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Abolition Society of accepts Ames, Fisher, 164 Missouri Compromise, 446, urges Negro Ammon, Harry, rev of Buel's Secwtng the education, 447, 448, 458 Revolution . . , 267-268 Abolitionism, 77-78, affect of on Negroes, 460 Ammons, Elias, attacks Pinchot, 369-377 Academy of Music, Phila. Central High Anatomy, lectures on at Pa. Academy, 495- graduation at, 504, /ouaves drill at, 503 497 Academy of Natural Sciences, 236 Anderson, James, 47 Acheson, Dean, 299 Anderson, Jay Allan, rev. of Dorson's Folk- Adams, Dr., 63 lore and Folkhfe, an Introduction, n 9-120 Adams, John, 148, 169, on Swanwick, 165 Anderson, Maj. Robert, 497, 499, 500 Adams, Thomas R., rev. of Smith's English Anderson, William H., 526, 527 Defenders of American Freedoms, 1774- "Andrew W. Mellon, The Reluctant Candi- 1778, 117-118 date," by Lawrence L. Munay, 511—531 African Methodist Episcopal Church, Steel- Andrews, Wayne, Architecture tn New Eng- ton, 200, 205 land, rev., 548-549 Age, Francis J. Grund as editor of, 481 Anglo-African, 85 Agriculture Department, gains control of Anglo-Saxon Federation of America, 316,317 forests, 367 Ann RoyaWs U. S. A., by James, rev., 273- Ahlstrom, Sydney E., A Religious History of 275 the American People, rev., 407-408 Antislavery movement, militancy of Seward, Albany Hotel, Denver, 374, 376 189 Alcoa, 526 Apfelbaum, Earl P. L., rev. of Fuller's The Ale, duties on, 23, 29 American Mail. . ., 272-273 Allen, Mary Budd, S9n Aram, William H. M., 504, 505 Allen, William (1704-1780), 14, assists Ed. Architecture tn New England: A Photographic Shippen, 59, 60; comments on Isaac History, by Andrews, rev., 548-549 Norns, II, 17, describes Jos. Fox, 18 Arctic exploration, Doctor Kane . . ., by Aluminum Company of America, 520 Corner, rev., 276-278 Ambacher, Bruce, "George M. Dallas, Cuba Aristocracy in America (Grund), 465, 469 and the Election of 1856," 318-332 Armitt, Thomas, 26 American Colonization Society, 473 Art galleries, 491 American Forestry Association, 366 Asbury, John C., 227 American Institute of Public Opinion, 304 Ashby, Clifford, rev. of Wright's Fanny American Iron Company, 397, 402 Kemble and the Looely Land, 275-276 American Legion, Negro chapter, 202 Ashby, Turner, 336, 349 American I iberty League, 306 Asheton, William, 26 The American Mail: Enlarger of the Common Assembly, Pennsylvania (colonial) import Life, by Fuller, rev., 272-273 duties on slaves, 24-44 passim; powers of attacked by Seward, 189; Speakers, 6-7, Speakers of, 3-21 corruption of, 197 Assessors, countv, 49; duties of, 50 American Protective Association, at Steel- Astor, Vincent, 296 ton, 203 Atlantic Islands. Madeira, the Azores and the American Revolution British maps of, 538— Cape Verdes . . by Duncan, rev., 251-252 540; Development of a Revolutionary Men- Atlee, Samuel J., 47, 67, 68 tality, 540-541 Atlee, William, 67-71 American Silver, 1655-1825, in the Museum Atwater Kent Museum, Beale Exhibit, 486 of Fine Arts, Boston, by Buhler, rev., 545- Augustine Society, 45m 547 Aviation, Boake Carter on, 292 American Space: The Centennial Years, 1865— Ayers, Mary, 79 1876, by Jackson, rev., 278-279 Ayers, Thomas, 504 The Americans (Grund), 465, 468, 469 Azores, trade of, 251 557 558 INDEX October

Babcock, Edward V., 518 Bell, Tohn (1797-1869), parade for, 494 Bache, Benjamin Franklin, 167, 181 Bell, John (fl. 1902), 367 Bachman, Peter, in I ancaster politics, 68-73 Bell, John A., 519 Bailey & Co , Phila , 489 Bell, Phihdore S., 87n Bailor, \\ J , 203 Bellers, John, 434 Baker, Aaron, 361 Benezet, Anthony, 37, 38, 41 Baker, Jean H , The Politics of Continuity Benezet Hall, 85 • , rev , 555-556 Benezet Joint Stock Association, 85 Baker, Thomas, 103 Benjamin Franklin' 4 Biography m Hi* Own Baldwin, Abraham, 169 Words, Fleming, ed., rev., 261-262 Balloons, ascensions of, 141 Berean Manual Training and Industrial Bancroft, Samuel (1803-1891), 489, 490 School, 204 Bank of North America, 138, attempts Berean Presbyterian Church, Phila , 204 monopoly, 152, Swanwick's difficulties Bernays, Edward L., 293, 294 with, 151, Swanwick's investment in, 137, Bethel Church, Phila , 45172, 462 138 Bethlehem Steel Company imports Negroes Bank of Pennsylvania, role of Swanwick in, to Steelton, 200; purchases Penna Steel I5o,i52,i53,i54,i55 Co , 200 Bank of the , 1st, 146, 151 A Bibliography of American Children s Books Banking, Swanwick promotes, 150 Printed Prior to 1S21', by Welch, rev., Banneker Institute, 81, 8^, 85 426-427 Bardsley, John, 242 Bibliography of American Cookery Books, Baring Brothers, 179 1742-1r86o>, by Lowenstein, rev , 271-272 Barr, John, 46, 47, 48 Bickerstaffe, Isaac, 106 Barrow, Thomas C, rev. of Henretta's Biddle, Charles (1745-1821), 165 "Salutary Neglect" . . ., 126-127 Biddle, Charles J. (1819-1873) letter to Barton, Rev. Thomas, 63 G. M. Dallas, 343W, with Bucktail Regt., Baseball Negro teams, 86; night, 311 337,341,342 Bassett, Ebenezer, 79 Biddle, Edward (1738-1779), 20 Baths, Charles, 36 Bingham, William (1752-1804), 132, 404; Battis, F. C , 206 on Phila politics, 156, pro-British position Baumann, Roland M. ' John Swanwick of, 160 . . .," 131-182; rev. of Beeman's The Old Bird, James, 77 Dominion . . ., 265-267 Bird, James M., 454, 455W, 458, 459 Bayard, Gen. George D., 335, 347 Bispham, H C, 509 Beale, Albert Barnes, 485 Black, Frederick R., "The West Jersey Beale, Dr. Alonzo Potter, 485 Society, 1768-1784," 379-406 Beale, Clara S , 485, 502 Black, Jeanette DM rev. of Guthorn's British Beale, Daniel Steinmetz, 485 Maps of the American Revolution, 538-54° Beale, Edmund, 485, 487, 491, 499 Black Bondage m the North, by McManus, Beale, Edmund, Jr., 493 rev., 534-535 Beale, Edmund Denver, 485 Black Union Republican Club, Steelton, 201 Beale, Emilv, 485, 502 Black Warrior incident, 320 Beale, Henrv B , 485 Blackwell, Peter C. "... and the Negro Beale, Joseph Boggs, artist: diary of, 485-510; Community of Steelton," by John E. elected to Undine Barge Club, 502, ex- Bodnar, 199-209; publishes Steelton Press, hibits of drawings of, 486-487 205 Beale, Louise, 485, 502 Blue, Frederick J., The Free Soilers . . ., rev., Beale, Marie Louise (Mrs. Jos. B. Beale), 486 Beale, Dr. Stephen T., 485 Blunston, Samuel, 57 Beale, Dr. Stephen T., Jr., 485 Board of Education, Phila., 446 Beale, William, death of, 493 Board of Street Railway Presidents, 244 Bear, Samuel, 51, 72 Board of Trade (Lords Commissioners for Beck, James M., 230 Trade and Plantations), 40, 42, 43 Becker, George J., 510 Boat race, Fairmount, 493 Beckham, James, 61, 62, 63, 64 Bockelman, Wayne L., "Local Politics in Beckley, John James, 149, 167, 174, 181 Pre-Revolutionary Lancaster County," Beeman, Richard R , The Old Dominion . . ., 45-74 rev., 265-267 Bodnar, John E., "Peter C. Blackwell and Beer, duties on, 23, 29 the Negro Community of Steelton," 199- Bell, John (/7. 1760), 36 209 1973 INDEX 559 Boggs, Mrs. Joseph, 485 Burke, James F., 519 Bok, W. Curtis, 216, 217 Burnside, Gen. Ambrose, 338 Boker, George H., 340, 35:5 Burnside, James, 327 Bond, Dr. Phineas, 433 ^ Burr, Raymond J., 86, 87^ Bond, Dr. Thomas: foreign travels of, 434»; Business in American Life: A History, by and Pa. Hosp., 431 Cochran, rev., 268-271 Bonnin and Morris of . . ., by Butland, James, 399 Hood, rev., 412 Butler, Jon, 200 Bonynge, Robert, 377 Butler, William O., 472, 477 Bookbindings, early Am., 124 Boston, public education in, 444^ Bowers, John C, 76 Cabinet, U. S., Harding's choice of, 511-531 Bowseman, Mr., 63 Cadbury, Henry J., John Woolman in Eng- Boyd, Dr., 71 land, 1772, rev., 112 Bradford, William, 164 Cadwalader, John, rev. of Corner's Doctor Breckenridge, John, 3i6n Kane of the Arctic Sea, 176-17% Brewster, Benjamin, 233, 249 Caffery, Jefferson, 294 Bricks, for Phila. City Hall, 248 Calhoun, John C, 321 Briggs, Casper W., 486 Callahan, North: George Washington: Soldier The British-Americans: The Loyalist Exiles in and Man, rev., 412-413; rev. of Oliver's England, 1774-1789, by Norton, rev., 259- The Journal of Samuel Curwen, Loyalist, 261 British-Israel World Federation, 316 Cameron, Simon, 196, 352, 356, 359; and British Maps of the American Revolution, by Francis J. Grund, 474, 477, 478, 479 Guthorn, rev., 538-540 Cameron, Mrs. Simon, 359 Broadbent, Samuel, 489 Cameron Dragoons, 502 Broadcasters, career of Boake Carter, 287- Camp Curtin, Bucktail Regt. at, 335 317 Camp Philadelphia, Civil War, 502 Broadway Theater, Denver, 377 Campbell, Bishop J. P., 90 Brooke, John, King George III, rev., 258-259 Campbell, James, 319 Brown, David Paul, 500 Campbell, John (1705-1782), 4th Earl Brown, Ira V., rev. of McManus' Black Loudoun, 16 Bondage in the North, 534-53 *} Cape Verdes, trade of, 251 Brown, John (1800-1859), abolitionist, docu- Capital punishment, of slaves, 31 mentary study of, 553-555 Carborundum Corporation, 520 Brown, Wallace, rev. of Norton's The British Carey, Annie Taylor, 333, 334, 340 Americans . . ., 259-261 Carey, James, 181 Brown, William Wells, 461 n Carpenter, Emanuel, 61 Brown Palace Hotel, Denver, 370, 373 Carpenter, John, 50 Bruns, Roger A., rev. of Warch and Fanton's