Anderson, Undergraduates to Historical Research" by eds., PittsburghSurveyed: Social Science and Sally McMurry, 419-20. Social Reform in the Early Twentieth Hoffecker, Carol E. et al., eds., New Sweden Century, rev'd 575-7. in America, rev'd 438-40. Grenewalt, Jacob, 87. Holden, Alfred, 236. Grevette, Joe, 401. Holding the Line: The Telephone in Old Order Grizzard, Frank and Philander Chase, eds., The Mennonite and Amish Life by Diane Papers of George Washington: 13 August - Zimmerman Umble, rev'd 571-2. 20 October 1776, Volume 6, rev'd 557-9. Holland Collection, 352. Groenenborch, Constantinus, 32. Holland, Raymond E., 349-53. Groome, Peter, 46. Holley, Alexander, 519. Gross, Kali Nicole, 434. Holmes, Oliver Wendell, 208, 283. Grovendyke, Peter, 7. Homer, William Innes, 228. Guggenheim, Daniel, 231. Homestead (PA), 1892 steel strike of, 415. Gutchess, Alan D., 434. Homestead (PA) steel mill, 509-33. Gutekunst, Frederick, 208, 217-8. "Homestead in Context: Andrew Carnegie and Gutman, Herbert, 384. the Decline of the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers" by H Jonathan Rees, 509-33. Halliwell, Richard, 20. Hoods and Shirts: The Extreme Right in Hall, Van Beck, 113-4, 562-3. Pennsylvania, 1925-1950by Philip Jenkins, Hamburg Rolling Mill Company, 522. rev'd 573-4. Hamilton, A. R, 392. Horsmanden, Daniel, 43. Hamilton, Alexander, 35-7, 44. Hubbard, Elbert, 212. Hancock, Harold B., 60. Hudson Coal, 371-3. Harrington, Dan, 377-8. Hudson's Collieries, 377. Harris, G. W, 236. Huff, George, 404. Harrison, William Henry, 195. Hughson, John, 38, 41-2. Hartmann, Sadakichi, 227, 231-2, 236, 252-3. Hull, Roger, 232. Haslett, William, 68. Hunt, John, 75, 81. Hawthorne Studios, 502-3. Hurrell, George, 247. Hayes, Frank, 387, 392. Hutchins, John, 35. Hazelton (PA), 408. Hutchinson, Thomas, 5. Hearn, Chester G., Six Years of Hell: Harpers Ferry Duringthe Civil War, rev'd 569-70. I Hemingway, William, 365. "Identity and Revolution: Everyday Life and Henisch, Bridget, 354. Crisis in Three Delaware River Towns" by Henisch, Heinz, 354. Liam Riordan, 56-101. Henisch, H. K. and B. A., "John E Nice of "If you will not drink with me, you must fight Williamsport", 204-5. with me: The Sociology of Drinking in the Hennen, John C., TheAmericanization ofjWest Middle Colonies", byJessica Kross, 28-55. Virginia: Creating A Modern Industrial Ilisevich, Robert D., 116-17. State, 1916-1925, rev'd 113-14. Illinois Steel Company, 515, 523. Index to Volume 64 125

"Images of Common Wealth", by Linda A. Jordan, Terry, 279. Ries, 169-70. Journey From Jerusalem: An Illustrated Imber, Naphtali Herz, 222. Introduction to Erie's African American Immigrants, 366. History, 1795-1995 by Sarah S. Thompson, Indians, 89. rev'd 567-8. Ingoldsby, Richard, 17. Journeymen, 468. International Centennial Exposition, 336. Juniata county, 185, 187. International Exhibition of Photography in 1.886, 208. K Invisible Philadelphia: Community through Kachlein, Peter, 87. Voluntary Organizationsby Jean Barth Toll Kammen, Michael, The Lively Arts: Gilbert and Mildred S. Gillam, comps., eds., rev'd Seldes and the Transformation