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DECEMBER 28, 29, 30

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Westmoreland Davis: Virginia Planter—Politician, 1859-1942 By Jack Temple Kirby, Assistant Professor of History, Miami University, via, 21 y pp., fontis., ilins., index. 6 x p L.C. 68-22yyo. 55.75 Mr. Kirby's biography of this distinguished twentieth-century Virginia gov ernor, reformer, agricultural leader, lobbyist, publisher, and opponent of the state Democratic machine is a fresh interpretation of the progressive era in Virginia. Westmoreland Davis's life illuminates the role of agrarians and the influence of scientific methodology, efficiency techniques, and Democratic fac tionalism in Virginia's government as well as the rise and early career of Harry Byrd. Old Virginia Restored: An Interpretation of the Progressive Impulse, 1870-1930 By Raym )nd H. Puli.ey, Assistant Professor of History, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Approx. 224 pp., illits. 6 x p. L.C. 68-8ypp. Price to be announced. As paradoxical as it may .seem, the reforms undertaken in the Old Dominion during the progressive era returned the state to a political and social system as stable and resistant to innovation as any that had existed before the Civil War. In other words, the reform impulse sprang from the conserving or reac tionary tendencies inherent in the culture of the Commonwealth rather than from a desire to reconcile the state to the march of modern America.

also of interest The Letters and Papers of Edmund Pendleton, 1734-1803 Collected and Edited by David John Mays, winner of the Pulitzer Prize in ipyy, former president, Virginia Historical Society, senior member. Mays, Valentine, Davenport, ir Moore. 2 vols., xxvii, xiii, 755 pp., frontis., tables, index. 63/^ x p3/^. L.C. 6y-iy6po. Virginia Historical Society Docu ments $20.00 the set. "The work will be useful to students of many different aspects of colonial and Revolutionary Virginia and America, but perhaps it will be primarily valuable because it provides an unusually rich and convenient source for the study of the most remarkable feature of the society in which Pendleton lived: its extraordinary political culture, which by almost any criteria has been rarely equalled and never surpassed in American history." — Jack P. Greene Virginia Qiiarterly Review University Press of Virginia Charlottesville PROGRAM

of the

EIGHTY-THIRD ANNUAL MEETING

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American ^isitorical BIsfsiociation

December 28, 29, 30 1968

THE NAMES OF THE SOCIETIES MEETING WITHIN OR JOINTLY WITH THE AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION ARE LISTED ON PAGE 130 JOHN K. FAIRBANK

Francis Lee Higginson Froficssor of History and Director, East Asian Research Center, Harvard University, President of the American Historical Association The American Historical Association 400 A Street, S.E., Washington, D. C. 20003

Officers President: John K. Fairbank, Harvard University Vice-President: C. Vann Woodward, Yale University Treasurer: Elmer Louis Kayser, George Washington University Executive Secretary: Paul L. Ward Managing Editor: R. K. Webb Assistant Executive Secretary: Robert L. Zangrando

Council Ex Officio, the President, Vice-President, Treasurer, Executive Secre tary, and Managing Editor

Former Presidents

Samuel Flagg Bemis, Yale University Julian P. Boyd, Princeton University Carl Bridenbaugh, Brown University Merle Curti, University of Wisconsin Louis R. Cottschalk, University of Chicago Hajo Holborn, Yale University Frederic C. I^ane, The Johns Hopkins University William L. Langer, Harvard University Kenneth Scutt Latourette, Yale University Charles H. McIlwain, Harvard University Samuel Eliot Morison, Harvard University Allan Nevins, Huntington Library Roy F. Nichols, University of Pennsylvania Dexter Perkins, Rochester, New York Bernadotte E. Schmitt, University of Chicago

Elected Members Thomas C. Cochran, University of Pennsylvania Philip D. Curtin, University of Wisconsin David M. Potter, Stanford University Caroline Robbins, Bryn Mawr College Carl E. Schorske, University of California, Berkeley John L. Snell, Jr., University of North Carolina Lynn White, Jr., University of California, Los Angeles William B. Willcox, University of Michigan Pacific Coast Branch Officers

President: Gekald White, University of University of Southern California California, Irvine Managing Editor, Pacific Historical Re Vice-Frcsidcnt: Earl Pomeroy, Univer view: Norris Hundley, Jr., University sity of Oregon of California, Los Angeles Secretary-Treasurer: John A. Schutz,

Planning and Arrangements, 1968 Meeting

Committee on The Program

Chairman: Lawrence W. Towner, The Otto P. Pelanze, University of Minne Newberry Library sota Richard H. Brown, Amherst College Jacob M. Price, University of Michigan and The Newberry Library Robert V. Remini, University of Illinois, David J. Herhiiy, University of Wis Chicago Circle consin James E. Sheridan, Northwestern Uni Harold M. Hyman, University of Illi versity nois, Urbana Chester G. Starr, University of Illinois, Herbert S. Klein, University of Chicago Urbana Joseph R. Levenson, University of Cali Alfred F. Young, Northern Illinois Uni fornia, Berkeley versity

Committee on Local Arrangements

Chairman: Robert W. Shoemaker, Co-Chairman: Douglas W. Houston, North Central College Fordham University George R. F. Baker, Hunter College of Ralph A. Austen, University of Chicago the City University of New York SuMNER Benson, University of Chicago Robert H. Bass, Queensborough Com Shirley A. Bill, University of Illinois, munity College Chicago Circle Samuel D. Ehrenpreis, Bronx Com Carolyn A. Edie, University of Illinois, munity College Chicago Circle Joseph A. Ellis, City College of the Hanns Gross, Loyola University City University of New York Paul Johnson, Roosevelt University Jacob Judd, Herbert H. Lehman College Thomas A. Knapp, Loyola University Richard H. Kohn, City College of the Robert J. Kovarik, Chicago State Col City University of New York lege Pedro Thomas Meza, Queensborough Martin J. Lowery, De Paul University Community College Magne B. Olson, Chicago State College Pierre Oberling, Hunter College of the City University of New York Royal Schmidt, Elmhurst College Stanley Plastrik, Staten Island Com Eric T. Stevens, Chicago City College munity College GENERAL INFORMATION HEADQUARTERS: Nearly all sessions listed in the Program, the AHA offices, the Professional Register, and all exhibits will be in the Statler Hilton Hotel, Seventh Avenue between 32nd and 33rd Streets, although some sessions will be in the Hotel New Yorker, two blocks away (34th Street at Eighth Avenue). One thousand five hundred rooms have been reserved at the Statler Hilton and an equal number at the Hotel New Yorker. Room rates and more detailed information are given on the enclosed Hotel Information-Reservation Form. For room reservations, please send the form to the New York Convention and Visitors Bureau; do not apply directly to the hotel.

AHA REGISTRATION; For the first time this year, AHA members will be able to preregister for the Annual Meeting by completing the form which appears on the enclosed preregistration envelope, enclosing a check for the registration fee, and mailing the envelope back to the AHA Business Office. The Business Office will proc ess the registration and send registrants their badges within three weeks. Requests for preregistration received after December 10 will be returned, however, and mem bers who miss that deadline may register at the Registration Desk in the Main Lobby, Statler Hilton. The desk will be open Friday, December 27, from 2 to 9 p.m.; Satur day, December 28, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Sunday, December 29, from 8:30 a.m. to 4130 p.m.; and Monday, December 30, from 8130 a.m. to 12:3o p.m.

LOCATOR LIST; An added innovation which will benefit members who pre register will be the publication of a pocket-size Locator List of Annual Meeting registrants and their addresses at the Annual Meeting, available to all who attend for a 25^ charge which will include the pocket-size Schedule of Sessions. The Locator List will include the names and addresses of all members who preregister and/or make their hotel reservations before the December 10 deadline. Members who register after that deadline may be located through a Locator Desk in the Rotunda, Ballroom Floor, Statler Hilton. The Locator List may be purchased at the same desk.

MEAL MEETINGS: All luncheons are scheduled for 12:15 p.m. and priced at $6.00; the dinner is scheduled for 7 p.m. and priced at $10.00. Prices include gratuities. Tickets desired should be bought at the Meal Tickets desk in the Rotunda, Ballroom Floor, Statler Hilton. Because the AHA must give advance notice to the hotel of the number to be served, it is essential to purchase tickets as soon after arrival as possible. The schedule of meal meetings is as follows:

Saturday, December 28 Luncheon, Phi Alpha Theta Luncheon, Conference on Slavic and East European History Luncheon, Conference on Asian History Luncheon, Conference on Latin American History Luncheon, Conference on Peace Research in History Dinner, Mediaeval Academy of America Sunday, December 29 Luncheon, American Catholic Historical Association Luncheon, American Society of Church History Luncheon, Modern European History Section Luncheon, The Labor Historians Monday, December 30 Luncheon, History of Education Society Luncheon, Society of American Archivists

GROUP MEETINGS AND REUNIONS: Some historical societies and groups have arranged special meetings or receptions which cannot be listed in the Program. These groups should bring their announcements to the Information Desk in the Rotunda, Ballroom Floor, Statler Hilton, as soon as possible for posting on the bulletin boards. All groups desiring to hold breakfasts, smokers, etc., should make arrangements di rectly with the Banquet Manager of the Statler Hilton Hotel and send a copy of the correspondence to the AHA Local Arrangements Chairman, Robert W. Shoemaker, Department of History, North Central College, Naperville, Illinois 60540.