Carr, Wilbur J., 298, 299 John Brown, 553~555 Carroll, Kenneth L., rev. of Cadbury's John Bryce, James, 233 Woolman in England, 1772, 112 Buchanan, James, 318, 319, 324; and Ostend Carter, Beatrice Olive Richter (Mrs. Boake Manifesto, 322,330; relations of Francis J. Carter), 290 Grund with, 473-480 Carter, Boake: attacks labor, 305, 306; Bucktail Regiment. See 42nd Regt. attempts to deport, 308, 309; broadcast Buel, Richard, Jr., Securing the Revolution style of, 301; criticizes Roosevelt adminis- . . ., rev., 267-268 tration, 307-312; death of, 317; early life Buhler, Kathryn C, American Silver, 1655- of, 289-290; fear of communists, 300; 182s . . ., rev., 545-547 popularity of, 303, 304, 305; ". . . Radio's Bull Run, second battle of, 351, 353 Voice of Doom," by David H. Culbert, Bullitt, Orville H., For the President, Personal 287-317 and Secret. . ., rev., 422-424 Carter, Eileen, 290 Bullitt, William C, 216; and F. D. Roose- Carter, Gladys Sheleagh Boake, 290 velt, 422 Carter, Harold Thomas Henry. See Carter, Bumm, William, 235, 237 Boake Burd, James, 47, 56, 57; replaces Ed. Shippen Carter, Michale Boake, 290 as political leader, 66-74 Carter, Thomas, 289, 290 Burd, Sarah Shippen (Mrs. Jas. Burd), 66 Cary, John, rev. of Flexner's George Wash- Bureau of the Budget, 516 ington: Anguish and Farewell, 413-414 Burke, Edmund {fl. 1853), 477 Cass, Lewis, and Francis J. Grund, 471-480 560 INDEX October

Cassedy, James H., rev. of Rosenwaike's Ciarkson Hall, Phila., 448 Population History of City, Clay, Cassius M., 356 282-283 Clay, Henry, 186, 472; on Francis J. Grund, Cassell, Frank A., rev. of Pancake's Samuel 482 Smith and the Politics of Business, 1752- Cleanliness, 79 7^9,415-416 Clemson, James, 63 Cassey, Joseph, 76 Clemson, Thomas, 327 Casts, use of at Pa. Academy, 495 and Clerks, of law courts, S3J 56 passim Clinton, George (1739-1812), 401 Cattell, Samuel, 241 Clothier, Isaac, 204 Cattlemen, misuse of land, 363, 36$ Clymer, George, 139 Catto, Octavius V., 79, 86, 90, 463; as base- Coats, Abraham, i6yn ball player, 87 Cobb, Ho well, 321 CBS, Boake Carter and, 291-314 passim Cobbett, William, criticizes Swanwick, 141, Central High School, 485-510 passim; Civil 142, 151, 172, 180 War drilling at, 500; graduation cere- Cochran, Gifford A., 295, 296 monies of, 505; segregation ended at, 92 Cochran, Thomas, Business in American Chalmers, James, 36 Life; A History, rev., 268-271 Chambers, Rev. John, 505 Coffee, 143 Champagne, Roger J., rev. of Kammen's ed. Cole, Donald B., rev. of McFaul's The of Smith's A History of the Province of Politics of Jacksonian Finance, 417-418 New York, 112-114 College of Philadelphia, 138 Chancery court, 10 Collis, Charles, 238^, 241 Charles, Robert, 15 "Colonel of the Bucktails: Civil War Letters Charles Sumner School, 93 of Charles Frederick Taylor," ed. by Charter of Pa. (1682), role of Assembly, 4 Hobson and Shankman, 333-361 Charter of Pa. (1701), role of Assembly, 4 "Colonial American Playbills," by Edwin Chef Boy-Ar-Dee, 305, 317 Wolf 2nd, 99-106 Cherry trees, at Washington, D. C, 308 Colonial Trust Company, 519 Chesapeake Bay, French tobacco trade in, Colorado, Pinchot's conservation work in, 53Z-S34 362-368 Chess, 85 Columbia Broadcasting System. See CBS Chester, Colby M., 306, 311 Columbian Magazine, 141 Chester, T. Morris, 88 Comber and Sargent, 241, 242 Chester County, Pa., West Jersey Soc. lands Commentators. See Radio in, 382 Commissioners, county, 49; duties of, 50 Chew, Benjamin (1722-1810), 59, 385 Communists, views of Boake Carter on, 300 China, Phila. traders with, 145. See Porcelain Compromise of 1850, opposed by Seward, 186 The China Trade: Export Paintings, Furni- Concert Hall, Phila., 491, 493, 496, 508 ture, Silver, &? Other Objects, by Crossman, Congreve, William, 103 rev., 545 Connell, George, 236 Christ College, Cambridge, 289 Conner, Col. Morgan, 135 Christian Recorder, 89, gon Conservation, in Colorado, 362-368 Christmas Eve, celebration of in i860, 496 Constables, appointment of, 54 Cibber, Colley, 106 Constitution of Pa. (1776), 20, 138 Cibber, Susanna-Maria, 105 Continental Hotel, Phila.: Japanese embassy Cider, duties on, 23, 29 at, 492; Lincoln at, 498; Maj. Robt. C.I.O.j attacked by Boake Carter, 306 Anderson at, 500 Circuses, 507 Contractors, influence of in Phila. politics, City Dancing Assembly, Phila., 141 234 City Hall, Phila., siting of, 233-249 Cook, Joel, 504 City of Baltimore, steamship, 488 Cook, Richard Y., 504, 505 City Planning, in col. Va. and Md., 262 Cook books, 271 City Point, Va., truce boat at, 350 Cooke, Jay, on Francis J. Grund, 482 Civil rights, for Negroes, 90 Coombe, Thomas, 28 Civil War: letters of Chas. Fred. Taylor, Coon Hollow, Steelton, Pa., 199, 200 333-361; reaction to in Phila., Boggs Cooper, Henry A., 449 diary, 499~5io Cope, Nathaniel, 442 Clark, Thomas (J. 1771), 51 Cope, Porter F., 218» Clarke, Rev. Allured, 432, 434, 435, 436 Corner, George W., Doctor Kane of the Clarkson Day School, Phila., 458 Arctic Sea, rev., 276-278 1973 INDEX 561

Coroners, elections of, 46 Election of 1856," by Ambacher, 318-332; Corruption, in Phila. politics, 233-249 on A. Dudley Mann, 326; presidential hopes Coryell, Lewis, 330 of in 1856, 324-331; town meeting for, Cost of living, as campaign issue, 515 329 Cotton, Dr., 508 Daniel Webster and Jacksonian Democracy, Coughlin, Father, 288 by Nathans, rev., 550-551 Council of West Jersey Proprietors, 393^ Daniels, Samuel, 245 Courts of common pleas, 52 Darrah, William C., rev. of Newton and Courts of law, clerks of, 53 Sperry's A Quiet Boomtown: Jamison City, Courts of quarter sessions, 52, 54 Pa.,1889-1912, 122 Cox, Harold E., rev. of DeGraw's The Red Davies, Joseph E., 306, 312, 314 yarrow . . ., 424-426 Davis, Arthur Vining, 526 Cox, James A., 512 Davis, Elisha, 245, 246 Coxe, Dr. Daniel: lands of in Chester Davis, Elmer, 304 County, 382; land sale to West Jersey Davis, Jefferson: and Francis J. Grund, 476, Soc, 379 477; and Geo. M. Dallas, 328 Coxe, Daniel (1739-1826), 386, 387, 389; Davis, Norman H., 309, 310 becomes a Loyalist, 393n Davis, Dr. Thomas (J. i860), 497 Coxe, Robert D., 91 Davis, Thomas {fl. 1875), 91, 92 Coxe, William, 36 Davison, Kenneth E., The Presidency of Craig, Gordon A., rev. of Bullitt's For the Rutherford B. Hayes, rev., 421-422 President, Personal and Secret..., 422-424 Dawes, Charles Gates: and Harding, 513- Crawford, Gen. Samuel W., 339 527; defends his AEF record, 524 Crayons, 495 Dearborn, Henry, on Jay's Treaty, 172 Cricket, 490 DeBerdt, Dennis, 388,389,390,400,401,404 Crime, Negro involvement in, 450 Dechert, Robert (fl. 1870), 238, 239 Cripple Creek, 364, 366 Defense, against British aggression, 159 Cripple Creek Opera House, 366 DeGraw, Ronald, The Red Arrow . . ., rev., " 'Croak' Carter: Radio's Voice of Doom," 424-426 by David H. Culbert, 287-317 De Haas, John Philip, 63 Croghan, George, 6$, 66 The Delaware Indians, A History, by Wes- Crossley ratings, of Boake Carter, 303 lager, rev., 108-110 Crossman, Carl L., The China Trade . . ., Delaware Yacht Club, 290 rev., 545 "Delay and Neglect: Negro Public Educa- Crouthamel, James L., "Francis J. Grund as tion in Antebellum Philadelphia," by Political Chameleon," 465-484 Silcox, 444-464 Cuba: Am. plans to annex, 318-332 passim; Delhom, M. Mellanay, rev. of Hood's Bonnin visited by Philco dealers, 294 and Morris of Philadelphia . . .,412 Culbert, David H.," 'Croak' Carter: Radio's Democratic Party (Jacksonians): wins Phila. Voice of Doom," 287-317 election of 1933, 210-232; Young America Cumberland, Richard, 106 movement in, 320 Cumberland, Md., Bucktail Regt. at, 341- Democratic Republican Party (Jeffersoni- 342 ans), role of John Swanwick in, 131-182 Curry, Earl R., "Pennsylvania and the Democratic Society of Pennsylvania, 162,165 Republican Convention of i860 . . .," Demography, and , 282 183-198 Denny, William, 60 Curtin, Gov. Andrew G., 337, 344, 350, 352, Dentistry, 490 3S5; election of, 495; McClure manager The Development of a Revolutionary Men- for, 184, 185, 196; reviews parade, 505 tality, rev., 54°-54* Curwen, Samuel, Journal oj\ 535-537 Diaries, of Joseph Boggs Beale, 1856-1862, Cushing, Caleb, 476, 477 485-510 Cust, Sir John, 4 Dickenson, Mahlon, 241 Cuyler, Theodore, 236, 239, 240 Dickinson, John, 19, 385; opposes Jay's Treaty, 170; opposes royal govt., 18 Dickinson, John, U, of Pa. law prof, 216 Dallas, Alexander James (1759-1817), 150, Dickinson, Jonathan (1663-1722), 33, 34, 35 167, 167^, 181; reliance of on Swanwick, Dingee, James, 248 139, 165 Dittman, John, 372 Dallas, George M.: and Francis J. Grund, Dix, John A., 476 471,474; and Ostend Manifesto, 323; C. J. Doctor Kane of the Arctic Sea, by Corner, Biddle's letter to, 343W; "... Cuba and the rev., 276-278 562 INDEX October