of Cultural 126-7. Criticism, rev'd 133-34. Iowa Barb Wire Company, 522. Karelin, Andrei Osipovich, 217. Kassebier, Gertrude, 181, 225, 232. J Kasson, John, 290. Jackson, William Henry, 252. Kaylor, Earl C., Jr., Martin Grove Brumbaugh: James Buchanan and the American Empire by A Pennsylvanian's Odyssey from Sainted Frederick Moore Binder, rev'd 116-17. Schoolman to Bedeviled World War I James Buchanan and thePolitical Crisis ofthe 1850s Governor, 1862-1930, rev'd 130-1. by Michael J. Birkner, ed., rev'd 566-7. Kazinczy, Adalbert, 414. James II, King, 5, 9, 19. "Keeping the Girls on the Line: the Medical Jamison Coal and Coke company, 3386,401 - Department and Women Workers at A T 2, 404. & T. 1913-1940", by Jill E. Cooper, 490- Jamison, John, 403-4. 508. Jans, Hilletje, 39. Keiley, Joseph, 228-9. Janssen, Harman, 32. Kellerman, Annette, 245. Janvier, Meredith, 236. Keller, Ulrich, 212. Jardini, David, 528. Kelley, Randolph M., 569-70. Jenkins, Daniel, 395, 397. Ketterer, David, ed., Charles Heber Clark: A Jenkins, Philip, 138-40. Family Memoir. The Autobiography of the Jenkins, Philip, Hoods andShirts: The Extreme American Humorist "Max Adeler ', rev'd Right in Pennsylvania, 1925-1950, rev'd 118-19. 573-4. Keystone Coal & Coke Company, 385-6,394. Jennings, Francis, Benjamin Franklin: The Kieft, William, 30. Mask and the Man, rev'd 553-5. Kirche zwischen zwei Welten: Die Jerdan, William, 195. Obrigkeitsproblematik bei HeinrichMelchior Jermyn Colliery, 371-2. Muhlenberg und die Kirchengrundrungter Jews, 214, 217. deutschen Lutheraner in Pennsylvania by Jezierski, John V., 354. Thomas J. Muller, rev'd 436-39. Jezierski, John V., ' "Dangerous Opportunity": Kirp, David L., John P. Dwyer, and Larry A. Glenalvin J. Goodridge and Early Rosenthal, Our Town: Race, Housing, and Photography in York, Pennsylvania,' 310-32. the Soul ofSuburbia, rev'd 119-20. Jim Thorpe (PA), 289. Kleiner, John W and Helmut T Lehman, The "John F.Nice of Williamsport" by H. K. and Correspondence of Heinrich Melchior B. A. Henisch, 204-5. Mublenberg, rev'd 107-8. Johnson, Samuel, 412. Knight, Sarah Kemble, 35, 39. Johns, Walter, 295. Knights of Labor, 391- 516. Jones, Howard Mumford, 284. Koch, Otto Ernst, 39, 46. Jones, Mary, 393. Koelman, Jacobus, 8. Jones, William R., 512. 126 Pennsylvania History

Kramer, Lloyd, Lafayette in Two Worlds: Public Lewis, John L., 404. Cultures andPersonal Identities in an Age of Lewis Mumford and Patrick Geddes: The Revolutions, rev'd 561-2. Correspondenceby Frank G. Novak, Jr., ed., Krause, Paul, 415, 509, 517. rev'd 135-6. Kross, Jessica, "If you will not drink with me, Lewis, Peirce, 296. you must fight with me: The Sociology of Lewis, T. L., 392. Drinking in the Middle Colonies", 28-55. Leybeck, Peter, 399. Kubey, Louis, 236. Libraries, first in America, 514. Kuebler, William J. Jr., 217. Library of Congress, 336. Lipp, Albert E., 236. L The Lively Arts: Gilbert Seldes and the Labor, females in, 490-508. Transformation of Cultural Criticism by Lackawanna county, 361, 366, 369. Michael Kammen, rev'd 133-4. Ladies Pennsylvania Slovak Catholic Union, Livermore, Daniel, 92. 