PROFESSIONAL REGISTER: Throughout the Annual Meeting, the Profes sional Register will be in operation in the Sky Top Room, Eighteenth Floor, Statler Hilton. Candidates may join the Register or bring their papers up to date at the meeting, if they have not already done so by mail. Prospective employers may review the Register's vita files, and they may also have their staff needs posted. Departmental representatives will further facilitate matters if they notify the Professional Register before the Annual Meeting, by December 10, of their hiring needs. Candidates and employers alike should list their local addresses with the Profes sional Register as soon as they arrive in New York, because the Register will make every effort to expedite the interviewing process. Candidates must be AHA members before joining the Register; they pay an initial fee of $3, with an annual renewal of $1. The services of the Register are available to employers without charge. For additional information see the descriptive sheet inserted in the Program, or page 11 of the Program, or the December, 1968 AHA Newsletter.

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THE PELZER MEMORIAL—For the best essay on a subject in American history submitted by a graduate student. The prize consists of publication in The Journal of American History, a bronze medallion and a cash award of $200.

THE FREDERICK JACKSON TURNER—For the best manu script in American history. The competition is restricted to persons who have not previously published in book form. The prize is a cash award of $1500 and publication as the prize winning manuscript. A special feature of this program is assurance to entrants that their manuscripts will receive preliminary consideration in six weeks. Manuscripts are then either returned or advanced to the final elimination round of the competition. All manuscripts in the final round are assured of publication.

THE BINKLEY-STEPHENSON—A cash prize of $500 for the best scholarly article published in The Journal of American History in each calendar year.

You are invited to join the Organization of American Historians. Membership dues are $8.00 ($4.00 for students) and membership brings you The Journal of American History.

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Candidates and Prospective Employers should notify the Professional Register of their Local Address as soon as they arrive at the Annual Meeting.

For further information about the use of the Professional Register, see "General Information" on page 5 of this program and the December AHA Newsletter, or use the explanatory sheet inserted in the program packet.

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82 Schedule of Sessions FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27 p.-50 //.M.-j.-jo P.M. IVY SUITE, STATLER HILTON Meeting of the Council

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28

Morning Sessions

I 9:^0 A.M. GRAND BALLROOM, STATLER HILTON W. E. B. DU BOIS (1868-1968) ; IN OBSERVANCE OF THE ONE HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY OF HIS BIRTH Chairman: C. Vann Woodzvard, Yale University Du Bois as a Sociologist Elliott Rudzvick, Kent State University Du Bois as an Historian Herbert Apthekcr, American Institute for Mar.vist Studies Du Bois as a Negro Nationalist Vincent Harding, Spelman College

Comment Horace Mann Bond, Atlanta University

II 9:30 A.M. GEORGIAN ROOM, STATLER HILTON Joint Session with The American Studies Association MODES OF THOUGHT IN RECENT AMERICAN HISTORIOG RAPHY Chairman: Robert A. Skothciin, University of Colorado Paradigm Formulation in Recent American Studies Gene Wise, Raymond College, University of the Pacific A Paradigm for the Study of Political History /. Rogers Hollingsworth, University of Wisconsin The Metaphysics of Conservative and Radical Historiography Since World War II David Noble, University of Minnesota

Comment Cushing Strout, Cornell University

83 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28

III

9:30 A.M. TERRACE BALLROOM, STATLER HILTON CIVIL LIBERTIES IN THE 1950's Chairman; Alfred H. Kelly, Wayne State University The Fund for the Republic and McCarthyism Thomas C. Reeves, University of Colorado The IJmits of Dissent: Contraction or Enlargement William Preston, Denison University

Comment

Adam Yarmolinsky, Harvard Lazv School

IV

9:30 A.M. GOLD BALLROOM, STATLER HILTON

Joint Session with The Conference Group for Central European History THE DEFEAT OF THE CENTRAL POWERS IN 1918 AND THE EUROPEAN BALANCE OF POWER Chairman: Gordon A. Craig, Stanford University Austria-Hungary Robert A. Kann, Rutgers University Germany Gerhard L. Weinberg, University of Michigan

Comment

Piotr S. Wandycz, Yale University

84 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28

V

p;jo A.M. PENN TOP NORTH, STATLER HILTON

NEW LIGHT ON MEDIEVAL COMMERCE Chairman; Peter Riesenberg, Washington University The Economy of Medieval Novgorod: Neve Archaeological and Lit erary Evidence Vsevolod Slessarev, University of Cincinnati Medieval Commerce in the Light of the Cairo Geniza Documents S. D. Goitein, University of Pennsylvania

Comment

Armand Citarella, Saint Michael's College

VI

p.jo A.M. IVY SUITE, STATLER HILTON NEW DIRECTIONS IN ENGLISH HISTORY, 1470-1660 Chairman: Walter C. Richardson, Louisiana State University

Panel

J. H. Hexter, Yale University A. J. Slavin, University of California, Los Angeles Lawrence Stone, Princeton University Perez Zagorin, University of Rochester

85 SATURDAY, DECEAIBER 28

VII

p.-jo A.M. EAST ROOM, STATLER HILTON

BYZANTINE STUDIES: PROGRESS AND PROBLEMS Chairman: Paul Alc.vandcr, University of California, Berkeley

Some Perspectives on the Middle Byzantine Period IValter Kaegi, University of Chicago

The Palaeologan Period John JV. Barker, Univerity of Wisconsin

Comment

Speros Vryonis, Jr., University of California, Los Angeles

VIII

p:jo A.M. WASHINGTON ROOM, STATLER HILTON

SHOULD ANCIENT HISTORY BE IN CLASSICS OR IN HISTORY? Chairman: T. Robert S. Bronghton, University of North Carolina

Panel

Mortimer Chambers, University of California, Los Angeles

Solomon Kats, University of Washington

Ramsay MacMullen, Yale University

Carl A. Roebuck, Northwestern University

86 SATURDAY, DFXEMBER 28

IX 9.-JO A.M. LE PETIT CAFE, STATLER HILTON Joint Session with The Society for the History of Technology

TECHNOLOGY AND DISARMAMENT Chairman: Gerald Wheeler, The Naval War College and San Jose State College A Navy in Decay: Technology and Disarmament in the U. S. Navy after the Civil War Stanley Sandier, University of Waterloo The Navy in Doubt: Disarmament and Technology after World War H Clark G. Reynolds, University of Maine

Comment Francis Duncan, U. S. Atomic Energy Commission Ralph Sanders, Industrial College of the Armed Forces

X 9:30 A.M. HARTFORD ROOM, STATLER HILTON ISLAMIC REFORM AIOVEMENTS IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY Chairman: John Ralph Willis, University of Birmingham and University of Wisconsin

Arabian Wahabism R. Baily Winder, New York University Maghreb Brotherhoods Kenneth L. Brozvn, University of Chicago West African Jihads Marilyn R. Waldman, University of Chicago

Comment L. Carl Brown, Princeton University

87 SATURDAY. DECEMBER 28

XI p.-jo A.M. WEST ROOM, STATLER HILTON

NOMADS AND HISTORY Chairman : Denis Sinor, Indiana University Organization in the Turco-Mongolian Empires Joseph P. Fletcher, Harvard University The Dynamics and Historiography of Nomadism John Masson Smith, Jr., University of California, Berkeley

Comment

Owen Lattimore, University of Leeds

XII 9:30 A.M. NORTH BALLROOM, NEW YORKER

REFORMERS AND HUMANISTS Chairman : Hans Hillerhrand, Duke University Luther's Influence on Erasmus' Concept of Faith James Tracy, Univcrsity of Minnesota Noel Beda—Missing Link between Calvinism and Medieval Au- gustinianism ? Walter F. Bense, Wisconsin State University, Oshkosh More and Tyndal on Revelation: The Supremacy of the Book James Hitchcock, St. I.ouis University

Comment

Roland H. Bainton, Yale Divinity School

88 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28

XIII p.-jo A.M. TERRACE ROOM, NEW YORKER THE REFORM OF RUSSIAN INSTITUTIONS IN THE i86o's Chairman: Nicholas V. Riasanovsky, University of California, Berkeley The New University Statute Thomas Hegarty, Boston University The New Censorship Law Charles Ruiid, University of Western Ontario

The New Courts Richard Wortman. University of Chicago

Comment Peter Czap, Jr., Amherst College

XIV p.-jo A.M. NEW ORLEANS ROOM, NEW YORKER THE NEW SOCIAL SCIENCES IN THE NINETEENTH CEN TURY Chairman : John Higham, University of Michigan The Intellectual, the Professional, and the Problem of Democracy in America Burton J. Bledstein, University of Illinois, Chicago Circle The Origins of Dewey's Psychology: Theology and Psychology in the 1870's and i88o's Neil P. Coughlan, Wesleyan University