Dodd, William E., 297 Edison High School, 453^ Doddndge, Rev. Philip, 43-?, 434 Education of Negroes in Phila., 444-464; Dodson, Dimac, 503 of Negroes in Steelton, 202, 203; Seward Dogs, seeing eye, 311 proposes schools for immigrants, 188 Dohnert, John H., 329 "Education of an Artist The Diary of Donaldson, Arthur, 444 Joseph Boggs Beale," Wainwnght, ed., Donnaldson, Hugh, 36 485-510 Dorson, Richard M , ed., Folklore and Folk- Educators, Negroes as, 75-98 life, an Introduction, rev., 119-120 Edwards, Mr., 60 Doubleday, Gen. Abner, 357 Flder, Rev. John, 62, 65 Dougan, Robert O., rev. of MacDonnell's Elections, of county officials, 46 Eadweard Muybridge . . ., 279-281 Elkins, William L., 248 Dougherty, Harry, and Harding's cabinet, Elliott, William, 236, 238, 239 517, 527, 529",53O Embargoes, opposed by Swanwick, 175 Dougherty, Harry V., 215, 225 Emerson, Everett, Major Writers of Early Douglas, Stephen A., 318; and Francis J American Literature, rev., 427-428 Grund, 473, 475, 478, 480, 481, 482 Emigration, 141 Douglass, David, 99 English Defenders of American Freedoms, Douglass, Sarah M., 76, 77, 84 1774-1778, Smith, ed., rev., 117-118 Douglass Association, Steelton, 203, 204 Equal Rights League, 90 Douglass Hospital, Phila., 96, 97 Esler, I. H., 94 Downing, George, 369 Evening Bulletin, and siting of City Hall, 237 Draft commissioners, Civil War in Phila., 510 Ewell, Gen. R. S , 349, 350 Dry goods, 143 Excelsior Brick Company, 248 Dryden, John, 103 Explosions, of munitions factory, 507 DuBois, W. E. B., 206; defers to Jacob C. White, Jr., 75; on repression of Negroes, 460 Fagan, Charles A., 519 Duchacett, Rev. William D , 500 Fagen, J. E., 506 Duggan, Laurence, 294 Fairfax Station, Va., 338 Duncan, T. Bentley, Atlantic Islands . . ., Fairmount, Phila., tightrope walking at, 503 rev., 251-252 Fairmount Park and Delaware River Rail- Dunlap, Thomas, 456 road, 243 Dunn, James Clement, 296 Falstaff House, Phila., 329 Dunn, Richard S., Sugar and Slaves* The Fanny Kemble and the Lovely Land, by Rise of the Planter Class in the English West Wright, rev., 275-276 Indie'S, rev., 107-108 Fanton, Jonathan F., and Warch,eds., John du Pont, E. I., ... Botantste, by Wilkinson, Brown, rev., 5S3S5S rev., 416-417 Farbeaux, Martha, 79 Durham, Israel W., 96 Fares, of street railways, 244 Durham, John S., 95 Farley, James A., 301; and Phila. politics, Dusenbury, B. M., 505 212, 213, 218; interviewed by Boake Dutch in America, investments of, 138 Carter, 293 Duties, on slaves, 22-44 Farquhar, George, 104 Dutton, Dorothy, 492 Farr, Chester N., Jr., 226, 229 Faust and Wilson, 523, 526 The Federalist Papers, 148 E. I. duPont, Botaniste: The Beginning of a Federalist Party defeats of in Phila., 149; Tradition, by Wilkinson, rev., 416-417 goals of, 138 Eadweard Muy bridge, the Man Who Invented Female Vigilant Association, 78 the Moving Picture, by MacDonnell, rev., Fenno, John, 18177 279-281 Ferree, John, 47, 62, 68 Eakins, Thomas, 485, 509 Fifteenth Amendment, demand for enforce Earle, James S. & Son, 491, 503, 509 ment of, 205 Early, Stephen, 315 The Fighting Quaker: Nathaniel Greene, by Early American Bookbindings from the Collec- Thane, rev., 118-119 tion of Michael Papantonio, rev., 124-125 Filby, P. W., comp., Star-Spangled Books East Indies trade, Swanwick's interest in, 145 . . .,rev., 123-124 Eastman, Thomas, 455W Fillmore, Millard, 472 Eccles, W. J., France in America, rev., 409- Finance, Jacksonian, 417 410 Fire bells, 507 1973 INDEX 563 First Baptist Church, Steelton, 200, 201 French Revolution, impact of on Am., 156, First Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry, re- 1S1 turns from Civil War service, 502 Fnck, Henry Clay, and Andrew W. Mellon, Fitzgerald, Thomas, 505 512,520,527 Fitzsimons, Thomas, 139, 163, 404, defeated From Resistance to Revolution- Colonial Radi- by Swanwick, 164; influence of on Geo. cals . . ., 1765-1776, by Maier, rev., 115- Washington, 166; pro-British position of, 117 160 Fugitive slaves, in North, 460 Fitzsimons & Co., 156 Fugitive Slave Law, supported by Fillmore, Fleming, Thomas, ed., Benjamin Franklin 473 . . ., 261-262 Fuller, Daniel, 455 n Flexner, James Thomas, George Washington: Fuller, Wayne E , The American Mail. . ., Anguish and Farewell, rev., 413-414 rev , 272-273 Flour, 143 Funerals, of John Swanwick, 181 Folk Medicine of the Delaware and Related Fussell, Charles Henry, 498 Algonkian Indians, by Tantaquidgeon, rev , 264-265 Folklore and Folklife, an Introduction, Dorson, ed , rev , 119-120 Game, Hugh, 100, Odyssey to Loyahsm, 537- For the President, Personal and Secret . . ., 538 Bulhtt, ed., rev , 422-424 Galilean Fisherman Lodge, Steelton, 201 Forbes, William (/?. 1731^, 26 Gallatin, Albert, 131, 149, 153, 154, 511 Foreign policy, affect of French Rev. on, 156 Galloway, Joseph, 385, Franklin and Gallo- Forestrv, reserves in Colorado, 364 way .. , by Newcomb, rev., 256-257; issue Forestry Bureau, 365 of royal govt., 17; as Speaker of Assembly, Forney, John W7., 321, 328; on Francis J. 6, 19 Grund,482 Gander Motor Company, 304 Fort Sumter, bombardment of, 499 Garner, John N., 307 Forten, James, 457, 461, 462 Garnett, Rev. Henry H., 76-77 42nd Regiment, Pa. Reserves, 333-361 Garnck, David, 105 Fourth of July. See Independence Day Gaskill Street School, Phila., 451 Fox, George, testimony of, 15 Gause, William T., 361 Fox, Joseph (1709-1779), 9; as speaker of Gay, John, 105 Assembly, 18 Geary, Gov. John, 236 France and the Chesapeake- A History of the Geffen, Elizabeth M., rev. of James' Ann French Tobacco Monopoly, 1674-1791 . . ., RoyalYs U. S. A., 113-17$ by Price, rev., S3^S3A- General Foods, 303; sponsors Boake Carter, France in America, by Eccles, rev., 409-410 306 Francis & Rolfe, 36 General Harrison's Leben und Wirken Francis, Tench, Sr (d 1758), 57 (Grund), 469W Frank Harris I ithography Co , 486 Genet, Edmund, 158 Franklin, Benjamin A Biography in His Own Gentleman's Magazine, on voluntary hosps., Word*, Fleming, ed , rev , 261-262; and 432> 436> 439, 443 Pa. Hosp., 431, 441; as Speaker of Assem- George, David Lloyd, 302 bly, 6, 17; describes Andrew Hamilton, George, Philip, rev. of Lokken's The Scien- low, in Swanwick's poetry, 140; The Papers tific Papers of James Logan, 253-255 of . . ., vol 16, Willcox, ed., rev., 410-411; "George M. Dallas, Cuba and the Election on pauperism, 437, 440 of 1856," by Ambacher, 318-332 Franklin, William, 19 George III, King of Great Britain and Franklin and Galloway: A Political Partner- Ireland, King George III, by Brooke, rev., ship, by Newcomb, rev., 256-257 258-259 Franklin and Hall, account books of, 99, 100 George Washington- Anguish and Farewell, by Franklin Institute, 236 Flexner, rev., 413-414 Franks, David, 36 George Washington: Soldier and Man, by Fredericks burg, Battle of, 338 Callahan, rev., 412-413 Free, William J., 140 Germanea Orchestra, 505 The Free So tiers- Third Party Politics, 1848- Germans in the United States: political power 54, by Blue, rev., SS*SS3 of, 467, 468, 469; parade in Phila., 490 Freedom of speech, abused by Boake Carter, Gerstell, Vivian S., Silversmiths of Lancaster^ 313 Pennsylvania, 1730-1850, rev., 255-256 Fremont, Gen. John C, 348 Gibson, H. C, 507W 564 INDEX October Gilbert, S. Parker, 531 Grund, Larissa Parke (Mrs. Francis J. Gilbert Lyceum, 76, 81 Grund), 468?* Giles, William Branch, 169 Grund, Wenzel, 466 Gillette, Howard, Jr., "Philadelphia's City Guadalupe Hidalgo, Treaty of, 474 Hall: Monument to a New Political Guaranty Trust Company, 519 Machine," 233-249 Guffey, Joseph E.: and John B. Kelly, 224; Girard, Stephen, 160, i6*jn and Phila. politics, 212-218, 223, 229 Girard Row, Phila., 493, 501 Guibbory, Moses, 316 Girls' Normal School, Phila., 92 Gulf Oil Corporation, 520 Glasgow, J. Ewing, 79 Gullins, Dr. W. R., 204, 205, 206 Glass, Carter, 514, 531 Guthorn, Peter J., British Maps oj the Glaube und Politik in Pennsylvania, 1681— American Revolution, rev., 538-540 1776, by Wellenreuther, rev., 283-284 Glenwood Hotel, 371 The Glorious Revolution in America, by Love- Hadley, WillB, 215, 216, 217, 222, 225, 229; joy, rev., 252-253 enrolls as Democrat, 223 Goddard, William, 100 Hagert, Henry S., 498 Goldberg, Atmer, 317 Haiti, emigration of Am. Negroes to, 86 Golder, Benjamin M., 226 Haitian Bureau of Emigration, 86 Gondos, Dorothy D., rev. of Jackson's Hall, Basil, 468 American Space, 278-279 Hallam, Lewis, 99 Good, James, 516^ Halley,J.H.,37o Gookin, Charles, 33, 34 Halstead, Murat, 187, 188 Gordon, Charles Parker, 92 Hamilton, Alexander, 149, 151, 511; and Gordon, Gov. Patrick, 23, 27 British shipping, 146; defends Jay's Treaty, Government, role of speaker of the house, 172 3-21 Hamilton, Andrew (1676-1741), 27; as Governors, colonial, appointment powers of, Speaker of Assembly, 6, 10, 11; described 46,52 by Franklin, low; offices held, 8 Graaff, Andrew, 47, 48 Hamilton, Holman, "Francis J. Grund as Graefe, Sebastian, 62, 63 Political Chameleon," 465-484 Granite, Phila. City Hall controversy over, Hamilton, James (1710-1783), 13,16, 35, 36, 241,242 41; appointment of justices of the peace, Grant, Ulysses S., The Last Campaign, by 55{ appoints Ed. Shippen, 59, 60 Miers, rev., 419-421 Hamilton, James (1819-1878), artist, 488, Grant-Smith, U. Alexis, 298, 299 489, 496; "Grace Darling" painting, 497, Grazing: fees on, 371, 377; permits and rules 499, 500; Merchant of Venice painting of, on,36s 507-508 Great Britain, attacks neutral shipping, 159 Hamilton, Thomas, publisher, 85 Great Egg Harbor