409. Livingston, Philip, 37. Lafayette in Two Worlds: Public Cultures and Lloyd, Phoebe, 421-30. PersonalIdentities in an Age of Revolutions Lloyd,Thomas,9, 12-13, 15, 17,19. by Lloyd Kramer, rev'd 561-2. Lochiel Iron Company, 522. Lancaster County Historical Society, 336. Locust Coal Company, 378. Land Use in Early New Jersey, A Historical Longstreet'sAide: The Civil War Letters ofMajor Geography by Peter 0. Wacker and Paul G. Thomasj GoreebyThomas W Cutter, ed., E. Clemens, rev'd 440-1. rev'd 447-50. Lane, Roger, Murder in America: A History, Loockerman, Jacob, 20. rev'd 549-50. Loockerman, Nicholas, 20. Langenheim brothers, 208. Looney, J. Jefferson, John Catanzariti, Eugene Larison, John, 45. R. Sheridan, Elizabeth Peters Blazejewski, Larison, Mary, 45. and Jean-Yves M. Le Saux, eds., The Papers Latimer, James William, 322. of ThomasJefferson, Volume 26, rev'd 127-9. Latrobe (PA), 389. Lords of Trade and Plantations, 5, 18. Latrobe Coal and Coke Company, 386. Louisiana Purchase Exposition, 231. Laurvik, John Nilsen, 237. Louis XIV, King, 8. Lawrence, Jonathan, 71. Lovelace, Francis, 40. Lebanon Iron Company, 522. Lovelace, William, 40. Lebanon Rolling Mill, 522. Luzerne county, 361. Ledlie, Andrew, 86. Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company, 289, M 374. MacAndrew, Craig, 44. Lehmann, Helmut T and John W. Kleiner, MacDonald, Pirie, 227, 230, 236, 238. The Correspondence of Heinrich Melchior Mackraby, Alexander, 48. Muhlenberg, rev'd 107-8. Making a Place For Ourselves: The Black Leibold, Cheryl, 273-4, 354. HospitalMovement 1920-1945 by Vanessa Leisler, Jacob, 5-27. Northington Gamble, rev'd 452-3. Leos, Edward, 355. Malcolmson, Robert W, 29. Leos, Edward, "Miffin and Engle: The Painter Mamatey, Albert, 413. and the Practitioner", 300-309. Manson, Melville, 502. Le Saux, Jean-Yves M., John Catanzariti, Marcus, Irwin M., 573-4. Eugene R. Sheridan, J. Jefferson Looney, Marietta (PA), 307. Elizabeth Peters Blazejewski, eds., The Markham, William, 17, 19. Papersof Thomas Jefferson, Volume 26, rev'd Markowitz, Gerald, 490. 127-9. Marsh, Margaret, 115-16. Levers, Robert, 84, 86, 92. Index to Volume 64 127

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New England Bell, 496. The Papersof ThomasJefferson (Volume 26) by Newhall, Beaumont, 252. John Catanzariti, Eugene R. Sheridan, J. News and announcements, 434-5. Jefferson Looney, Elizabeth Peters New Sweden in America by Carol E. Hoffecker Blazejewski, and Jean-Yves M. Le Saux, et al., eds., rev'd 439-40. eds., rev'd 127-9. New York, 28. Parlow, Kathleen, 210-11. New York (NY), 17, 35. Patterson, Samuel, 61,65. Niagara Falls (NY), 287-9. Paulet, Charles, 16. Niblet, Thomas, 41. The Peale Family. Creation of a Legacy 1770- Nice, John F., 204-5. 1870, rev'd 421-30. Nicholson, Francis, 10, 16. Pearce, H. H., 230. Nicolls, William, 18. Pemberton, Israel, Jr., 42. Noble, John, 495. Pencak, William, 553-5, 578-9. Nodes, Thomas, 69. Pencoyd Iron and Steel Company, 522. Noe, Kenneth W, 445-6. Pendleton, Philip E., Oley Valley Heritage, The Norris-LaGuardia Act, 404. Colonial Years: 1700-1775, rev'd 108-10. Norristown Iron Works, 522. Penn Gas Coal Company, 386,402. Northampton county, 82-3, 85. Penn, Richard, 60. Novak, Frank G. Jr., ed., Lewis Mumford and Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, 174, Patrick Geddes: The Correspondence, rev'd 208, 227-8, 273, 341. 