Comment Paul Bourke, Flinders University of South Australia and Smith College Moses Rischin, San Francisco State College

89 SATURDAY, ])ECEMBER 28

Luncheon Conferences

I 12:15 P.M. TERRACE BALLROOM, STATLER HILTON CONFERENCE ON LATIN AMERICAN HISTORY Chairman : Stanley R. Ross, University of Texas Latin American History in the United States, a Retrospective View Charles C. Griffin, Vassar College

II 12:15 P.M. IVY SUITE, STATLER HILTON CONFERENCE ON ASIAN HISTORY Chairman: Joseph R. Levenson, University of California, Berke ley Chinese Origins: The Birth of China Reconsidered Ping-ti Ho, University of Chicago

III 12:15 P.M. GOLD BALLROOM, STATLER HILTON CONFERENCE ON SLAVIC AND EAST EUROPEAN HISTORY Chairman: Charles Jelavich, Indiana University Russian History in the United States : Vistas and Prospects John C. Curtiss, Duke University

IV 12:15 P.M. LE PETIT CAFE, STATLER HILTON

PHI ALPHA THETA Chairman : Homer L. Knight, Oklahoma State University Lincoln's Lee: A Neglected Chapter in Civil War Naval History Dudley T. Cornish, Kansas State College, Pittsburg

V 12:15 P.M. GEORGIAN ROOM, STATLER HILTON CONFERENCE ON PEACE RESEARCH IN HISTORY Chairman: E. Hilary Conroy, University of Pennsylvania History, Policy, and Peace Research Hon. George S. McGovern, U. S. Senate

90 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28

Afternoon Sessions

I ^.-30 P.M. GRAND BALLROOM, STAPLER HILTON Joint Session with The National Council for the Social Studies

TEACHING BLACK HISTORY IN AMERICA: WHAT ARE THE PROBLEMS ? Chairman: Charles Wesley, Association for the Study of Ne gro Life and History

Panel Lerone Bennett, Senior Editor, Ebony Magacine Mattie R. Crossley, Memphis Public Schools Larry Cuban, Washington, D. C. Melvin Brimmer, Spelman College Sterling Stuckey, Northwestern University Beatrice Carpenter Young, Illinois Commission on Human Rela tions

II 2:30 P.M. GEORGIAN ROOM, STAPLER HILTON

THE TWO-PARTY NORM IN AMERICAN POLITICS Chairman: Roy F. Nichols, University of Pennsylvania The Two-Party Norm in American Politics William N. Chambers, Washington University

Comment Richard P. McCormick, Rutgers University Barton J. Bernstein, Stanford University Kenneth Prewitt, University of Chicago SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28

III 2:30 P.M. TERRACE BALLROOM, STATLER HILTON

POPULAR HYSTERIA AND POTTTICAL CRISIS IN BRITAIN AND AMERICA Chairman : Caroline Rubbins, Bryn Mawr College Revolution and Social Hysteria in England and the Colonies, 1675- 1692 John M. Murrin, Washington University Anti-Catholic Hysteria and Political Opposition in Britain, 1778-1780 Robert Kent Donovan, Kansas State University

Comment

Richard S. Dunn, University of Pennsylvania Eugene C. Black, Brandeis University

IV 2:30 P.M. GOLD BALLROOM, STATLER HILTON

Joint Session with The American Society of Church History

THE CHURCHES AND JUST WAR THEORY Chairman : Ehvyn A. Smith, Temple University Just War Theory in the Sixteenth Century Walter F. Bense, Wisconsin State University, Oshkosh The American Churches, Just War, and Viet Nam James H. Smylie, Union Theological Seminary, Richmond

Comment

Roland H. Bainton, Yale Divinity School George H. Williams, Harvard University

92 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28

V 2:30 P.M. PENN TOP NORTH, STAT PER HILTON RENAISSANCE EUROPE VIEWS OF THE WORLD—TURKS AND AZTECS IN EUROPEAN THOUGHT Chairman: Donald E. Each, University of Chicago

The Aztecs Benjamin Keen, Northern Illinois University

The Turks Robert Schzooehel, Temple University

Comment Edwin J. Van Kley, Calvin College Donald Robertson, Tiilane University

VI 2:30 P.M. IVY SUITE, STATLER HILTON

Joint Session with The Labor Historians

WRITING THE HISTORY OF THE INARTICULATE Chairman: David Montgomery, University of Warwick and Uni versity of Pittsburgh William Widger's Dream; The Loyalties of American Revolutionary Seamen in British Prisons Jesse Lemisch, Northwestcrn University Slavery from the Bottom Up: Privileged Bondsmen and the Process of Accommodation Robert Starobin, University of Wisconsin

Comment Richard B. Morris, Columbia University Gilbert Osofsky, University of Illinois, Chicago Circle

93 SATURDAY, DFXEMBER 28

VII 2:30 P.M. EAST ROOM, STATLER HILTON

BUREAUCRATIC CHANGE IN MEIJI JAPAN Chairman: Arthur E. Tiedemann, City College of the City Uni versity of Neiv York

Foreign Advisers in the Meiji Government Hazel J. Jones, Univer-dty of Alberta

"New Bureaucrats" in Late Meiji Japan Robert M. Spanlding, Jr., University of Michigan

Comment

Ardatli Burks, Rutgers University

VIII 2:30 P.M. WASHINGTON ROOM, STATLER HUSTON

MINOR POWERS IN A TWO-POWER WORLD: CLASSICAL GREECE Chairman: Chester G. Starr, University of Illinois, Urbana

Argos between Athens and Sparta Thomas Kelly, University of Minnesota

Corinth between Athens and Sparta Ronald Strand, University of California, Berkeley

Comment

Donald Kagan, Cornell University

94 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28

IX 2:30 P.M. LE PETIT CAPE, STATLER HILTON

Joint Session with The American Catholic Historical Association SCIENCE, PHILOSOPHY, AND IDEOLOGY: THE CATHOLIC DILEMMA IN THE THIRD REPUBLIC Chairman: Donald J. Harvey, Hunter College of the City Un iversity of New York

The Crucible and the Crucifix: Catholic Scientists in the Third Re public Harry W.Paul, University of Florida Theology and Philosophy against Action Fran(;aise: The Blondelians Edward T. Gargan, University of Wisconsin

Comment John Rattc, Amherst College

X 2:30 P.M. WEST ROOM, STATLER HILTON

Joint Session with The American Committee for Irish Studies

PROTESTANT NATIONALISM IN MODERN IRELAND Chairman: Charles F. Mullett, University of Missouri Protestant Patriotism and Anglo-Irish Politics in the Reign of Queen Anne Robert E. Burns, University of Notre Dame

Irish Protestant Nationalism in the Home Rule Period John W.Boyle, Mount Allison University

Comment Helen Mulvey, Connecticut College

95 SATURDAY, DECRMBER 28

XI

2:30 P.M. NORTH BALLROOM, NEW YORKER

EUROPEAN CAPITAL AND WAGE LABOR IN AFRICA Chairman: Ralph Austen, University of Chicago European Capital and African Labor in Rhodesia James Hooker, Michigan State University

European Capital and African Labor in Tanzania James Graham, Duke University

Comment

L. H. Gann, Stanford University Marcia Wright, Columbia University

XII

2:30 P.M. TERRACE ROOM, NEW YORKER

GIAMBATTISTA VICO IN THE CONTEXT OF ITALIAN CUL TURE; IN HONOR OF THE TERCENTENARY OF HIS BIRTH (1668-1968) Chairman : Edward R. Tannenbaum, New York University

The Seventeenth Century: Vico and the Jesuit Historians John Renaldo, Carnegie-Mellon University

The Eighteenth Century : Vico and his Contemporaries A. Robert Caponigri, University of Notre Dame

The Nineteenth Century: Vico in the Risorgimento Emiliana P. Noether, University of Connecticut

The Twentieth Century: Vico in Recent Italian Thought Charles Bertrand, Sir George Williams University

q6 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28

XIII

2:30P.M. NEW ORLEANS ROOM, NEW YORKER

BIG BUSINESS AND GERMAN POLITICS Chairman: Henry Cord Meyer, University of California, Irvine

Bleichroder and Bismarck Fritz Stern, Columbia University Social and Economic Policies of German Big Business, 1918-1929 Gerald Feldman, University of California, Berkeley

Big Business and the Rise of Hitler Henry A. Turner, Yale University

Comment

Ernst Nolte, Universitdt Marburg

Dinner

7:30 P.M. TERRACE BALLROOM, STABLER HILTON

MEDIAEVAL ACADEMY OE AMERICA Chairman: Kenneth M. Setton, Institute for Advanced Study Growing Old in the Quattrocento David Herlihy, University of Wisconsin

97 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28

Plenary Session

8:00 P.M. GRAND BALLROOM,STAPLER HILTON

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND POLITICAL ISSUES Chairman: Arthur Schlesingcr, Jr., City University of ANw York