River, timber thieves at, Hamilton, Thomas, English traveler, 468 3$6> 393 Hanna, William, 45, 46, 52, 69, 74 Greeley, Horace, 187, 188, 196 Harding, Warren G.: and Andrew W. Mellon, Green, Alice, 336, 339 511-531; and Charles Gates Dawes, 513- Green, Anne Catherine, & Son, 100 527; choice of Cabinet, 511-531 Green, Timothy, 63, 64 Harding, Mrs. Warren G., 517 Greenberg, Irwin F., "Philadelphia Demo- Hare (Herr), Christian, 70 crats Get a New Deal," 210-232 Harmony Engine Company, 241 Greene, Nathaniel, The Fighting Quaker . . ., Harper's Ferry College, 205 by Thane, rev., 118-119 Hams, John (1726-1791), 6$ Grey, Rev. Richard, 435, 436 Harris, John H., Jr., 92 Growden, Lawrence, 19 Harrisburg Call, on Steelton's Negroes, 199 Grubb, Curtis, 73 Harrison, Henry, 36 Grubb, Peter, 61, 62 Harrison, John, 435 Grund, Anna Weber, 466 Harrison, William Henry, 468, 469; carries Grund, Francis J.: and election of 1856, 325; New York, 188 as journalist, 470-484 passim; ". . . as Harrisonburg, Va., combat at, 33^ 348 Political Chameleon," by Hamilton and Hart, Prof. John S., 491 Crouthamel, 465-484; becomes a Republi- Hartshorne, William R., 337, 352 can, 481; death of, 481; foreign travels of, Harvard College, recommended by Bayard 468, 470, 480-481; retires as Washington Taylor, 334 journalist, 479 Harwood-Yarred, Edith, 290 1973 INDEX 565 Haseltine, Charles, 508 Hoover, Herbert, 511; apt. of as Sec. of Hatch, Charles E., Jr., rev. of Reps's Tide- Commerce, 527-530; political background water Towns- City Planning . . ., 262-264 of, £28 Hawke, David, 45, 74 Hopkins, Harry, 301 Hay, Thomas Robson, rev. of Miers' The Hopson, John, 62, 63 Last Campaign. Grant Saves the Union, Horan, James D., The McKenny-Hall Por- 419-421 trait Gallery of American Indians, rev., Hayes, Rutherford B., The Presidency of..., 418-419 by Davison, rev., 421-422 Horizontonums, drawn by J. B. Beale, 506, Hays. Will, 517, 521 508-509 Hazeldell, Taylor farm, 333, 334, 335 Horn, Otto, cornet band of, 50777 Health, 79 Hornbeck, Stanley, 309 Heaney, Howell A , rev. of Welch's A Bibli- Horowitz, David, 316^, 317 ography of American Children's Books, Horticulture, and duPont family, 416 Hospitals, founding of voluntary hosps., 431- Hearst Globe Trotter, 291, 292 443 Hearst Metrotone newsreel, 291 House of Commons, role of speaker of the Henretta, James A., "Salutary Neglect" . . ., house, 3 rev., 126-127 Houston, David, 529, ^31 Henry, Mayor Alexander, 492, 496 Howard, Charles F., 202, 203, 205 Henry, Edward W., Phtla. ward leader, 227, Howard, Edward G., comp., Star-Spangled 228 Books . . ., rev., 123-124 Henszey, A. Wilson, 234, 235, 236, 237, 241, Hubley, Michael, 61, 62 242 Hugh Game: A Colonial Printer-EditorV Herr, Christian, 70 Odyssey to Loyahsm, by Lorenz, rev., 537- Hersch, Charles H., 226, 2327* 538 Hershberg, Theodore, 460W Hughes, Charles Evans, 515 Hetzel, Theodore Bnnton rev. of Sheehan's Huhngs, Dr. Ray Greene, 95 Seeds of Extinction, 543-544; rev. of Wes- Hull, Cordell Boake Carter's comments on, lager'b The Delaware Indians, A History, 293-312 passim; case of Lawrence Simp- 108-110 son, 295-300 Hickey, Thomas, 488 Hummell, Frederick, 72 Hielge, George, 508 Humphreys, Charles, 27 Hildreth, Richard, 181 Hunt, David W., 505 Hill, John L., 241-243 Hunt, H. Draper, rev. of Davison's The Hill, Joseph, 203 Presidency of Rutherford B. Hayes, 421-422 Hippie, Edward, 504 Hunt, John (d 1778) as agent for West Hirst, \\ilham L., 321 Jersey Soc, 383-399 passim, exile of, 392 A History of Pennsylvania, Klein and Hunter, Gov. Robert, on slave uprising, 31 Hoogenboom, rev., 547-548 Hunter, Robert M. T., 326^ A History of the Province of New York, vol. I, Hunter, William, 100 by Smith, Kammen ed., rev., 112-114 Huskies, cereal, 310 Hoare, Henry, 434 Hutchinson, Dr. James, 149, 150 Hobson, Charles F., ed., "Colonel of theHutson, James H.. Pennsylvania Politics, Bucktails . . . Charles Frederick Taylor," 1746-1770, rev., 114-115, rev. of Will- 333-3&1 cox's The Papers of Benjamin Franklin, Hochstadter, A. F., 505 410-411 Hockley, Richard, 6$, 66 Hutton, Maria C , 454, 455 Hoffy, Alfred M., 503 Holloware, Victorian, 125 Holme, Rev. Thomas, 439 Ickes, Harold L. comment on Boake Carter, Holt, Rush D., 135 288, 309, conflict with Mavor J. H Moore, Home Club of Steelton, 201 230, 231; marriage of, 311 Home Guards, Phila., 501 Ilhck, Joseph E.,rev. of Newcomb's Franklin Hong, Marshall, 236 and Galloway 4 Political Partnership, 256- Hood, Graham, Bonntn and Morris of Phila- 257 delphia . . ., rev., 412 Illuminations, for Washington's Birthday, Hoogenboom, An, and Klein, A History of 506 Pennsylvania, rev., 547-548 Independence Day, celebrated at Phila.. Hooper, Robert Lettis, 397, 402 1861, 500-501, in 1862, 508 Hooperatings, of Boake Carter, 303, 306 Independence Square, and City Hall, 234-235 $66 INDEX October Independent Democratic Campaign Com- Johnston, Dr. lewis (d. 1774), as agent for mittee, Phlk., 221, 2223 22^ West Jersey Soc, 379-3^4, 39* Indians folk medicine of, 264, history of Jones, Henry, 106 Delaware Indians, 108; Jeffersoman phil- Jones, Rev. J. J., 201 osophy of, 543-544; The McKenny Hall Josephs, Samuel, 245 Portrait Gallery . . ., by Horan, rev, 418- The Journal of Samuel Curwen, Loyalist, 419 Oliver, ed., rev., S3SS37 Industrial schools, for Negroes, 204 Journalism, code of ethics of, 313 "The 'Industrious Poor' and the Founding of Junior League, Phila., 290 the Pennsylvania Hospital," by William Justices of the peace duties of, 52, 53; un- H. Williams, 431-443 popularity of office of, 55 Infant School Society of Philadelphia, 459 Ingersoll, Charles J , 331 Kaltenborn, H. V., 315 Ingersoll, Jared (1749-1822), 167^ Kammen, Michael People of Paradox . . ., Ingles, John, 36 rev., IIO-III, ed of Smith's A History of Inglis, Samuel, 136 the Province of New York, 112-114 Immigrants, schools for, 188 Kane, Dr. Elisha Kent Doctor Kane of the Imports, of Negroes, 22-44 Arctic Sea, by Corner, rev., 276-278; Institute for Colored Youth, 78-98 passim, Eskimo dogs of, 507; panoramas of expedi- 462 tion of, 487, 488 Insurance Companv of North America Kane, Thomas Leiper, 335-361 passim; cap- creation of opposed by Thos. Willing, 155; tured, 349 role of Swanwick in, 150,154, 155 Kansas-Nebraska Bill, 478, 479 Insurance Company of the State of Pa., role Kean, Thomas, 99 of Swanwick in, 150, 154, 155 Kearney, Philip, Jr., 36 Interior Department, and forest reserves, 367 Keimer, James, 50 Irvin, Edward A., 337 Keith, Sir William (1680-1749), 25, 4.1; in Italian paintings, 141 Pa. politics, 9, 10 Ivorytypes, 486, 491, 503, 504, 506, 508 Keller, Helen, 303 Kelly, John B. attacks Republicans, 228; in politics, 221, 224, 229; personality of, Jackson, David, 181 219, promoted by David J. Stern, 220 Jackson, John Brinckerhoff, American Space Kelly, George, playwright, 219 . . ., rev., 278-279 Kelly, Walter, comedian, 119 Jackson, Richard, 43, 44 Kemble, Frances Anne (Fanny, Mrs. Pierce Jackson, Gen. Thomas J., 335, 351 Butler), Fanny Kemble . . ., by Wright, Jackson, Washington J., 489 rev., 275-276 James, Bessie Rowland, Ann Roy all's Kemble, William H., 243, 247 U.S. Ay rev., 273-275 Kennett, Lee, rev. of Eccles' France in James, Vernon, 203 America, 409-410 Jamison City, Pa., A Quiet Boomtown . . ., Kennett Borough Hall, 335 by Newton and Sperry, rev., 122 Kennett Square, Pa., 339 Japanese, 1860 embassy of, 492 Kershaw, Lewis A., 505 Jay Treaty, 159-174 passim Keyser, Peter, 447 Jefferson, F. L , 206, 207 King, John, 218w Jefferson, Franklin, 203 King George III, by Brooke, rev., 258-259 Jefferson, Thomas, 131, 140, 144, 156; seeks Kinsey, John as Speaker of Assembly, 6,11; Swanwick's advice, 138 dispute with Gov. Thomas, 11, 12; em- Jenckes, Virginia E., 308 bezzlement of, 14; offices held, 8 Jerusalem, panorama of, 488 Klein, Philip S. and Hoogenboom, A History John Brown, Warch and Fanton, eds., rev., of Pennsylvania, rev., 547-548; rev. of Baker's The Politics of Continuity . . ., "John Swanwick Spokesman for 'Merchant- Repubhcanism' In Philadelphia, 1790- Klein, Randolph Shipley, rev. of Maier's 1798," by Baumann, 131—182 From Resistance to Revolution: Colonial John Woolman in England, 1772: A Docu- Radicals . . ., 1765-1776, 115-117 mentary Supplement, by Cadbury, rev., 112 Know-Nothing Party, 184, 188; opposes Johns, Joseph W., 490 Seward, 185; weakness of in Pa., 190-198. Johns, Rev. R. B., 89 See American Party Johnson, H., 82 Knox, Sen. Philander Chase, and choice of Johnson, Hiram, and Herbert Hoover, 528 Harding's Cabinet, 511-531 1973 INDEX 567 Koppers Company, 52c Little, Bertram K., rev. of Andrews' Archi- Kramer, Peter, 503 tecture in New England, 548-549 Kromer, Louise, 93 Little Round Top, Gettysburg, 339 Kuhn, Dr. Adam, 72 Littleton, William, 241, 242 Kyte, George W., rev. of Thane's The Fight- Livingston, Edward, 168, 173 ing Quaker: Nathaniel Greene, 118-119 Lloyd, David: challenges proprietary in- structions, 9; offices held, 8, 14; as Speaker Labor: attacked by Boake Carter, 305; de- of Assembly, 6 mand for in Pa. steel mills, 200 Loan office, Pa., 10 Lamborn, Charles, 346 "Local Politics in