135-6. Pennsylvania Coal Company, 368, 276. Pennsylvania Federation of Historical 0 Societies, 337. O'Bannon, Patrick, 108-10. Pennsylvania Photographers Association, 225. O'Connell, L. A., 389. Pennsylvania Slovak Catholic Union, 409. Odell, Ann, 76-7. Pennsylvania State Archives, 336. Odell, Jonathan, 70-1, 78-81. Pennsylvania State Police, 397. Ohl, Michael, 87. Pennsylvania Steel Company, 522. Oil Creek Valley, 275,277-8,280-2,285,290- Penn, William, 5-27, 33. 1, 293, 296-7. "The Perils of Mining Anthracite: Regulation, Oil drilling, 275-99. Technology and Safety, 1870-1945", by Oley Valley Heritage, The ColonialYears: 1700- Mark Aldrich, 361-83. 1775 by Philip E. Pendleton, rev'd 108- Perkins, Jacob, 472, 474-5. 10. Perlman, Selig, 384. Opacich, Mike, 400. Pfeffer, Paula F., A Philip Randolph, Pioneerof Our Town: Race, Housing, and the Soul of the Civil Rights Movement, rev'd 454-5. Suburbiaby David L. Kirp, John P.Dwyer, Phelps Dodge, 373-4. and Larry A. Rosenthal, rev'd 119-20. Philadelphia, 16-17, 19, 30, 33-5, 37, 174, Ozotypes, 231-2. 465-89, 499, 545-6. Philadelphia Hospital, 484. P PhiladelphiaInquirer, 181-2. Paige, Blanchard P., 313-14. Philadelphia Museum of Art, 345. Panzer, Mary, 338. Phillips, Henry C., 238. The PapersofAndrew johnson (Volume 12) by Phillips, Ryland W, 225, 227, 233-4, 236-8. Paul H. Bergeron, ed., rev'd 129-30. Phips, William, 19. The Papers ofGeorge Washington: Revolutionaty Photographers Society of America, 209, 225, War Series (Volume 6) by Philander Chase 238. and Frank Grizzard, rev'd 557-9. Photographic Society of Philadelphia, 208, The Papers ofGeorge Washington: Revolutionary 225, 228-9, 336-7, 341, 343. War Series (Volume 7) by Dorothy Twohig and Philander D. Chase, eds., rev'd 557-9. Index to Volume 64 129

Photography, gum prints, 240-5, 247; halftone R reproductions, 182; history of, 169-353; Raitz, Karl, ed., The NationalRoad, rev'd 563-5. in Philadelphia, 208-14; 333-48; nude Rappaport, George D., Stability and Change studies, 245-7; relative to oil boom, 275- in Revolutionary Pennsylvania: Banking, 99; women in, 196-7. Politics, and Social Structure, rev'd 559-61. "Pioneer Photographers in Pittsburgh, Rau, William H., 182, 236. Pennsylvania" by Thomas M. Weprich, "The Raymond E. Holland Regional & 193-203. Industrial History Collection" by Carol M. Pirhalla, A. J., 411. Front, 349-53. Pittsburgh, 200, 519, 544, 546; iron works Read, George, 65, 69. in, 522. Reading (PA), 544. PittsburghSurveyed: Social Science and Social "Recasting the Unalterable Order of Nature: Reform in the Early Twentieth Century by Photography and the First Oil Boom" by Maurine W. Greenwald and Margo Brian Black, 275-99. Anderson, eds., rev'd 575-7. Redeeming the Republic: Federalists, Taxation, Pitts, Terence, 208. andthe Originsofthe Constitutionby Roger Plowman, Mathew, 17. H. Brown, rev'd 111-12. Plymouth (MA), 30. Redfield, Robert S., 186, 228-9. A PoliticianGoes to War: The Civil War Letters Rees, Jonathan, "Homestead in Context: ofJohn White Geary by William Alan Blair, Andrew Carnegie and the Decline of the ed., rev'd 445-6. Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel PopularizingPennsylvania:Henry W Shoemaker Workers", 509-33. and the Progressive Uses of Folklore and The Reformation, 8. History by Simon J. Bronner, rev'd 123-4. Reformed faith, 11. Port Act of 1774, 60. Rehn, Isaac, 208. Porter, William Southgate, 200-1. Reid, John G., 439-40. Potter, Cuthbert, 17. Reinhart, Joseph, 313. Pottsville Iron and Steel Company, 522. Remer, Rosalind, Printersand Men of Capital: Presbyterians, 69, 94; Scots-Irish, 57-8. PhiladelphiaBook Publishers in the New Price-Pancost Coal, 371. Republican, rev'd 562-3. Price, Walter L., 233. Renomeno, Paul, 399. Prince of Orange, 9. Resardo, John, 401. Prins, Willem Jansz, 44. Revolutionary Brotherhood:Freemasonry and the Printersand Men ofCapital: Philadelphia Book Transformation oftheAmerican Social Order, Publishersin the New Republic by Rosalind 1730-1840 by Steven C. Bullock, rev'd Remer, rev'd 562-3. 556-7. Proceedings of the Sixth Annual Conference on Ries, Linda A., 355. the History of Northeastern Pennsylvania: Ries, Linda A., "Images of Common Wealth", The Last 100 Years, rev'd 4 50-2. 169-70. Professional Photographers Association of Rinehart, Frank, 230. Pennsylvania, 250. Riordan, Liam, "Identity and Revolution: Puritans, 10. Everyday Life and Crisis in Three Delaware River Towns," 56-101 . Q Ritchie, Robert, 20. Quaife, Milo M., From the CannonS Mouth: Riverside Iron Company, 522. the Civil War Letters of GeneralAlpheus S. Rodenburg, Elizabeth, 20. Williams, rev'd 447-50. Roderick, James, 366, 370. Quakers, 8-14, 17-20, 39,43,47,57-9,74-6, Rodgers, Howard, 182. 81, 94. Rodney, Caesar, 65-6. Rodney, Thomas, 65, 75. Rohlfs, Charles, 236. .130 Pennsylvania History

Roman Catholics, 14. Schultz, Ronald, 111-12. Romer, Grant, 254. Schuylkill county, 361-2. Romme family, 38. Schuyler, David L., Apostle of Taste: Andrew Ronner, Wanda and Margaret Marsh, The Jackson Downing, 1815-1852, rev'd 565-6. Empty Cradle: Infertility in America from Schwab, Charles, 517. Colonial Times to the Present, rev'd 550-1. Scots-Irish, 82. Root, Marcus Aurelius, 171-3. Sellers, Coleman, 472. Rorabaugh, W J., 28, 485. Serle, Ambrose, 66-7. Rorabaugh, William, 48. Seventh Day Baptist Brethren, 335. Rosenblum, Naomi, 232. Sheridan, Eugene R., John Catanzariti, J. Rosenof, Theodore, Economics in the LongRun: Jefferson Looney, Elizabeth Peters New Deal Theorists and Their Legacies, Blazejewski, and Jean-Ives M. Le Saux, eds., 1933-1993, revd 574-5. The Papersof Thomas Jefferson (Volume 26), Rosenthal, Larry A., David L. Kirp, and John rev'd 127-9. P. Dwyer, Our Town: Race, Housing, and Shields, John E., 389, 394, 398-400. the Soul ofSuburbia, rev'd 119-20. Shields, Matthew, 371-2. Rosenzweig, Linda W, 550-1. Shippen, Edward Jr., 60. Rosner, David, 490. Shoemaker, Samuel, 91. Ross, Aeneas, 67. Shute, Samuel M., 92. Rosswurm, Steve, 