Panel Martin B. Ditberinan, Princeton University Christopher Lasch, Nortlnvestern University The Honorable George S. McGovern, U. S. Senate John L. Snell, Jr., University of North Carolina Richard C. Wade, University of Chicago SUNDAY,DECEMBER 29

Morning Sessions

I

p.-jo A.M. GRAND BALLROOM, STATLER HILTON

THE HISTORICAL PROFESSION AND THE SCHOOLS Chairman: Wilson Smith, University of California, Davis Is History on the Way Out of the Schools—and Do Historians Care? Charles C. Sellers, Jr., University of California, Berkeley

Comment

Robert H. Ferrell, Indiana University Ira Marienhoff, Hunter College High School, New York Edwin E. Moise, Harvard University Isidore Starr, Queens College

11

p.-jo A.M. GEORGIAN ROOM, STATLER HILTON

Joint Session with The Southern Historical Association

THE SOUTHERN ROAD TO APPOMATTOX Chairman : Arthur S. Link, Princeton University The Southern Road to Appomattox Kenneth M. Stampp, University of California, Berkeley

Comment

David M.Potter, Stanford University Ceorge M.Predrickson, Northwestern University

99 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29

III p;jo A.M. TERRACE BALLROOM, STATLER HILTON

RADICAL REPUBLICANS, RECONSTRUCTION, AND THE EX ECUTIVE Chairman: Harold M. Hyman, Rice University

The Wade-Davis Bill, 1864 Herman Belz, University of Maryland

The Impeachment of Andrew Johnson Hans Trefousse, Brooklyn College of the City University of New York

Comment

John Carpenter, Fordham University William Gillette, Douglass College, Rutgers University

IV p;jo A.M. GOLD BALLROOM,STATLER HILTON

IDEOLOGY IN THE YOUNG NATION Chairman: Alfred F. Young, Northern Illinois University

Ideology, Pragmatism and E Pluribus Unum Cecelia Kenyon, Smith College

Ideology and the First Party System Richard Buel, Wesleyan University

Comment

Eric McKitriek, Columbia University Gordon Wood, University of Michigan

ICQ SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29

V p.-30 A.M. PENN TOP NORTH, STATLER HILTON Joint Session with The History of Science Society SCIENCE IN AMERICA: NEW INTERPRETATIONS Chairman: Edward Lurie, Pennsylvania State University, College of Medicine, Hershey The Politics of Nineteenth-Century Science Thomas G. Manning, Texas Technological College Democracy Versus Science in America: The Ethos of Elitism Daniel Kevles, California Institute of Technology Science, Literature, and Politics in the Late Nineteenth Century: Washington a Case Study James Flack, University of Maryland

Comment Henry Guerlac, Cornell University Wilcomb E. Washburn, Smithsonian Institution

VI p.-jo A.M. IVY SUITE, STATLER HILTON THE FRENCH IN AFRICA:IMPACT AND REACTION Chairman: L.Perry Curtis, Jr., University of California, Berkeley The French in East Africa During the Nineteenth Century Norman R. Bennett, Boston University Senegal and the French, 1600-1850 Victoria B. Coifman, Howard University How France Acquired Madagascar, 1642-1896 Raymond K. Kent, University of California, Berkeley The French in Dahomey, 1671-1894 Boniface 1. Obichere, University of California, Los Angeles

Comment Myron J. Echenberg, University of Wisconsin

lOI SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29

VII 9:30 A.M. EAST ROOM, STATLER HILTON

Joint Session with The Society for the History of Discoveries

SOURCES AND USES OF CARTOGRAPHY FOR HISTORIANS Chairman: Thomas Goldstein, City College of the City University of New York Cartographic Records: A Challenging Resource for the Study of United States History Herman Friis, National Archives and Records Service Spanish Cities of the Renaissance: The Atlas of Antonio de las Vinas (Antonis van den Wyngaerde) Egbert Haverkamp-Begemann, Yale University The Historical Significance of Satellite Data Robert Pennington, Bureau of Indian Affairs

Comment Ursula Lamb, Yale University

VIII 9:30 A.M. WASHINGTON ROOM, STATLER HILTON

THE VALUE OF NUMISMATIC EVIDENCE IN ANCIENT HIS TORY Chairman: George Dent Wilco.ron, Kansas State University Pheidon of Argos and the Origins of Coinage Irwin L. Merker, Rutgers University

Roman Coins as Historical Evidence Richard E. Mitchell, University of Illinois, Urbana

Comment Tom B. Jones, University of Minnesota

102 SUNDAY, DFXEMBER 29

IX p;jo A.M. LE PETIT CAEE, STATLER HILTON

THE DIFFUSION OF SOCIAL SCIENTIFIC IDEAS IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY:THREE CASE STUDIES Chairman : Leonard Krieger, University of Chicago Boasian Anthropology and Racial Thought in America George W.Stocking, Jr., University of Chicago

The Institutionalization of Durkheimian Sociology in France Terry Clark, University of Chicago Max Weber's Institutional Impact in Germany and the United States Gnenther Roth, University of California, Berkeley

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H. Stuart Hughes, Harvard University

X 9:30 A.M. WEST ROOM, STATLER HILTON

CLASS AND CASTE IN COLONIAL PERU Chairman: Thomas E. McGann, University of Texas

The Negro Frederick P. Bozvser, Stanford University

The Indian Karen W.Spalding, Rutgers University

Comment

James M. Lockhart, University of California, Los Angeles

103 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29

XI p.-jo A.M. NORTH BALLROOM, NEW YORKER

SPANISH-GERMAN RELATIONS DURING THE SECOND WORLD WAR Chairman : Norman Rich, Brown University Franco-Spain and the Axis Donald S. Dctzvilcr, Southern Illinois University Spain in German Military Planning Charles B. Burdick, San Jose State College

Comment Stanley Payne, University of Wisconsin

XII p.-jo A.M. TERRACE ROOM, NEW YORKER THE USES OF THE PAST : HISTORY AND NATION BUILDING IN MODERN ASIA Chairman: John McLane, Northzvestern University Koxinga and Chinese Nationalism: The Hero in Myth and History Ralph C. Croisier, University of Rochester The Nationalist Appropriation of the Shivaji Tradition Richard Cashman, University of Rochester Conservatism in Early Meiji: From Illuminist Rationalism to Tradi- tionalistic Historicism David Abosch, Northern Illinois University

Comment David Kopf, University of Minnesota Lawrence Schneider, State University of New York, Buffalo

104 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29

XIII p.-jo A.M. NEW ORLEANS ROOM, NEW YORKER

HISTORIANS AND AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY Chairman: Robert Seager II, University of Maine Progressive History and American Foreign Policy Charles Neu, Rice University The Economics and Ideology of the Open Door in Action Jerry Israel, University of Texas, El Faso

Comment

Waldo Heinrichs, University of Illinois Raymond A. Esthus, Tulane University

TOS SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29

Luncheon Conferences

I

12:15 P.M. HEADQUARTERS ROOM, STATLER HILTON

THE LABOR HISTORIANS Chairman; Philip P. Mason, Wayne State University

The Political Odyssey of T. V. Powderly Edward T. James, Radcliffe College

II

12:15 P.M. GRAND BALLROOM, STATLER HILTON

MODERN EUROPEAN HISTORY SECTION Chairman : Lynn M. Case, University of Pennsylvania

Johannes von Miiller : The Historian in Search of a Hero Gordon A. Craig, Stanford University

III

12:15 P.M. TERRACE BALLROOM, STATLER HILTON

AMERICAN CATHOLIC HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION Chairman: John Tracy Ellis, University of San Francisco

Social Action and the Encyclicals: Is John A. Ryan Typical ? Francis L. Broderick, University of Massachusetts, Boston

106 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29

Afternoon Sessions

I

2:30 P.M. GRAND BALLROOM, STAPLER HILTON AMERICANS'DILEMMA: WHITES AND BLACKS TOGETHER Chairman: Arvarh E. Strickland, Chicago State College White Reaction to Emancipation, 1863-1868 Eorrest Wood, Fresno State College, Bakersfield Racial Thought of the White Southern Leadership, 1861-1917 Lawrence Friedman, Arizona State University White Liberals and Black Power, 1870-1915 James McPherson, Princeton University

Comment Winthrop D. Jordan, University of California, Berkeley

II 2:30 P.M. CEORCIAN ROOM, STAPLER HILTON THE WORK ETHIC IN EARLY AMERICA Chairman: Clarence L. Ver Steeg, Northwestern University The Unemployment Problem at Jamestown, 1607-1618 Edmund S. Morgan, Yale University

Comment

Stuart Bruchey, Columbia University Theodore Rabb, Princeton University Richard R. Beeman, University of Pennsylvania

107 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29

III 2:30P.M. TERRACE BALLROOM,STATLER HILTON

Joint Session with The Conference on Latin American History

CUBA: A DECADE OE REVOLUTION, 1958-1968 Chairman : Robert Ereeman Smith, University of Connecticut