Pre-Revolutionary Lancas- Lamps & Other Lighting Devices, 125 ter County," by Wayne L. Bockelman, Lancaster, Pa., silversmiths of, 255; Ed. 45-74 Shippen's role in, 64 Locust Street Grammar School, Phila., 485, Lancaster County, pre-Revolutionary politics 490 in, 45-74 Lodge, Henry Cabot, 513 Lancastrian system, 445, 449, 450, 453, 454; Lodge, Martin E., rev. of Ahlstrom's A criticism of, 456; elimination of, 457 Religious History of the American People, Land, federal policies on, 362 407-408 Land O'Lakes butter, 305 Logan, James, 58; disapproves of Isaac Landis, Robert M., rev. of Windolph's Norris, II, 15; scientific papers of, 253 Selected Essays, 281-282 Logue, Thomas A., 211, 221 Lane, Henry, 381 n Lokken, Roy N., The Scientific Papers of Lane, Henry K., 185 James Logan, rev., 253-255 Lang, Mr., 345 Lombard and South Railway, 243 Lardner, Lynford, 56 Lombard Street Public School, 77-98 passim, Larue, D. C, 488 453, 454, 45.6, 458 The Last Campaign: Grant Saves the Union, London Hospital, 435 by Miers, rev., 419-421 Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth, portrait of, Larimer, George, 173 509 Laughing gas, demonstration of, 508 Longwood Cemetery, 339 Lawrence, George, Jr., 85 Lorenz, Lawrence, Hugh Gaine . . ., rev., Lawrence, Thomas, 58 $37S3% League of Nations, 515 Loudoun, Earl of. See Campbell, John (1705- Lebanon Cemetery Company, 85 1782) Lee, Arthur, 137 Louis XVI, execution of, 156 Lee, Gen. Charles (1731-1782), 134 Lovejoy, David S., The Glorious Revolution in Lee, Col. Robert M., 329 America, rev., 252-253 Lee Quarry, 242 Loveland, Anne C, rev. of Steiner's Samuel Leech, Thomas, i8« Seabury, 1729-1796: A Study in the High Leeds, William, 243, 248 Church Tradition, 408-409 Lehigh Valley, the Unsuspected, by Myers, Lowden, Frank, 513, 514, 531 rev., 125 Lowenstein, Eleanor, Bibliography of Ameri- Leib, Michael, 167 can Cookery Books, 1742-1860, rev., 271- LeMay, J. A. Leo, Men of Letters in Colonial 272 Maryland, rev., 428 Loyalists, 379; in England, 1774-1789, 259; Levy, Benjamin, 36 Hugh Gaine, 537-538; The Journal of Levy, Dr. Leon, 291 Samuel Curwen, S3SS31 Lewis, David W., rev. of Cochran's Business Ludlow, Col., 355 in American Life: A History, 268-271 Ludlow, George, 360 Lewis, George {fl. 1856), 487, 489, 490 Lewis, John L., 306 McAllister, Richard, 332 Lewis, William, lawyer, 149 McBride, James H., 91, 92 Lewis, Col. William D., Jr., 500 McCall, Archibald, 36 Liberator, 77 McCall, Gen. George, 341, 344, 347 Liberian Migration Society, 200 McCall, Samuel, 36 Library Company of Philadelphia, 141, 236 McCarthy, G. Michael, "The Pharisee Lincoln, Abraham: i860 campaign for in Spirit: Gifford Pinchot in Colorado," 362- Phila., 494-495; 1861 visit to Phila., 498; 378 on tariff question, 193 McClellan, Gen. George B.: visits Phila., Lincoln National Institute, 77 1861, 502; 1863 visit to Phila., 481 Lindbergh kidnapping, 291 McClenachan, Blair, 165, 167, i6yn, 174 568 INDEX October

McCloskey, Matthew H., contractor, 219,220, Marks, Joseph, 36 221 Marsh, Rev. Daniel L., 527 McClune, James, 494 Marshall, Dorothy, 437 McClui-e, Alexander, 245; and tax for Cen- Martin, Alexander, 51, 72 tennial, 247; critic of Know-Nothings, 196; Mary Street School, Phila., 451 Republican convention of i860,183-198 Maryland: col. city planning in, 262; political McCormick, Medill, 516w parties of, 1858-1870, $$$-$$6 McDermott, Thomas M., 211, 212, 214, 221 Mason, John M., 323, 330 Mac Donnell, Kevin, Eadweard Muybridge Mason, John Y., 322 . . ., rev., 279-281 Mason, Noah M., 310 McDowell, Gen. Irwin, 347 Masonic Hall, N. Y., 467 McFaul, John M., The Politics of Jacksonian Massachusetts Bay: The Crucial Decade, 1640- Finance, rev., 417-418 1650, by Wall, rev., 250-251 McGrath, William, 243, 244 Mathematics, 85 McKean, Thomas, 165, 17472, 181 Maxcy, Virgil, 320 The McKenny-Hall Portrait Gallery oj Ameri- Mayers, Rev. P. F., 445 can Indians, by Horan, rev., 418-419 Meade, Gen. George G., 337, 345, 3$$ Maclay, William, 149 Medical education, role of hosps. in, 434 M'Clees, E., 503 Medicine, of Delaware Indians, 264 M'Clees, James E., photograph gallery of, Medill, Joseph, 326W 5O3 Mellon, Andrew W.: and Henry Clay Frick, McManus, Edgar J., Black Bondage in the 512; as candidate for the Treasury, 511- North, rev., $34-53$ 531; contributes to Republicans, 521; McMullen, Capt. William, 502 directorships of, 520, $2on; love of privacy, McMurtrie, David, 36 518; sells his bank stock, 526 McNeil, Hugh W., 337, 344, 345 Mellon, Richard, 520, 525 MacNeill, Alexander J. (d. 1862), 489-509 Mellon, William Larimer, 525 passim Mellon National Bank, 519 McSwain, John J., 292 Mellon Plan, 531 Madeira, Louis C, rev. of GerstelFs Silver- Memorial Day, parades on, 202 smiths of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, 1730- Men of Letters in Colonial Maryland, by 1850, 255-256 LeMay, rev., 428 Madeira Island, trade of, 251 Mercantile Tariff Club, 495 Madison, James, 131; commercial proposals Mercantilism, views of Swanwick on, 144,178 of, 159, 160, 161; criticizes bank politics, Merchant, Edward, 226 171; navigation bill of 1791, 145, 146; on Merchant marine, Boake Carter on, 292 Swanwick's election to Congress, 164 Meredith, Elizabeth, 164, 173 Magee, William, 519 Meredith, Mary, 165 Magic lantern, slides for, 486 Merriman, W. H., 206 Maguire, Nicholas H., 498, 505, 509-510 Messersmith, George S., 308 Maier, Pauline, From Resistance to Revolu- Methods of Instruction, 84 tion: Colonial Radicals . . ., 1765-1776, Metropolitan Hall, Phila., 491 rev., 115-117 Middleton, Elizabeth, educator, 462, 463 Main, Jackson Turner, Political Parties Be- Miers, Earl Schenck, The Last Campaign: fore the Constitution, rev., 541-543 Grant Saves the Union, rev., 419-421 Major Writers of Early American Literature, Mifflin, Thomas, 150 Emerson, ed., rev., 427-428 Mims, John, 368 "A Man for Both Parties: Francis J. Grund Minnick, Thomas E., 211, 212, 215, 221,225, as Political Chameleon,*' by Hamilton and 226 Crouthamel, 465-484 Minstrels, 497 Mann, A. Dudley, 321; campaigns for G. M. Minton, Henry J., 96 Dallas, 326, 330 Missouri Compromise, accepted by Pa. abo- Mann, William, 234, 235, 236, 237, 241, 242 litionists, 446 Maps, British of Am. Rev., 538-540 Mitchell, E. C, 93 Marble, chosen for Phila. City Hall, 241-242 Mitchell, pen. William, 292 Marcy, William L., 318, 321, 326, 467, 477; Moffat, Pierrepont, 309, 312 and Ostend Manifesto, 324 Monarch of Bermuda, 294 Marietta, Jack D., rev. of Hutson's Pennsyl- Moon, Maria Louise, monument of, 502 vania Politics, 1746-1770, 114-115 Moon, Samuel S., 502 Markoe, Francis, 320; promotes G. M. Dallas Mooney, Hugh, 329 politically, 325-328 Moore, Alexander P., 517 1973 INDEX 569

Moore, George, 93 Negroes: belief in inferiority of heritage, 83; Moore, J. Hampton, 229; and PWA, 230,231 demand recognition from W. S. Vare, 227; Moral Reform Society, Phila., 76 education of in Phila., 1800-1860,444-464; Morality, 79 legal status of, 23; migrate North for em- Moravians, prejudice against, 62 ployment, 200; prejudice against? 444; as Morgenthau, Henry, Jr., 511 school teachers, 75-98; service of in World Morris, Robert (1734-1806), 132, 134, 139, War I, 204; in Steelton, Pa., 199-209; 178, 388; clears Swanwick of Loyalism, views of Francis J. Grund on, 473 135; Swanwick conducts business of, 137, Nelson, Robert J., 205, 206, 207 Neutrality, Washington's 1793 proclamation, Morris, Mrs. Robert, 136 lSl Morris, Robert, of N. J., 38377,403, 404 New Dancing Assembly, 1417* Morris, Robert Hunter, 60 New Deal, 299; Phila. campaign issue, 222, Morton, John (/. 1775), 9, 20 225, 229 Morton, John (/. 1868), 244-247 New England, architecture in, 548-549 Mosby, John S., 359 New York City: Population History of. . ., Motion pictures, Eadweard Muybridge , . ., by Rosenwaike, rev., 282-283; slave up- by MacDonnell, rev., 279 rising in, 30, 31 Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Steelton, 200 New York, colony and state, Smith's History Muhlenberg, F. A., 171,172 of the Province of, 112-114 Municipal Bank, Phila., 485 Newcastle, Duke of. See Pelham-Holles, Munson Line, 308 Thomas Murphy, Joseph C, 505 Newcomb, Benjamin H., Franklin and Gallo- Murray, Lawrence L., "Andrew W. Mellon, way: A Political Partnership, rev., 256-257 The Reluctant Candidate," 511-531 Newell, Frederick, 368, 369 Murray, Walter, 99 Newton, Craig A., A Quiet Boomtown: I ami- Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Am. silver in, son City, Pa., 1889-1912, rev., 122 ^ 545.