431-33. Silver, Christopher, 136-8. Rotter, Andrew S., 434. Simons, Montgomery, 320. Rovnianek, P.V., 409. Simons, William M., 571-2. Ruby, Jay C., 355. Singer, Nimick and Company, 522. Ruby, Jay, "Francis L. Cooper, Avocational Sipley, Louis Walton, 230, 250, 252. Photographer", 174-92. Sitgreaves, Samuel, 83. Ruck, Rob, 575-7. Six Years ofHell: HarpersFerry Duringthe Civil Ruffner, John, 402. War by Chester G. Hearn, rev'd 569-70. Rush, Benjamin, 483. Sklar, Kathryn Kish, Florence Kelley and the Rushlander, Michael Augustus, 434. Nations Work: The Rise ofWomens Political Russia, 214. Culture, 1830-1900, rev'd 131-3. Sladkin, Eleanor, 235. S Slaughter, Thomas, ed., William Bartram: Sachse, John Henry Frederick, 336. Travels and Other Writings, rev'd 555. Sachse, Julius Friedrich, 333-48; photographs Slavery, 28-55, 64. by, 335, 338, 344, 346. Slaves, 37-8, 57; Jack, 41; "Richmond", 65; Safety, mining, 361-83. "Port Royal", 65; Sandy, 41; Sarah, 41. St. Andrew's Society, 82. Sloughter, Henry, 16, 18. Saint Clair Coal Company, 378. Slovak-American newspapers, 410-15. Salon Club of America, 225, 229. "Slovak-Americans in the Great Steel Strike" Santos, Manuel, 254. by M. Mark Stolarik, 407-18. Saposs, David, 413. Slovak Evangelical Union, 409. Saretzky, Gary D., 355. Slovak Roman Catholic church, 408. Saretsky, Gary D., "Elias Goldensky: Wizard Slovaks, 407-18. of Photography," 207-72. Slovak Workers' Society, 409. Sawyer, Jeffrey K., 561-2. Slovak Wreath of the Free eagle, 409. Schaltenbrand, Phil, Stoneware ofSouthwestern Smith, A., 196-7. Pennsylvania, rev'd 121-23. Smith, Christian, 69. Schlank, Eleanor, 215. Smith, E. G., 399. Schlereth, Thomas, 292. Smith, Eric Ledell, 452-3, 567-8. Schlup, Leonard, 130-1. Smith, W Wayne, 566-7. Schmultzer, F. M., 365. Smith, Jan, 32. Index to Volume 64 131

Socialist party, 392-3, 409. T Society of Amateur Photographers of New Taggart and Howells Rolling Mill, 522. York, 341. Talbot, Charles, 16. "Songs for Political Action: Folk Music, Talbot, William Fox, 195. Topical Songs, and the American Left, Taney Detective Agency, 398-9. 1926-1953", CD rev'd 431-3. Taney, W J., 400. Sons of Vulcan, 516. Tatham, John, 11-12. Sorgh, Henrick, work of, 38. Taylor, James, 86. Spang, Chalfant and Company, 522. Tead, Ordway, 502. Spiegel, J. R., 395. Teunise, Jurian, 28, 31-2. "The Sporting Life in Pennsylvania Caught on Theosophist Society, 216. Celluloid" by Linda K. Fuller, 543-9. "Thomas Eakins, Photographer" by Cheryl Stability and Change in Revolutionary Leibold, 273-4. Pennsylvania: Banking, Politics, and Social "Thomas Moran," National Gallery of Art, Structure by George D. Rappaport, rev'd rev'd 578-9. 559-61. Thompson, Sarah S., Journey FromJerusalem: Stainislaus, Richard, 434. An Illustrated Introduction to Eries African Stede, Edwin, 15. American History, 1795-1995, rev'd 567-8. Steichen, Edward, 232, 252. Thomson, Edgar, 516-7. Steiglitz, Alfred, 174, 181, 185, 227,229-30, Tilton, James, 69-70. 