Social Structure and Social Revolution Maurice Zeitlin, Universty of Wisconsin

Revolutionary Ideology and Practice: Are There Constants ? Richard Fagen, Stanford University

Comment

Ramon E. Ruiz, Smith College

IV 2:30 P.M. GOLD BALLROOM, STATLER HILTON

NEW INTERPRETATIONS OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION Chairman: Beatrice E. Hyslop, Hunter College of the City Uni versity of New York

Girondism and Jacobinism Richard M. Brace, University of California, San Diego and Oak land University

Was there a Financial Terror in the Year II ? George V. Taylor, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

A Sociologist Looks at the Terror Gilbert Shapiro, Boston University

108 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29

V 2:30 PM. FENN TOP NORTH, STATLER HILTON

BUSINESSMEN IN GOVERNMENT IN WORLD WAR I Chairman: Ari Hoogenhoom, Brooklyn College of the City Uni versity of New York Schwab and the Emergency Fleet Corporation Robert A. Hessen, Columbia University

Baruch and the War Industries Board Robert D. Cuff, University of Rochester

Comment Louis Galambos, Rice University and The Johns Hopkins Uni versity Charles I. Tull, Indiana University, South Bend

VI 2:30 P.M. IVY SUITE, STATLER HILTON

Joint Session with The Conference on British Studies

POLITICS IN THE ENGLISH CIVIL WAR Chairman; Charles R. Ritcheson, Southern Methodist University The Rise and Fall of the Presbyterian Party in London, 1643-1648 James Farnell, New York University The Collapse of the Independent Party, 1648 David Underdown, Brown University

Comment

George D. Heath, Lafayette College Clayton Roberts, Ohio State University

109 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29

VII 2:30 P. M. EAST ROOM, STATLER HILTON MILITARY AND SOCIETY IN THE MIDDLE EAST: AN HIS TORICAL EVALUATION Chairman : Sydney jV. Fisher, Ohio State University Military and Society in Israel: An Historical Evaluation Amos Pcrlinutter, Harvard University 1 he Role of the Officer Class in Politics and Society in Syria Gad Soffer, University of Dayton

Comment Don Peretz, State University of Nezv York, Binghamton Gordon H. Torrey, Johns Hopkins University, School of Advanced International Studies

VIII 2:30 P.M. WASHINGTON ROOM, STATLER HILTON CHINESE CIVILIZATION—INTEGRATIVE THEMES Chairman: James E. Sheridan, Nortlnvestern University Integrative Factors Through Chinese History: Their Interaction James T. C. Liu, Princeton University Chinese Kinship and Chinese Approach to Religion Francis L. K. Hsti, Northivestern University Continuity and Discontinuity in Contemporary China: Some Meth odological Reflections Benjamin Schwartz, Harvard University

Comment Charles 0. Hucker, University of Michigan

I ID SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29

IX 2:30 P.M. LE PETIT CAFE, STATLER HILTON

CRITICS OF THE BISMARCKIAN EMPIRE Chairman: Theodore S. Hamerow, University oj Wisconsin Ludwig Bamberger Stanley Zucker, Southern Illinois University

Eduard Lasker Gordon R. Mork, University oj California, Davis August Bebel Vernon L. Lidtke, The Johns Hopkins University

Comment

Andreas Dorpalen, Ohio State University

X 2:30 P.M. WEST ROOM, STATLER HILTON

Joint Session with The American Society for Legal History LEGAL DIMENSIONS OF AMERICAN HISTORY Chairman: Stanley Kutler, University oj Wisconsin At the Borderlands of Law and Economic History Harry Scheiber, Dartmouth College An Approach to American History: Willard Hurst as Legal His torian David Flaherty, University oj Virginia

Comment

Willard Hurst, University oj Wisconsin

III SUNDAY, DECEMBI<:R 29

XI 2:30 P.M. NORTH BALLROOM, NEW YORKER

VICTORIAN POLITICS Chairman: William 0. Aydelotte, University of Iowa Liberals and Conservatives in the Eighteen Sixties Walter L. Arnstein, University of Illinois The Elections of 1885-11 Trevor Lloyd, University of Toronto

Comment H. J. Hanham, Harvard University Gertrude Himmelfarb, Brooklyn College of the City University of New York

XII 2:30 P.M. TERRACE ROOM, NEW YORKER

Joint Session with The American Society for Reformation Research THE CONFRONTATION OF MAGISTERIAL LEADERS AND RADICAL REFORMERS Chairman: Frederick C. Heyuiann, University of Calgary Zwingli and the Anabaptists Peter J. Klassen, Fresno State College

Calvin and the Italian Anti-Trinitarians Antonio Rotondo, University of Modena

Comment John H. Yoder, Coshen College Biblical Seminary David Willis, San Francisco Theological Seminary, San Anselmo

112 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29

XIII

2;JO P.M. NEW ORLEANS ROOM, NEW YORKER

Joint Session with The Conference on Slavic and East European History

WESTERNIZATION AND THE INTERPRETATION OF RUS SIAN HISTORY Chairman: Donald W. Treadgold, University of Washington A Look at the Concepts Roderick E. McGrew^ Temple University A Comparative View: Russia and China Theodore H. Von Laue, Washington University

Comment Cyril E. Black, Princeton University

Association Meetings

4:30 P.M. GEORGIAN ROOM, STATLER HILTON

BUSINESS MEETING OF THE AMERICAN HISTORICAL AS SOCIATION Presiding: John K. Fairbank, Harvard University Report of the Executive Secretary Paul L. Ward, American Historical Association Report of the Managing Editor R. K. Webb, American Historical Review Report of the Treasurer Elmer Louis Kayser, George Washington University

Decisions of the Council

Other Business

"3 SUNDAY, DECISMBER 29

8:30 P.M. GRAND BALLROOM, STAPLER HILTON

GENERAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN HISTORICAL AS SOCIATION Presiding: Paul L. Ward, American Historical Association

Award of Prizes

Presidential Address: Assignment for the '70's John K. Fairbank, Harvard University

114 MONDAY, DECEMBER 30

Morning Sessions

p.-JO A.M. GRAND BALLROOM, STABLER HILTON

HISTORY AND THE FOREIGN POLICY PROCESS Chairman: Herbert Feis, York, Maine

History and the Foreign Policy Process Ernest R. May,Harvard University

Comment

Laurence Legere, Institute for Defense Analysis Hans J. Morgenthau, University of Chicago Staughton Lynd, Chicago, Illinois

II

p;jo A.M. GEORGIAN ROOM, STATLER HILTON

THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND THE HISTORICAL PRO FESSION Chairman: Clifford K. Shipton, Harvard University

The National Archives and the Historical Profession Lester J. Gappon, Institute of Early American History and Culture

Comment

Bradford Perkins, University of Michigan Frank Freidel, Jr., Harvard University Howard H.Feckham, William L. Clements Library

115 MONDAY, DECEMBER 30

III p.-30 A.M. TERRACE BALLROOM, STATLER HILTON

COLONIAL BUREAUCRACIES IN THE AMERICAS Chairman: Jack P. Greene, The Johns Hopkins University

Anglo-North America Stanley Kats, University of Wisconsin

Portuguese America Stuart Schwartz, University of Minnesota

Spanish America John L. Fhelan, University of Wisconsin

Comment Sigmtind Diamond, Columbia University

IV 9:30 A.M. GOLD BALLROOM, STATLER HILTON

THE PROCESS OF LEARNING IN HISTORY Chairman : Henry R. Winkler, Rutgers University The History Scholar as Learner Hayden V. White, University of California, Los Angeles

The History Student as Learner Arthur Stanley Bolster, Harvard University

Comment Edgar Z. Eriedenherg, State University of New York, Buffalo Rose Olver, Amherst College Eric E. Lampard, University of Wisconsin

116 MONDAY, DECEMBER 30

V p:30 A.M. PENN TOP NORTH,STAPLER HILTON

BANKING AND INDUSTRIALIZATION AMONG THE LATE COMERS: AN EXAMINATION OF THE GERSCHENKRON HY POTHESIS Chairman: Rondo Cameron, University of Wisconsin The Case of Italy Jon Cohen, Yale University

The Case of Austria Richard Rudolph, University of Minnesota The Case of Japan Kozo Yamamura, Boston College

Comment

Henry Rosovsky, Harvard University

VI 9:30 A.M. IVY SUITE, STAPLER HILTON

THE BRITISH INFORMAL EMPIRE IN LATIN AMERICA (1850-1940): TWO CASES Chairman: Robin W. Winks, Yale University Uruguay Peter Winn, Princeton University

Brazil Richard Graham, University of Utah

Comment

William Paul McGreevey, University of California, Berkeley

117 MONDAY, DECEMBER 30

VII p;jo A.M. EAST ROOM, STATLER HILTON THE CHINESE REVOLUTION OF 1911 REAPPRAISED Chairman: Marj; C. Wright, Yale University Throne, Bureaucracy, and Political Modernization Esther Morrison, Howard University