-547, Nicaragua, trade agreements with, 295, 299 Mustin, Thomas J., 505 Nicholson, John, 150, 165, 178 Mutual Assurance Company, insures Swan- Nickolls, James B., 144 wick's house, 142 Nixon, John,36,178 Mutual Broadcasting System, 287 Nixon, Rev. John, 439 Muybridge, Eadweard, . . . the Man Who Norris, Isaac I (1671-1735), imports slaves, Invented the Moving Picture, by MacDon- 24-25, 26, 29 nell, rev., 279-281 Norris, Isaac, II: aid to John Kinsey, 14; My Bear Wister—The Frederic Remington- cultivates Thos. Pownall, 16; disapproves Owen Wister Letters, Vorpahl, ed., 120-121 royal govt. petition, 17, 18; as Speaker of Myer, Martin, in Lancaster politics, 68-73 Assembly, 6, 15,16 Myers, Richmond E., Lehigh Valley, the North, George, 488 Unsuspected, rev., 125 North American, and siting of City Hall, 237 Northeast High School, 45372 Northeast Manual Training School, 94 Nagle, Mr., 49 Norton, Sir Fletcher, 4 Nagle, David, 236, 238 Norton, Mary Beth: The British Americans Nathans, Sidney, Daniel Webster and Jack- . . ., rev., 259-261; rev. of Lorenz* Hugh sonian Democracy, rev., 550-551 Gaine . . ., 537S3% National Association of Manufacturers, 306 National Colored Voters League, 205 National defense, Boake Carter on, 293 Odd Fellows, Negro, 201 National Forestry Commission, 364 O'Donnell, John: conflict with Democratic National Gazette and Literary Register, estab- leaders, 212, 214; Phila. election of 1933, lishment of, 447 216-226, 232; Wm. S. Vare and, 210, 211, National Inquirer, 77 213,215 National Literary Congress, 83 O'eller's Hotel, 142, 158 National Suffrage Convention, 205 Office of Finance, John Swanwick in, 136 Nativism, animosity toward Seward, 188 The Old Dominion and the New Nation, 1788- Naval Act of 1794, 175 1801, by Beeman, rev., 265-267 Navy, United States: expansion program, Old Over holt Distillery Company, 527 310; promoted by Swanwick, 175, 176 Oliver, Andrew, ed., The Journal of Samuel "Negro Import Duties in Colonial Pennsyl- Curwen, Loyalist, rev., S3SS31 vania," by Darold D. Wax, 22-44 Oliver, George S., 519 57° INDEX October Onslow, Arthur, 3, 8» Penn, William regulation of Negroes, 23; Ord, Gen. O. E. C, 345, 347 role of speaker of the house, 4-5 Orphans' courts, 52 Penn Square, Phila., and siting of City Hall, Orr, James L , 3267? 234-249 passim Orth, Adam, 50, 51 Pennsylvania abolition of slavery, 44; A Ostend, Belgium, Am. ministers meet at, 322 History of, by Klein and Hoogenboom, Ostend Manifesto, 320-324 547-548 Otwav, Thomas, 102, 104 Pennsylvania Abolition Society, 39, 88, 90 Overseers of the poor, Phila., 54, 436 Pennsylvania Academv of the Fine Arts, 236, Ox roast, 495 486-510 passim Pennsylvania Afro-American League, 206, 207 "Pennsylvania and the Republican Conven- Page, Benjamin, 519 tion of i860 ..," by Earl R. Curry, 183-198 Page, Frank C, 311, 312, 314 Pennsylvania Association of Dental Sur- Paine, Thomas, 148 geons, 485 Paintings, Italian, imported by Swanwick, Pennsylvania Chronicle, establishment of, 19 141 Pennsylvania Freeman, 77 Paley, William S., 291, 314 Pennsylvania Hall, 78 Palmer, William, 509 Pennsylvania Hospital, founding of, 431-433 Pancake, John S , Samuel Smith and the Pennsylvania Politics, 1746-1770 The Move- Politics of Business, 1752-1839, rev., 415- ment for Royal Government and its Conse- 416 quences, by Hutson, rev., 114-115 Panopticons, 490 Pennsylvania Reserves, at Gettysburg, 339 Panoramas, 485, 503 Pennsylvania Steel Company, 200, 203, 205, Papantonio, Michael, bookbinding collection 209 of, 124 Pennypacker, Samuel, appoints a Negro to The Papers of Benjamin Franklin, vol. 16, office, 207 Willcox, ed , 410-411 Penrose, Boies (1860-1921), 207; supports Parades, in Phila., 490-510 passim Andrew W. Mellon, 517-530 Parke, Lanssa. See Grund, Lanssa Parke Penrose, Boies (b. 1902) rev. of Bentley's Parker, Charles G , 82 Atlantic Islands . . ., 251-252, rev. of Parker, James, N. J. lawyer (fl. 1773), 3^4, Crossman's The China Trade . . ., 545 406 People of Paradox An Inquiry Concerning Parker, James, N. Y. printer, 100, 101 the Origins of American Civilization, by Patterson, Col. Francis E , 502 Kammen, rev., 110-111 Patterson, Gen. Robert, 502, 505 People's Bank, Phila., 248 Patterson, Thomas, 376, 377, 378 People's Party, 184, 185; i860 campaign of, Pauperism. See Poor relief 491-495 Payne, Rev. Daniel, 76 Pep Boys, 291 Payne, Daniel A , 462n Perkins, Frances, 303, 309 Payne, George Henry, 293 Perkins, John, 328 Peale, Charles Willson, praises Swanwick, 141 Pershing, Gen. John J., 514 Peale, Rembrandt, "Court of Death" paint- "Peter C. Blackwell and the Negro Com- ing, 493 munity of Steelton, 1880-1920," by John Pednck, Alexander K., 96, 97 E. Bodnar, 199-209 Pegler, Westbrook, 295, 296, 299 Peter PorcuDine. See Cobbett, William Pelham-Holles, Thomas, Duke of Newcastle, Peters, Rev. Richard (1704-1776), 59, 60, col. administration under, 126 434, on Tohn Kinsey, 13, 14 Peltz, Richard, 241 Peters, William, $$ Pemberton, Israel, Jr. (1715-1779), 434, 441; Petit, Charles, 165, 16772 exile of, 392 "The Pharisee Spirit Gifford Pinchot in Pemberton, John (1727-1795), 441 Colorado," by G. Michael McCarthy, 362- Penn, John (1700-1746), I2«, 14 378 Penn, Gov. John (1729-1795), 37, 48, 49; Philadelphia Almshouse, 431 n, 442 appointment of justices of the peace, $s Philadelphia Athletics, 87W Penn, Thomas, 19, 49; assists Richard Hock- Philadelphia Club, illumination of, 506 ley, 65; confidence in John Kinsey, 12, 13, Philadelphia Democratic League, 214, 215, 14W; favors Edward Shippen, 57; on 219 Negro import duties, 41; preference shown "Philadelphia Democrats Get a. New Deal Quakers, SS . . .," by Irwin F. Greenberg, 210-232 1973 INDEX 571 Philadelphia Electric Storage Battery Com- The Politics of Jacksontan Finance, by pany. See Philco McFaul, rev., 417-418 Philadelphia General Hospital. See Philadel- Polk, James K., 318, and Francis J. Grund, phia Alms house 470 Philadelphia Inquirer, and New Deal politics, Pollock, Gov James, 80-81 229 Pontoon bridges, 346, 348 "Philadelphia Negro Educator Jacob C. Poor distinctive types of, 438, hosp. care of, White, Jr., 1837-1902," by Harry C. 435-443 Silcox, 75-98 Poor rates, affected by hosps., 436 Philadelphia Society for Promoting Agricul- Poor relief, and hospital care, 434-443 ture, 141 Population History of New York City, by Philadelphia Skating Club and Humane Rosenwaike, rev , 282-283 Society, clubhouse of, 499 Porcelain, 78, factory of Bonnin and Morris, "Philadelphia's City Hall Monument to a 412 New Political Machine," bv Howard Post, Marjone, 306 Gillette, Jr., 233-249 Postal service, The American Mail . . ., by Philco • Boake Carter contract with, 303,306; Fuller, rev., 272-273 picketed by C.I O., 306; publicity pro- Pownall, Thomas, cultivated by Isaac Norris, gram, 294; sues RCA, 294 II, 16 Phillip, James, 294 The Presidency of Rutherford B. Hayes, by Phillips, Henry, 236, 238, 239, 240 Davison, rev., 421-422 Phrenology, 80 Price, Jacob M., France and the Chesapeake Piel Brothers, 315 A History of the French Tobacco Monopoly, Pierce, Caleb, 340 1674-1791, rev., $31S34 Pierce, Franklin, 475, 477; and annexation of Prisons, 141 Cuba, 318-332 passim, efforts of to remove Protestant Episcopal Academy, 141 Dallas politically, 330-332; treatment of Protestant ethic, 83, 97, 98 G.M.Dallas, 319 Prothonatories, tenure of office of, 56 Pierce, John, 341 Protocols of Zion, 316 Pike's Peak, 364, 366 Provisions, for Civil War camp, 345,346,359 Pile, Wilson H , 455« Public Lands Commission, 368 Pinchot, Gifford conservation in Colorado, Public Ledger- and Francis J. Grund, 470, 362-378, feud with Vare, 216; Phila. elec- 471, 472, and siting of City Hall, 237 tion of 1933, 224, 225, 229; philosophy of, Public schools Negroes as teachers in, 75-98; 363 organization of in Phila., 445 Pinchot, Mrs. Gifford, 363 Public Works Administration, spurned by Pinckney's Treaty, 170 Mayor J. H. Moore, 230, 231 Pine and Palm, 85, 86 Pur die and Dixon, 100 Pioneers, misuse of land, 362, 363 Pure Oil Company, 315 Plantations in British West Indies, 107 Purvell, J. W , 87 Playbills, check list of, 99-106 Purviance, Samuel, Jr., 47, 66 Pleasants, Edmund, 488 Purvis, Harriet Forten, 76 Pleasants, Samuel, exile of, 392 Purvis, Robert, 76, 90W; demands civil Plumley, Rose, 59W rights, 460, 461 Plumley, Rose Budd Me Williams, $gn Pythian Baseball Team, 86 Plumley, Sarah, 59W Poems on Several Occasions (Swanwick), 180 A Quiet Boomtown Jamison Ctty, Pa,, 1889- Poetry, of John Swanwick, 140, 180 1912, by Newton and Sperry, rev., 122 Political economy, Swanwick's views on, 176 Quimby, Ian M. G., rev. of Buhler's Ameri- Political Parties Before the Constitutiony by can Silver, 1655-1825 . . ., 545-547 Main, rev., 541-543 Politics career of Francis J. Grund, 465-484; Race riots, in Phila., 460, 461 election of 1856, 318-332; erection of Radio, role of Boake Carter, 287-317 City Hall, Phila., 233-249; federal period Radio Corporation of America. See RCA in Phila , 131-182, ideology in, 1789-1815, Rand, B. H , and Undine Barge Club, 498- 267; in col. Lancaster, 45-74; Pa. and 501, 504 Republican convention of i860, 183-198; Rand, Howard B., 316 Phila. election of 1933, 210-232 Randolph, Edmund, 165 The Politics of Continuity Maryland Political Rankin, Hugh F., rev. of Callahan's George Parties from 1858 to 1870, by Baker, rev., Washington Soldier and Man, 412-413 SS5SS6 Ransom, Gen. Robert, 350 57* INDEX October Rasmusson, Ethel E , 181 Roosevelt, James, 312 Rattles, as alarms, 488 Roosevelt, Theodore as conservationist, 362, Rayback, Joseph G., rev. of Blue's The Free 368; creates forest reserves in West, 376; Sotlers . . ., $$i-SS3 delegates power to Pinchot, 366 RCA, controversy with Philco, 