237, 252, 342. "toassert our Right before it be quite lost': Stein, Simon L., 230. The Leisler Rebellion in the Delaware River Stewart, Ethelbert, 494. Valley" by David William Voorhees, 5-27. Stickley, Gustav, 212, 214. Todd, E Dundas, 230. Stinson, John C., 313-4. "To Drown the Ills That Discompose the Stirling, Edmund, 343. Mind:" Care, Leisure, and Identity Among Stokowski, Leopold, 247, 249. Philadelphia Artisans and Workers, 1785- Stolarik, M. Mark, "Slovak-Americans in the 1840' by Ric Northrup Caric, 465-89. Great Steel Strike," 407-18. Toll, Jean Barth and Mildred S. Gillam, Stone, Katherine, 519. comps., eds., Invisible Philadelphia: Stoneware ofSouthwestern Pennsylvania by Phil Community through Voluntary Organ- Schaltenbrand, rev'd 121-23. izations, rev'd 126-7. Story of the Century: The Borough of State Tolstoy, Leo, 534-42. College, Pennsylvania by Jo Chesworth, "Tolstoy's Georgist Spiritual Political Economy rev'd 142-4. (1897-1910)" byKenneth C.Wenzer, 534-42. Stotz, Charles Morse, The Early Architecture Tolstoy, Tatiana, 538-9. of Western Pennsylvania, rev'd 105-7. Towles, C. O., 238. Strauss, Julius C., 229-31. Townshend Act in 1768, 60. Streator (IL), 408. Trachtenberg, Alan, 285. Streeper, Frank, 186-7. Traill, Robert, 83. Streit, Christian, 86. Traveling Exhibit: Philadelphia Museum of The Strength ofa People: The Idea ofan Informed Art, rev'd 421-30. Citizenry in America, 1650-1870 by Treese, Lorett, Valley Forge: Making and Richard D. Brown, rev'd 112-13. Remaking a NationalSymbol, rev'd 441-3. Strom, Sharon, 503. Trenchard, John, 19. Strycker, Jacob, 46. Troth, Henry, 187. Stuyvesant, Petrus, 6, 30. Trusilo, Sharon, 519. Susquehanna Collieries, 371, 374. Tuan, Yi-Fu, 292. Susquehanna River, 307. Turner, Victor, 292. Swedes, 57. Tuscarora Creek, 185-6. Switzerland, 8. Tusek (Priest), 389, 399. 132 Pennsylvania History

Twohig, Dorothy and Mark A. Mastromarino, Wallace, Anthony F. C., 279-80. eds., The Papers of George Washington: Wallace, Paul, 305. Revolutionary War Series (Volume 5), rev'd Wallach, Bret, 278-9. 557-9. Wall, Ellen, 45. Twohig, Dorothy and Philander D. Chase, Wall, Joseph Frazier, 511. eds., The Papers of George Washington: Waln, Robert, 469. Revolutionary War Series (Volume 7), rev'd Ward, "Captain", 195-6. 557-9. Watson, John, 66, 68. "Two Marcus Root Daguerreotypes" by Sarah Weatherwax, Sarah J., 355. J. Weatherwax, 171-3. Weatherwax, Sarah J., "Two Marcus Root Daguerreotypes", 171-3. U Webber, Wolpher, 44. Umble, Diane Zimmerman, Holding the Line: Weible, Robert, 441-3. The Telephone in Old OrderMennonite and Weihe, William, 528. Amish Life, rev'd 571-2. Weil, Mathilde, 232. Union Hotel, 469. Welshmen, 521. United Mine Workers, 370-1, 377, 384, 387, Wennix, Jan Baptist, 187. 389, 391-3, 404-5. Wenzer, Kenneth C., "Tolstoy's Georgist U. S. Bureau of Mines, 373-4, 377-8. Spiritual Political Economy (1897-1910), United States Steel, 509. 