The Role of the Intellectuals Michael Gassier, University of Washington

Political Provincialism Ernest P. Young, University of Michigan

Comment Joseph R. Levenson, University of California, Berkeley

VIII p.jo A.M. WASHINGTON ROOM,STATLER HILTON

ASIAN BIOGRAPHIES IN WESTERN GARB Chairman : Joel Colton, Duke University Western Biographies and Chinese Realities Howard L. Boorman, Vanderbilt University Biographies and Japanese History Harry Harootunian, University of Rochester Western Biographies of Indians Robert I. Crane, Syracuse University

Comment Bernard Silberman, Duke University Susan Han Marsh, Brown University

118 MONDAY, DECEMBER 30

IX p:jo A.M. LE PETIT CAFE, STATLER HILTON

TRECENTO AND QUATTROCENTO: CONTINUITY OR CHANGE? Chairman: Eric Cochrane, University of Chicago

Political Trends in Quattrocento Italy Lauro Martines, University of California, Los Angeles

Paduan Government and Society under the Da Carrara and under the Venetians Benjamin G. Kohl, Vassar College

Comment

Donald J. Wilcox, Harvard University

X 9:30 A.M. HARTFORD ROOM, STATLER HILTON

THE FAMILY IN MEDIEVAL FRANCE Chairman : Bryce Lyon, Brown University

Personal Names and the Study of Family and Social History in Western France, 800-1200 George Beech, Western Michigan University

The Guillems of Montpellier: The Chartulary Record Archibald Lewis, University of Texas

Comment

John F. Benton, California Institute of Technology

119 MONDAY, DECEMBER 30

XI p.-jo A.M. WEST ROOM, STATLER HILTON

Joint Session with The Social Welfare History Group

SOCIAL WELFARE IN THE REFORMATION Chairman : Lewis W. Spitz, Stanford University Luther's Contribution to Sixteenth-Century Organization of Poor Relief Harold J. Grimm, Ohio State University

Social Welfare in Calvin's Geneva Robert M. Kingdon. University of Wisconsin

Comment E. William Monter, Northwestern University

XII 9:30 A.M. NORTH BALLROOM, NEW YORKER

COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF—COMMANDING GENERAL RELA TIONSHIPS Chairjnan : Louis Morton, Dartmouth College Wilson and Pershing Frank Vandiver, Rice University

Franklin Roosevelt and Marshall Forrest Pogue, George Marshall Research Foundation

Comment Jay Luvaas, Allegheny College

120 MONDAY, DECEMBER 30

XIII 9:50 A.M. TERRACE ROOM, NEW YORKER

AMERICAN TERRITORIES: CONCEPT AND CONELICT Chairman: Rodman Paul, California Institute of Technology

The Territorial System from Republicanism to Democracy: a Rein- terpretation of the Northwest Ordinance Robert F. Berkhofer, Jr., University of Minnesota

Federal Government Efforts to "Americanize" Utah before Admis sion to Statehood Gustive 0. Larson, Brigham Young University

Comment

Earl Pomeroy, University of Oregon Dale L. Morgan, Bancroft Library

XIV p.-jo A.M. NEW ORLEANS ROOM, NEW YORKER

THE PSYCHOLOGICAL HISTORIAN AT WORK Chairman : H. Stuart Hughes, Harvard University

The Fear of Power in Mid-Eighteenth-Century America Richard L. Bushman, Boston University

Popular History and Jung's Theory of the General Unconscious James H. McRandle, Purdue University

Loss as Gain in Herbert Spencer's Thought Richard L. Schoenwald, Carnegie-Mellon University

Beyond Frau Lou Rudolph Binion, Brandeis University

121 MONDAY, DECEMBER 30

Luncheon Conferences

I

12:15 P.M. GOLD BALLROOM,STAPLER HILTON

SOCIETY OF AMERICAN ARCHIVISTS Chairman: H. G. Jones, North Carolina Department of Archives and History Archival Odysseys : Taking Students to the Sources John Hope Franklin, University of Chicago

II

12:15 P.M. PENNSYLVANIA ROOM, STAPLER HILTON

THE HISTORY OF EDUCATION SOCIETY Chairman : David Tyack, University of Illinois

Reform in Education: Herbart Harold B. Dunkel, University of Chicago

Reform in Education: Barnard Vincent Lannie, New York University MONDAY, DECEMBER 30

Afternoon Sessions

I 2:30 P.M. GRAND BALLROOM, STAPLER HILTON

WORLD HISTORY Chairman; Geoffrey Bruun, Ithaca, New York The Theory of World History Carroll Quigley, Georgetown University The Writing of World History Caroline F. Ware, Author-Editor of Vol. VI, UNESCO-sponsored History of Mankind The Teaching of World History Leften 5". Stavrianos, Northwestern University

Comment Howard Mehlinger, Indiana University Alastair M. Taylor, Queens University, Ontario

II 2:30 P.M. GEORGIAN ROOM, STAPLER HILTON Joint Session with The Conference on Peace Research in History

MINORITY OPPOSITION GROUPS IN WORLD WAR I Chairman: Roderic H. Davison, George Washington University German Social Democratic Opposition to World War I Kenneth R. Calkins, Kent State University

World War I and the Liberal Pacifist in the United States Charles Chatfield, Wittenberg University

Comment William S. Allen, Wayne State University Christopher Lasch, Northwestern University

123 MONDAY, DECEMBER 30

III 2:30 P.M. TERRACE BALLROOM,STATLER HILTON

NINETEENTH-CENTURY URBAN ELITES Chairman: Donald Meyer, Wesleyan University Aristocracy in America ? The Case for the Boston Brahmins Frederic C. Jalter, University of Illinois Springfield, Massachusetts, 1850-1880; The Emergence of Urban Politics Michael Erisch, Princeton University

Comment

Samuel P. Hays, University of Pittsburgh Herbert Gutman, University of Rochester

IV 2:30 P.M. GOLD BALLROOM,STATLER HILTON Joint Session with The Agricultural History Society

THE ECONOMIC SELF-SUFFICIENCY OF THE ANTE-BELLUM SOUTH Chairman: Morton Rothstein, University of Wisconsin The Regional Economy William N. Parker, Yale University The Plantation Economy Robert E. Gallman, University of North Carolina

Comment Eugene D. Genovese, Sir George Williams University Stanley L. Engerman, University of Rochester

124 MONDAY, DECEMBER 30

V 2:30 P.M. PENN TOP NORTH,STATLER HILTON

Joint Session with The American Jewish Historical Society CHRISTIAN-JEWISH RELATIONSHIPS IN THE UNITED STATES AT THE TURN OF THE LAST CENTURY Chairman: Selig Adler, State University of New York, Buffalo Christian Science and the Jews John J. Appel, Michigan State University The Social Gospel and the Jews Egal Feldman, Wisconsin State University, Superior

Comment

Lloyd P. Gartner, City College of the City University of New York Winthrop S. Hudson, Colgate-Rochester Divinity School

VI 2:30 P.M. IVY SUITE, STATLER HILTON ANTICLERICALISM IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY EUROPE Chairman: Josef L. Althols, University of Minnesota French Anticlericalism: Image and Reality Joseph N. Moody, Catholic University of America The Politics of Spanish Anticlericalism James R. O'Connell, East Carolina University

Comment

A. William Halperin, University of Chicago

125 MONDAY, DECEMBER 30

VII 2:30 P.M. EAST ROOM, STATLER HILTON

NEW VIEWS ON NINETEENTH-CENTURY CHINA Chairman: Albert Feuerwerker, University of Michigan The Opening of China Frederic Wakcrnan, University of California, Berkeley

The Great Rebellions Philip Kuhn, University of Chicago Self-Strengthening and Reform K. C. Liu, University of California, Davis

Comment Paul A. Cohen, Wellesley College

VIII 2:30 P.M. WASHINGTON ROOM, STATLER HILTON

Joint Session with The Canadian Historical Association

CONSERVATION AND NATIONAL PARKS POLICY IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA Chairman: R. Craig Brown, University of Toronto

The American "Invention" of National Parks Roderick Nash, University of California, Santa Barbara The Conservation Movement and Development of Ontario Parks Policies A. Paul Press, Dalhousie University

Comment Peter H.Pearse, University of British Columbia

126 MONDAY, DFXEMBER 30

IX 2:jo P.M. LE PETIT CAEE, STATLER HILTON VALUE DILEMMAS IN TWENTIETH-CENTURY BRITIAN Chairman: Samuel J. Hurwits, University of Hawaii Freedom and Control, 1903-1931 Alfred Gollin, University of California, Santa Barbara Intellectuals and Politics in the 1930's Stuart Samuels, University of Pennsylvania

Comment

Philip P. Poirier, Ohio State University Peter Stansky, Stanford University

X 2:30 P.M. NEW ORLEANS ROOM, NEW YORKER

Joint Session with The Immigration History Group

CASE STUDIES IN BRITISH IMMIGRATION Chairman; Rowland Berthoff, Washington University

The Cornish in America A. L. Rowse, All Souls College, Oxford University Immigration and Cultural Nationalism: the Welsh in Nineteenth- Century America Maldwyn Jones, University of Manchester