294 Roosevelt Democratic League, 221 Reason, Charles L., 78, 79, 84 Rosenwaike, Ira, Population History of New Reason, Robert L , 462 York City, rev., 282-283 Record, Phila. newspaper, 212, 218, 220, 222 Ross, George, 67 Recorders of deeds, 52 Ross, John, 385 The Red Arrow..., by DeGraw, rev., 424-426 Rowe, G. S., rev. of Turner's Political Parties Redpath, James, 85 Before the Constitution, 541-543 Reed, David A , 230 Rowe, Nicholas, 106 Reed, Tames H , and Andrew W. Mellon, 522, Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh, 435 Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh, 435, 440 5*3, 526 Royall, Ann, Ann RoyalVs U S. A, by Reed, Joseph, school director, 445, 447 James, rev., 273-275 Reed, Joseph (1741-1785) career of, 395, Royer, Henry K , 96 seeks control of West Jersey Soc, 388-405 Rugby, 291 Reed and Pettit, ^6 Religion biog. of , 408; of Rum duties on, 23, 29; and Negroes, 80 Negroes in Steelton, 201 Rundle, Daniel, 36 A Religious History of the American People, Rush, Benjamin election of Swanwick, 174; by Ahlstrom, rev , 407-408 views of on female education, 140 Remington, Frederic, Wister letters, 120 Rush, Col Richard Henry, parade of, 504 Renmcks, Henry, 62, 63 Rush's Lancers. See 6th Regt. Pa. Vols. Reps, John W , Tidewater Towns City Plan- Ryon, Roderick, 446 ning, . , rev , 262-264 Republican Invincibles, 493 Sabin, Charles H., 519 Republican Party (1856- ) backed by St. George's Hospital, 432, 435 Steelton Negroes, 206; and contiol of St. Mary's Catholic Church, Phila., 165 Phila., 210-232; convention of i860, 183- St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Phila., 181 198, defeated in 1933 Phila. election, 231; "Salutary Neglect"' Colonial Administration i860 issues of, 193 Under The Duke of Newcastle, by Henretta, Reynell, John, 434, 441 rev., 126-127 Reynolds, Gen. John R, 337, 338, 345, 355 Sample, William, 207 Rhees, John L., 454 Samuel Seabury, 1729-1796 A Study in the Rice, Howard C., Jr., rev. of Price's France High Church Tradition, by Sterner, rev., and the Chesapeake A History of the Ftench 408-409 Tobacco Monopoly, 1674-1791, 532-534 Samuel Smith and the Politics of Business, 1752-1839, by Pancake, rev., 415-416 Rice, John, 235, 236, 239, 240, 242 Sanford's Opera House, Phila., 497 Richardson, William, 326?; Sargent, Ralph M., rev. of Wilkinson's E. /. Riche, Thomas, 36 Richmond Granite Company, 242^ duPont, Botaniste, 416-417 Richter, Beatrice Oh\e. See Carter, Beatrice Sartain, John, 506 Saunders, Isaac, 48, 50, 52, 60, 64, 67, 73 Olive Richter Saunders, Prince, 451 n Ritchie, Thomas, 483 Sautter, Udo, rev. of Wellenreuther's Glaube Rittenhouse, David, 140 Ritter, Abraham, 179 und Polttik in Pennsylvania, 1681-1776, Robbins, Caroline rev. of Kammen's People 283-284 of Paradox, 110-111; rev. of Lovejoy's The School Economy, 84 Glorious Revolution in America, 252-253 School laws, of Pa., 444; law of 1854 legalizes Roberts, Owen (ft. 1718), 25 segregation, 463 Roberts Vaux Consolidated School, 75-98 Schools administration of, 84; for Negroes, passim 444-464 passim Roberts Vaux Primary School, 459 Schuvlkill Navy, 493 Robinson, Alexander S., 491 The Scientific Papers of James Logan, Robinson, Humphrey, 36 Lokken, ed , rev , 253-255 Scorpions, 346 Robinson, Joseph T , 293, 307 Scott, Winfield, 475 Roosevelt, Franklin D., 212, 222, William C. Scott & McMichdel, 36 Bulhtt and, 422; on the foreign service, Seabury, Samuel, . . • A Study in the High 300, relations with Boake Carter, 287-314 passim Church Tradition, by Sterner, rev , 408-409 1973 INDEX 573 Secret societies, opposition of Seward to, 188 gro Educator: Jacob C. White, Jr., 1837- Securing the Revolution: Ideology in American 1902 " 75-98 Politics, 1789-1815, by Buel, rev., 267-268 Silver, Am., 1655-1825, 545~547 Seeds of Extinction: Jejfersonian Philosophy Silversmiths of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, 1730- and the American Indian, by Sheehan, 1850, by Gerstell, rev., 255-256 rev., 543-544 Simon, Herman, 508, 509 Seeker, Bishop, 434 Simpson, Lawrence, German arrest of, 295- Segregation: of Negroes, 83, 86, 92; of 300 Negroes in Steelton, 202, 204; in Pa. Singing Sam, the Barbasol Man, 301 schools, legalized in 1854, 463 Sirois, Charles, 367 Seldes, George, 518w 6th Regt. Pa. Vols., parade of, 504 Selected Essays, by Windolph, rev., 281-282 Slavery: abolished in Pa., 44; benefits of, 81- Sentz, Carl, band leader, 505 82; in British West Indies, 107; in col. Pa., Sergeant, John, 446 22-44; in the North, 534-535; Pa. slave Seward, William H., 346; attacked by traders, 36; Quaker petition against slave Francis J. Grund, 472; "higher law" trade, 37-38; uprising in N. Y., 30, 31 speech, 186; joins Republican Party, 187; Sleigh, Richard, 25 opposed by Know-Nothings, 185; political Slough, Matthias, 46, 48 weakness of, 18972-19077, 193, 194; schools Smelser, Marshall, 176 for immigrants, 188; supported by Francis Smith, Adam, Wealth of Nations, 147,148,151 J. Grund, 467 Smith, George, Phila. politician, 329 Seymour, Gen. Truman, 337, i>SS Smith, George P., 351, 355, 35& Shade, William G., rev. of Nathans' Daniel Smith, Henry (J. 1838), 455;* Webster and Jacksonian Democracy, 550- Smith, Judge James, 181 55* Smith, John Bayard, 181 Shadwell, Thomas, 105 Smith, John Jay, 444 Shaffner, Casper, 72 Smith, John Rowson, artist, 487, 502 Shaffner, Casper, Jr., 51 Smith, Paul H., English Defenders of Ameri- Shafroth, John, 378 can Freedoms, 1774-1778, rev., 117-118 Shakespeare, William, performed in col. Am., Smith, Samuel (1752-1839), . . . and the 102, 104, 106 Politics of Business, by Pancake, rev., 415- Shallcross, Edward, 237 416 Shankman, Arnold, ed., "Colonel of the Smith, Dr. William (1727-1803), i8» Bucktails . . . Charles Frederick Taylor," Smith, William, A History of the Province of 333736i New York, vol. I, rev., 112-114 Sharfsin, Joseph, 220, 22077 Smith, William, Phila. ward leader, 237 Sharp, Granville, 38 Smuggling of slaves, 24 Shattuck, Dr. George C, 467 Snakes, 346 Shaw, Benjamin, 450 Society for the Abolition of the Slave Trade, Sheehan, Bernard W., Seeds of Extinction London, 39 ,• v're7-> 543-544 . Society of Political Inquiries, 141 Sheriffs, functions at elections, 46 Soul6, Pierre, 32677; and purchase of Cuba, Sherman, Roger (fl. 1861), 345 320,322, 324 Shields, Gen. James, 350 Southerland, J. B., 447 Shippen, Edward (1703-1781), in Lancaster Southside Trust Company, 519 politics, 56-68 passim; offices of, 58; seeks "The Speaker of the House, Pennsylvania, proprietary favor, ^6 1701-1776," by Thomas Wendell, 3-21 Shippen, Edward, Jr. (1728/9-1806), 60,61,64 Speel, Charlie C, 504 Shippen, Joseph (1732-1810), 61 Sperry, James R., A Quiet Boomtown: Jami- Shippen, Sarah. See Burd, Sarah Shippen son City. Pa., 1889-1912, rev., 122 Shippen, Thomas Lee, 1677* Sproul, William C, 519 Shippen, William, Jr., 1677* Spruance, Gilbert, 216, 217 Shippensburg, laid out in 1733, 58 Squatters, 386 Shipton, Clifford K., rev. of Wall's Massa- Stanton, Edwin McM., 346 chusetts Bay: The Crucial Decade, 1640- Stanton, M. Hall, 89, 92, 93 1650, 250-251 The Star-Spangled Banner, Star-Spangled Shirley, James, 103 Books . . ., comp. by Filby and Howard, Shoemaker, John, 1507* rev., 123-124 Silcox, Harry C.: "Delay and Neglect: Star-Spangled Books . . . associated with "The Negro Public Education in Antebellum Star-Spangled Banner" comp. by Filby Philadelphia," 444-464; "Philadelphia Ne- and Howard, rev., 123-124 574 INDEX October State Department, attacked by Boake 176; personality of, 139, 142, 143; poetry Carter, 295-312 passim of, 140; political victories of, 148,149,161, Stedman, Alexander, 65 164; "Spokesman for 'Merchant-Repub- Steele, I. K., rev. of Dunn's Sugar and licanism* In Philadelphia," by Baumann, Slaves: The Rise of the Planter Class in the 131-182; suspected Loyalism of, 134, 135; English West Indies, 107-108 treasury posts of, 136; wealth of, 142, 143 Steele, Richard, 105 Swanwick, Mary Bicker ton, 132 Steelton, Pa.: Negro churches in, 200; Negro Swanwick, Richard, 132, 133; ruin of, 134 community of, 199-209 Swayne, Joel, 345, 347 Steelton High School, 202, 203 Sweeney, Martin L., 310 Steelton Press, 200, 206; published by Peter Swift, John, 36 C. Blackwell, 205, 207, 209 Swift, Joseph, 36 Steelton Reporter, on Negroes, 201, 203, 205, Swing, Raymond Gram, 304, 313 206 Steiner, Bruce E., Samuel Seabury, 1729- Taffart, Marie Louise. See Beale, Marie 1796: A Study in the High Church Tradi- Louise (Mrs. Jos. B. Beale) tion , rev., 408-409 Tallmadge, James, 446 Stereoptican, exhibit of, 496, 507 Tanner, Bishop B. T., 92W Stern, J. David, 212, 218; and John B. Tanner, Henry O., 9272 Kelly, 220 Tantaquidgeon, Gladys, Folk Medicine of the Stern, Julius, 505 Delaware . . . Indians, rev., 264-265 Stevens, John, 384 Tappan, Henry Philip, 334 Steward, Robert, 372 Tariff, political issue in Pa., 191-193 Still, William, 87, 90W Tate, Rev., 65 Stocker and Fuller, 36 Tatman, Elizabeth, 510 Stoddard, Richard H., 340 Taverns, licenses for, 54 Stoddard, Roger E., ioiw, io2« Taxes, Swanwick's views on, 176, 177 Stokley, William, building of