534-42. Weprich, Thomas M., 355. V Western Electric, 496. Vacca, Lynn, 435, 450-2. West India Company, 29-31. Vail, Theodore, 491. Westmoreland Coal Company, 386, 399. Valley Forge:MakingandRemakinga National Westmoreland county, 385-93, 397-8, 403. Symbol by Lorett Treese, rev'd 441-3. Whigs, 19. van Bylvelt, Heyndrick, 32. Whistler, James, 209. Van Horne, John C. and Jean Fagan Yellin, White, Clarence, 232. eds., The Abolitionist Sisterhood: Womenr White, John, 11, 392. Political Culture in Antebellum America, White, Richard, 279. rev'd 443-55. Wigdon, Thomas, 83. Van Horn, W. D., 392. Wilkeson, John, 44. van Leyden, Jan, 44. William Bartram: Travels and Other Writings van Ostade, Adriaen, work of, 38. by Thomas Slaughter, ed., rev'd 555. Van Rensselaer, Nicholas, 8. Williams, G. M., 366. Van Twiller, Wouter, 30. Williams, Gwilym, 365. Vaughton, Michael, 20. Williams, J. T., 319, 325. Visit, Stephen, 372. William III, King, 18-19. Voetius, Gybertus, 8. Williams, T. M., 365. Voight, Henry, 478. Willis, J. A., 401. Voorhees, David William, " 'to assert our Right Wolff, Leon, 511. before it be quite lost': The Leisler Wolley, Charles, 40-41. Rebellion in the Delaware River Valley", Wonce, Joe, 401. 5-27. Wood, Otis F., 182. "Worker Solidarity, Judicial Oppression, and W Police Repression in the Westmoreland Wacker, Peter 0. and Paul G. E. Clemens, County, Pennsylvania Coal Miner's Strike, Land Use in Early New Jersey,A Historical 1910-1911 " by Judith McDonough, 384- Geography, rev'd 440-1. 406. Waldrep, Christopher, 549-50. Workingmen's Benevolent Association, 362. Walker, John, 392. Workmen's compensation, 371. Index to Volume 64 133

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The Pennsylvania Historical Association meets Oct. 16 and 17, 1998 at Muhlenberg College in Allentown. Members of the Association will receive programs in due course. Others please contact Prof Edwin Baldridge, History Dept., Muhlenberg College, Allentown, PA 18104.

The Capitol Preservation Committee, Rm. 30, Capitol Annex Building, Harrisburg, PA 17120, is about to restore some 400 mosaics on the main floor of the building. Created by Henry Mercer, these are mas- terpieces of folk art. Donations are welcome.

The editor is sorry to note that the PHA's Business Secretary, Leroy "Skip" Toddes is retiring later this spring. Skip was always easy to work with, extremely conscientious, and did Herculean service in distributing our journals and pamphlets and keeping track of about half our affairs. (Treasurer Robert Blackson, a financial wizard, handles the other half) Fortunately, Professor John Frantz of Penn State has agreed to serve as Business Secretary, which will consolidate the PHAs business and editori- al offices in the History Department at Penn State.

The Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania announces a conference entitled "Manufacturing, Marketing, and Meaning: Glass in American Life," to be held on November 13-14, 1998 at the Senator John Heinz Pittsburgh Regional History Center. The keynote address will be given by Dr. Charles Venable, Chief Curator, Dallas Museum of Art. Please send six copies of proposals (maximum length 250 words) to Dr. Elizabeth Watkins, Senior Historian, HSWP, 1212 Smallman Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15222 by May 15, 1998. Include name, address, telephone number, fax number, and position held. z

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