Comment

Arnold Schrier, University of Cincinnati

127 MONDAY, DECEMBER 30

XI

2:30 P.M. NORTH BALLROOM, NEW YORKER

SOCIAL THOUGHT IN THE MIDDLE AGES Chairman: Thomas N. Bisson, University of California, Berkeley

"If Any Would Not Work, Neither Should He Eat"; A Social Theory of the Middle Ages John W. Baldwin, The Johns Hopkins University

"There Can Be Neither Pride Without Avarice Nor Avarice Without Pride": A Moral Principle of the Middle Ages I^ester K. Little, University of Chicago

Comment

Frederic Cheyctte, Amherst College

XII

2:30 P.M. TERRACE ROOM, NEW YORKER

CRIMEAN WAR DIPLOMACY Chairman: Prison Gooch, University of Oklahoma

Nicholas I, Austria, and the Eastern Question, 1853-1855 John S. Curtiss, Duke University

Austria and the Danubian Principalities, 1853-1856 Paul W.Schroeder, University of Illinois

Comment

Barbara Jelavich, Indiana University

128 MONDAY, DECEMBER 30

XIII

2:30 P.M. NEW ORLEANS ROOM, NEW YORKER

Joint Session with The Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations

DIPI.OMACY AND WAR IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY Chairman : Wayne S. Cole, University of Maryland The Mexican War: A Study in Escalation David M.Fletcher, Indiana University The Mexican War: A Study in Deescalation Norman A. Graehner, University of Virginia

Comment

M.Easter Farley, Newberry College (The Civil War) Richard E. Welch, Lafayette College (The Spanish-American War)

129 SCHEDULE OF SESSIONS and KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS

STATLER HILTON Main Lobby December REGISTRATION 27-30

Exhibition Hall December BOOK EXHIBITS (Mezzanine Floor) 27-30

Sky Top Room December PROFESSIONAL REGISTER (Eighteenth Floor) 27-30

Rotunda December INFORMATION, LOCATOR (Ballroom Floor) 27-30 FILE, MEAL TICKETS

Groups Meeting Jointly with the AHA (See the following schedule chart for group functions.) AAH Anglican Association of Historians ACHA American Catholic Historical Association ACIS American Committee for Irish Studies AHA American Historical Association AHS Agricultural History Society AJHS American Jewish Historical Society ASA American Studies Association ASCH American Society of Church History ASLH American Society for Legal History ASRR American Society for Reformation Research CAH Conference on Asian History CBS Conference on British Studies CGCEH Conference Group for Central European History CHA Canadian Historical Association CLAH Conference on Latin American History CPRH Conference on Peace Research in History CSEEH Conference on Slavic and East European History HES History of Education Society HSS History of Science Society IHG Immigration History Group LH The Labor Historians MAA Mediaeval Academy of America MEHS Modern European History Section NCSS National Council for the Social Studies PAT Phi Alpha Theta SAA Society of American Archivists SHA Southern Historical Association SHAFR Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations SHD Society for the History of Discoveries SHOT Society for the History of Technology SIHS Society for Italian Historical Studies SWHG Social Welfare History Group

130 SCHEDULE OF SESSIONS Saturday, December 28

STATLER HILTON HOTEL 9:30 A.M. LUNCHEON 2:30 P.M. OTHER

Grand Ballroom W. E. B. Du Bois Teaching Black Professional History: What Organizations & are the Problems? Political Issues Georgian Room American CPRH The Two-Party Historiography Norm in (ASA) American Politics Terrace Ballroom Civil Liberties, CLAH Popular Hysteria CSEEH Smoker 1950's and Political 5:00 P.M. Crisis in Britain MAA Dinner and America 7:30 P.M. Gold Ballroom The European CSEEH The Churches ACHA Dinner Balance of Power, and Just War and Smoker 1918(CGCEH) Theory (ASCH) 5:00 P.M. Penn Top North New Light on Renaissance CGCEH Smoker Medieval Com Europe Views of merce the World Ivy Suite New Directions CAH Writing the in English His History of the tory, 1470-1660 Inarticulate(LH) East Room Byzantine Bureaucratic Studies: Progress Change in Meiji and Problems Japan Washington Room Should Ancient Minor Powers in History be in a Two-Power Classics or in World: Classical History? Greece Le Petit Cafe Technology and PAT The Catholic Disarmament Dilemma in the (SHOT) Third Republic (ACHA) Hartford Room Islamic Reform SIHS Movements in Business Meet the igth Century ing 5:00 P.M. Penn Top South CGCEH Busi ness Meeting 8:00 P.M. West Room Nomads and Protestant History Nationalism in Modern Ireland (ACIS) HOTEL NEW YORKER North Ballroom Reformers and European Capital Humanists and Wage Labor in Africa

Terrace Room Reform of Rus Giambattista sian Institutions, Vico in the Con i86o's text of Italian Culture New Orleans Room The New Social Big Business and Sciences in the German Politics 19th Century

131 SCHEDULE OF SESSIONS Sunday, December 29

STATLER HILTON HOTEL 9:30 A.M. LUNCHEON 2:30 P.M. OTHER

Grand Ballroom The Historical MEHS Americans' Presidential Profession and Dilemma: Whites Address the Schools & Blacks 8:30 P.M. Together Georgian Room The Southern The Work Ethic AHA Business Road to Appo- in Early America Meeting mattox (SHA) 4:30 P.M. Terrace Ballroom Radical ACHA Cuba: A Decade Republicans, of Revolution, Reconstruction, 1958-1968 and the Executive (CLAH) Gold Ballroom Ideology in the New Interpreta CLAH Smoker Young Nation tions of the 5:00 P.M. French Revolution Penn Top North Science in Businessmen in America: New Government in Interpretations World War I (HSS) Ivy Suite The French in ASCH Politics in the Africa: Impact English Civil and Reaction War (CBS) East Room Sources and Uses Military and of Cartography Society in the for Historians Middle East (SHD) Washington Room Value of Chinese Numismatic Civilization—- Evidence in Integrative Ancient History Themes Le Petit Cafe Diffusion of Critics of the Social Scientific Bismarckian Ideas in the Empire 20th Century West Room Caste and Class Legal Dimensions in Colonial Peru of American History (ASLH) Headquarters Room LH (18th Floor) HOTEL NEW YORKER

North Ballroom Spanish-German Victorian Politics Relations during World War II Terrace Room History and Magisterial Nation Building Leaders and in Modern Asia Radical Re formers(ASRR) New Orleans Room Historians and Westernization American and Foreign Policy Interpretation of Russian History (CSEEH)

132 SCHEDULE OF SESSIONS Monday, December 30

STATLER HILTON HOTEL 9:30 A.M. LUNCHEON 2:30 P.M.

Grand Ballroom History and the World History Foreign Policy Process Georgian Room The National Minority Oppo Archives and the sition Groups in Historical World War I Profession (CPRH) Terrace Ballroom Colonial 19th-century Bureaucracies in Urban Elites the Americas Gold Ballroom The Process of SAA Economic Self- Learning in Sufficiency of History Ante-Bellum South (AHS) Penn Top North An Examination Christian-J ewish of the Gerschen- Relationships in kron Hypothesis the United States (AJHS) Ivy Suite The British Anticlericalism Informal Empire in 19th-century in Latin America Europe East Room The Chinese New Views on Revolution of 19th-century 1911 Reappraised China Washington Room Asian Biogra Conservation and phies in Western Nat'l Parks Garb Policy in the U. S. and Canada (CHA) Le Petit Cafe Trecento and Value Dilemmas Quattrocento: in 20th-century Continuity or Britain Change? Hartford Room The Family in Medieval Franee

West Room Social Welfare in Case Studies in the Reformation British Immi (SWHG) gration (IHG) Pennsylvania Room HES (Ivy Suite)

HOTEL NEW YORKER

North Ballroom Commander-in- Social Thought Chief—Com in the Middle manding General Ages Relationships Terrace Room American Terri Crimean War tories: Concept Diplomacy and Conflict New Orleans Room The Psycholog Diplomacy and ical Historian at War in the Work 19th Century (SHAFR)