City Hall, 234- Taylor, Annie. See Carey, Annie Taylor 249 Taylor, Bayard, 333, 334, 335; on death of Stone, Charles, 342, 343, 345 Chas. Fred. Taylor, 340 Stone, Frederick, 48, 60, 64, 68 Taylor, Charles Frederick: captured, 349; Storage batteries, for radios, 294 Civil War letters of, 333-361; death of, Stowman, Kenneth W., 292W 360; funeral of, 339; raises company of Stratton, William, 455*2 riflemen, 33$ Street railways, political power of in Phila., Taylor, Edward, 369, 371 243-249 Taylor, Emma, 334, 352 Strikes, of Little Steel, 305 Taylor, Frank, 356 Strong, William, 505 Taylor, Dr. Franklin, 333 Struthers, J. and Son, marble yard of, 502 Taylor, Howard, 343 Struthers, William & Son, contract for Phila. Taylor, Joseph, 333 City Hall, 242 Taylor, Lily, 351,352 Stuart, J. E. B., raid of, 354 Taylor, Marie Hansen (Mrs. Bayard Taylor), Suffrage, and Fifteenth Amendment, 205 3Sl 3 Sugar, 143 Taylor- ' ,& Rebecca Way, 333 Sugar and Slaves: The Rise of the Planter Taylor, Robert, 333 Class in the English West Indies, 1624-1713, Taylor, Zachary, 472 by Dunn, rev., 107-108 Teachers, training of, 84 Summers, H. H., 203, 205 Teachers Institute of Philadelphia, 94 Sumner, Charles, and Francis J. Grund, 467, Teas, 143 482-484 Teller, Henry, 368, 376, 377 Sun (Baltimore), Francis J. Grund and, 470, Telles, John, 144 471,472 Test acts, 138 Sunday School Journal, 77 Texas, boundary debt of, 473, 474, 479 Swan's Tavern, 142 Thane, Elswyth, The Fighting Quaker: Swanwick, John, customs house officer, 132, Nathaniel Greene, rev., 118-119 Thayer, Theodore, 45, 52, 55, 74 I32W( Swanwick, John: advocates a navy, 161; Theater, col. playbills checklist, 99-106 attacks Jay's Treaty, 170; condemns Theodon's exhibition, 491 Whiskey Insurrection, 163; employed by Thomas, Dr. A. R., 497 Robt. Morris, 135; failure of, 178-180; Thomas, Gov. George, dispute with John interests of, 141; opposes internal taxes, Kinsey, 12, 13 1973 INDEX 575 Thomas, Isaiah, ioo Vaccarro, Dr. Leopold, 21 %n Thomas, Lowell, popularity of, 303 Vacuum tubes, for radios, 294 Thompson, Dorothy, 304 Van Amburg's menagerie, 507 Thompson, Judge James, 240 Van Berckel, P. J., 138 Thompson, Maj. Roberts, 382, 389 Van Buren, Martin, supported by Francis J. Thompson, William Hale, 514 Grund, 468, 472 Thomson, Charles, 19 Van Dyke, Warren, 212, 214, 215, 229 Thomson, Elizabeth, 434W Van Hogdenderp, 138 Thumb, Gen. Tom, 492 Van Lennep, A. D., 138 Ticks, 346 Vantilburgh, Mr., 30 Tidewater Towns: City Planning in Colonial Vare, William S.: alienates ward leaders, 226; Virginia and Maryland, by Reps, rev., loses Negro support, 227, 228; John 262-264 O'Donnell and, 210, 211, 213, 215; and Tightrope walking, at Fairmount, 503 Pinchot, 216; political downfall of, 231 Tilghman, Edward, 173 Vaux, Roberts, public school system, 445 -452 Tilghman, James, 385 Victorian Silverplated Holloware, 125 Tilghman, Tench, 138 Vigilant Association of Philadelphia, 78 Tillman, Benjamin Ryan, 205 Vigilant Committee of Philadelphia, 460 Timber: abuse of, 365; thieves of, 386; on Vincent, Sir Matthias, 382 West Jersey Soc. lands, 381 Virginia: col. city planning in, 262; The Old Timmons, Bascom, 527 Dominion ... by Beeman, rev., 265-267 Tinkcom, Harry M., 181; rev., of Klein & Vodges, Dr. E. W., 490 Hoogenboom's A History of Pennsylvania, Vorpahl, Ben Merchant, ed., My Dear Wister 547-548 . . ., rev., 120-121 Tobacco, France in Chesapeake trade, 532-

Tocqueville, Alexis de, 444 Wadsworth, Jeremiah, 404n Tonbridge, English school, 289 Wagner, Robert, 301 Torchlight parades, 490-510 passim Wainwright, Nicholas B.: ed., "The Diary of Toucey, Isaac, 326?? Joseph Boggs Beale," 485-510; rev. of Traction companies, The Red Arrow, 424 Horan's The McKenny-Hall Portrait Gallery Trade and commerce: of the Atlantic Islands, of American Indians, 418-419 251; British attacks on Am. shipping, 159; Walker, Robert J., 327, 330 new markets after 1785, 143; Pa. slave Walker, William, proposed filibuster, 320 traders, 36; in slaves, 22-44; views of Wall, Robert Emmet, Jr., Massachusetts Bay: Swanwickon, 144 The Crucial Decade, 1640-1650, rev., 250- Trent, William (d, 1724), 32 251 Trent, William (d. 1787), 65, 66 Wallace, Ben, 71 Trollope, Mrs. Frances, 468 Wallace, Lewis, 341, 342 Truman, James, 88 Wain, Nicholas, 385 Tucker, Beverly, 325, 328 Walsh, Robert, 447 Turks, uniforms of, 492 Wanamaker, William, 204 Turner, David D., 81 War of Jenkins* Ear, 11 Turner, Thomas J., 218« Warch, Richard, and Fanton, eds., lohn Tyack, David, 98 Brown, rev., S53SSS Tyler, John, 469 Ward, Harry M., rev. of The Development of a Revolutionary Mentality, 540-541 Washington, Booker T., 75 Washington, George: Anguish and Farewell, "Uncle Tom's Cabin," 497 by Flexner, rev., 413-414; condemns Undine Barge Club, 504; membership roll of, Democratic Societies, 166; foreign policy 498-501 °f> I57» praised by Swanwick, 139, 139W, Uniforms, military, 492 140; Soldier and Man, by Callahan, rev., Union Hall, Phila., 88 4127-413 Union Passenger Railway, contest of with Washington Forum, 309 West Phila. Railway, 243-248 Washington Square, 236, 237 United Airlines, 305 Washington's Birthday, 1862 celebration of United Order of Cadets of Temperance, 494 in Phila., 505-506 University of Michigan, 334 Waugh, Samuel B., panorama of, 503 Upton, L. F. S., rev. of Brooke's King Wax, Darold D., "Negro Import Duties in George III, 258-259 Colonial Pennsylvania," 22-44 576 INDEX October

Wayne, William, 447, 448 William D. Kelley School, Phila., 89 WCAU, 291 Williams, Isaac L , 486, 508 Wears, Isaiah C, 89, 9077 Williams, John, 169, 173 Webb, James, Jr., 46, 47, 48, 49, 55, 65 Williams, William H., "The 'Industrious Webei,Wenzel,466 Poor' and the Founding of the Pennsyl- Webster, Daniel, 186; and Jacksonian vania Hospital," 431-444 Democracy 550-551 Willing, Morris & Co., 28, 36 Weed, Thurlow, 186, 187 Willing, Morris, and Swanwick, 136, 137; Weeks, John W7., 513 East Indies trade of, 145?? Weigley, Emma Seifrit, rev. of Lowenstein's Willing, Thomas, 29, 137, 15377, 178, 388; Bibliography oj American Cookery Books, opposes formation of insurance co., 155 1742-1860, 271-272 Wilson, S. Davis, 215, 216, 217, 222, 225, 229; Welch, D'Alt6 A., A Bibliography oj American as a politician, 223 Children s Books, rev., 426-427 Wilmot, David, 192, 195, 197 Wellenreuther, Hermann, Glaube und Pohtik Wilmot Proviso, Francis J. Grund's views of, in Pennsylvania, 1681-1776, rev., 283-284 47x Welk, Richaid, 15277 Winchell, Walter, 304 Wendel, Thomas, "The Speaker of the Winchester Hospital, 432, 433 House, Pennsylvania, 1701-1776," 3-21 Windolph, F. Lyman, Selected Essays, rev., Weslager, C A The Delaware Indians, A 281-282 History, rev, 108-110, rev. of Tanta- Wine, duties on, 23, 29; cultivation of vines, quidgeon's Folk Medicine oj the Delaware 141 . . . Indians, 264-265 Wister, Owen, Remington letters, 120 West, Richard, 361 Woelpper, David, 447 West Indies rise of English planter cla^s in, Wolf, Edwin, 2nd "Colonial American Play- 107, trade,143 bills," 99-106; rev. of Early American West Indies Emancipation Day, 84; parade Bookbindings . . ., 124-125; rev. of Emer- attacked, 460 son's Major Writers oj Early American "The West Jersey Society, 1768-1784," by Literature, 427-428; rev. of Filby and Frederick R. Black, 379-406 Howard's Star-Spangled Books, 123-124; Railway, contest of with rev. of LeMay's Men oj Letters in Colonial Union Passenger Railway, 244-248 Maryland, 428 Wetherill, John Price, 236, 239, 240 Women, education of, 140 Wharton, Thomas, 19 Wood, Joseph, 36 Whatman's drawing paper, 499, 509 Wood, Gen. Leonard, 521 Whig Party, collapse of, 183, 192, 194 Wood, R. C, 445 Whipper, William, 76 Woodbury, Levi, 471 Whiskey Insurrection, 162, 163 Woolman, John, in England, 1772, 112 White, Caroline E. (Mrs. Jacob C. White, Work, Mr., 65 Jr ), 96 Worke, Col., 47 White, E. B., 288 Workhouses applauded by Franklin, 438; in White, G. Edward, rev. of Vorpahl's My Phila., 43877; sentiment favoring, 437 Dear Wister . . ., 120-121 World War I, Negro soldiers in, 204 White, George G., 493, 494, 496 Wright, Constance, Fanny Kemble and the White, Jacob C, Sr., career of, 75-78 Lovely Land, rev., 275-276 White, Jacob C, Jr., 463; business interests Wylie, Robert, 507 of, 85; death of, 97; oration of, 80; ". . . Philadelphia Negro Educator," by Silcox, 75-98; principal of Vaux School, 88; retire- ment of, 95; sec. of Gilbert Lyceum, 81 Yeates, Jasper, 51, 67, 68, 71, 73 White, R., 499 Yellow fever, death of John Swanwick, 180 Whitelock, Isaac, 73 Yerkes, John, 360 Whitney Museum of American Art, Beale Young Ladies Academy of Philadelphia, 141 exhibit, 486 Young Men's Reform Association, 202 Wickersham, James, 84 Widener, Peter A. B., 243, 248 Wilkie, Wendell L., 302 Wilkinson, Norman B., E. I. duPont, Zimmerman, John J., rev. of Fleming's Botaniste, rev., 416-417 Benjamin Franklin . . ., 261-262 Willcox, William B., ed., The Papers oj Zoar Church, Phila., 88 Benjamin Franklin, 410-411 Zouaves, 342, 492, 503 THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF PENNSYLVANIA

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