133 Index of Participants

Aboscli, David, 105 Coughlan, Neil P., 89 Adler, Selig, 125 Craig, Gordon A., 84, 106 Alexander, Paul, 86 Crane, Robert I., 118 Allen, William S., 123 Croizier, Ralph C., 105 Altholz, Josef L., 125 Crossley, Mattie R., 91 Appel. John, 125 Cuban, Larry, 91 Aptheker, Herbert, 83 Cuff, Robert D., 109 Arnstein, Walter L., 112 Curtis, L. Perry, Jr., loi Austen, Ralph. 96 Curtiss, John C., 90 Aydelotte, William 0., 112 Curtiss, John S., 128 Czap, Peter, Jr., 89 Bainton, Roland H., 88, 92 Davison, Roderic H., 123 Baldwin, John W., 128 Detwiler, Donald S., 104 Barker, John W., 86 Beech, George, 119 Diamond, Sigmund, 116 Beeman, Richard R., 107 Donovan, Robert Kent, 92 Dorpalen, Andreas, iii Belz, Herman, 100 Drimmer, Melvin, 91 Bennett, Lerone, 91 Duberman, Martin B., 98 Bennett, Norman R., loi Duncan, Francis, 87 Bense, Walter F., 88, 92 Dunkel. Harold B., 122 Benton, John F., 119 Dunn, Richard S., 92 Berkhofer, Robert F., Jr., 121 Bernstein, Barton J., 91 Echenberg, Myron J., loi BerthofF, Rowland, 127 Ellis, John Tracy, 106 Bertrand, Charles, 96 Engerman, Stanley L., 124 Binion, Rudolph, 121 Esthus, Raymond E., 105 Bisson, Thomas N., 128 Black, Cyril E., 113 Fagen, Richard, 108 Black, Eugene C., 92 Fairbank, John K., 113, 114 Bledstein, Burton J., 89 Farley. M. Foster, 129 Bolster, Arthur Stanley, 116 Farnell, James, 109 Boorman, Howard L., 118 Feis, Herbert, 115 Bond. Horace Mann, 83 Feldman, Egal, 125 Bourke, Paul. 89 Feldman, Gerald, 97 Bowser, Frederick P., 103 Ferrell, Robert H., 99 Boyle, John W., 95 Feuerwerker, Albert, 126 Brace, Richard M., 108 Fisher, Sydney N., no Broderick, Francis L., 106 Flack, James, loi Broiighton, T. Robert S., 86 Flaherty, David, 11 r Brown, Kenneth L., 87 Fletcher, Joseph F., 88 Brown, L. Carl, 87 Franklin, John Hope, 122 Brown, R, Craig, 126 Fredrickson, George M., 99 Brnchey. Stuart, 107 Freidel, Frank. Jr.. 115 Bruun. Geoffrey, 123 Friedenberg. Edgar Z., 116 Buel. Richard, 100 Friedman, Lawrence, 107 Bnrdick, Charles B., 104 Friis, Herman, 102 Burks, Ardath, 94 Frisch, Michael, 124 Burns, Robert E.. 95 Bushman, Richard L., 121 Galambos, Louis, 109 Gallman, Robert E., 124 Gann, L. H., 96 Calkins, Kenneth R., 123 Gargan, Edward T., 95 Cameron, Rondo, 117 Gartner, Lloyd P., 125 Caponigri, A. Robert, 96 Gasster, Michael, 118 Cappon, Lester J., 115 Genovese. Eugene D., 124 Carpenter, John, 100 Gillette, William, 100 Case. Lynn M., 106 Goitein, S. D., 85 Cashman, Richard, 105 Gold.stein, Thomas, 102 Chambers, Mortimer. 86 Gollin, Alfred, 127 Chambers, William N., 91 Gooch. Brison, 128 Chatfield, Charles. 123 Graebner, Norman A., 129 Cheyette, Frederick, 128 Graham. Tames, 96 Citarella, Armand, 85 Graham, Richard, 117 Clark, Terry, 103 Greene, Tack P., it6 Cochrane, Eric, 119 Griffin, Charles C., 90 Cohen. Jon. 117 Grimm, Harold J., 120 Cohen, Paul A., 126 Gnerlac, Henry, loi Coifman, Victoria B., 101 Gutman, Herbert, 124 Cole, Wayne S., 129 Colton, Joel, 118 Halperin, S. William, 125 Conroy, F. Hilary, 90 Hamerow, Theodore S., in Cornish, Dudley T., 90 Hanham, H. J., 112

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Harding, Vincent, 83 Levenson, Joseph R., 90, 118 Harootunian, Harry, 118 Lewis, Archibald, 119 Harvey, Donald J., 95 Lidtke, Vernon L., iii Haverkamp-Begemann, Egbert, 102 Link, Arthur S., 99 Hays, Samuel P., 124 Little, Lester K., 128 Heath, George D., 109 Liu, James T. C., no Hegarty, Thomas, 89 Liu, K. C., 126 Heinrichs, Waldo, 105 Lloyd, Trevor, 112 Herlihy, David, 97 Lockhart, Jaines M., 103 Hessen, Robert A., 109 Lurie, Edward, loi Hexter, J. H., 85 _ Luvaas, Jay, 120 Heymann, Frederick G., 112 Lynd, Staughton, 115 Higham, John, 89 Lyon, Bryce, 119 Hillerbrand, Hans, 88 Himmelfarb, Gertrude, 112 McCormick, Richard P., 91 Hitchcock, James, 88 McGann, Thomas F., 103 Ho, Ping-ti, 90 McGovern, George S., 90, 98 Hollingsworth, J. Rogers, 83 McGreevey, William Paul, 117 Hoogenboom, Ari, 109 McGrew, Roderick E., 113 Hooker, James, 96 McKitrick, Eric, 100 Hsu, Francis L. K., no McLane, John, 105 Hucker, Charles O., no MacMullen, Ramsay, 86 Hudson, Winthrop S., 125 McPherson, James, 107 Hughes, H. Stuart, 103, 121 McRandle, James H., 121 Hurst, Willard, 111 Manning, Thomas G., loi Hurwitz, Samuel J., 127 Marienhoff, Ira, 99 Hyman, Harold M., too Marsh, Susan Han, 118 Hyslop, Beatrice F., 108 Martines, Lauro, 119 Mason, Philip P., 106 May, Ernest R., 113 Israel, Jerry, 105 Mehlinger, Howard, 123 Jaher, Frederick C., 124 Merker, Irwin L., 102 James, Edward T., 106 Meyer, Donald, 124 Jelavich, Barbara, 128 Meyer, Henry Cord, 97 Jelavich, Charles, go Mitchell, Richard E., 102 Jones, H. G., 122 Moise, Edwin E., 99 Jones, Hazel J., 94 Monter, E. William, 120 Jones, Tom B., 102 Montgomery, David, 93 Jones, Maldwyn, 127 Moody, Joseph N., 125 Jordan, Winthrop D., 107 Morgan, Dale L., 121 Morgan, Edmund S., 107 Morgenthau, Hans J., 115 Kaegi, Walter, 86 Kagan, Donald, 94 Mork, Gordon R., in Morris, Richard B., 93 Kami, Robert A., 84 Morrison, Esther, 118 Katz, Solomon, 86 Katz, Stanley, n6 _ Morton, Louis, 120 Kayser, Elmer Louis, 113 Mullett, Charles F., 95 Keen, Benjamin, 93 Mulvey, Helen, 95 Kelly, Alfred H., 84 Murrin, John M., 92 Kelly, Thomas, 94 Nash, Roderick, 126 Kent, Raymond K., loi Neu, Charles, 105 Kenyon, Cecelia, 100 Nichols, Roy F., 91 Kevles, Daniel, loi Noble, David, 83 Kingdon, Robert M., 120 Noether, Emiliana P., 96 Klassen, Peter J., 112 Nolte, Ernst, 97 Knight, Homer L., 90 Kohl, Benjamin G., 119 Obichere, Boniface L, loi Kopf, David, 105 O'Connell, James R., 125 Krieger, Leonard, 103 Olver, Rose, 116 Kuhn, Philip, 126 Osofsky, Gilbert, 93 Kutler, Stanley, 111 Parker, William N., 124 Lach, Donald F., 93 Paul, Harry W., 95 Lamb, Ursula, 102 Paul, Rodman, 121 Lampard, Eric E., 116 Payne, Stanley, 104 Lannie, Vincent, 122 Pearse, Peter H., 126 Larson, Gustive O., 121 Peckham, Howard H., 115 Lasch, Christopher, 98, 123 Pennington, Robert, 102 Lattimore, Owen, 88 Peretz, Don, no Legere, Laurence, 115 Perkins, Bradford, 115 Lemisch, Jesse, 93 Perlmutter, Amos, no

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Phelan, John L., ii6 Stansky, Peter, 127 Fletcher, David M., 129 Starobin, Robert, 93 Pogue, Forrest, 120 Starr, Chester G., 94 Poirier, Philip P., 127 Starr, Isidore, 99 Pomeroy, Earl, 121 Stavrianos, Leften S., 123 Potter, David M., 99 Stern, Fritz, 97 Preston, William, 84 Stocking, George W,, Jr., 103 Prewitt, Kenneth, 91 Stone, Lawrence, 85 Pross, A. Paul, 126 Strickland, Arvarh E., 107 Stroud, Ronald, 94 Quigley, Carroll, 123 Strout, Gushing, 83 Rabb, Theodore, 107 Stuckey, Sterling, 91 Ratte, John, 95 Reeves, Thomas C., 84 Tannenbaum, Edward R., 96 Renaldo, John, 96 Taylor, Alastair M., 123 Reynolds, Clark G., 87 Taylor, George V., 108 Riasanovsky, Nicholas V., 89 Tiedemann, Arthur E., 94 Rich, Norman, 104 Torrey, Gordon H., no Richardson, Walter C., 85 Tracy, James, 88 Riesenberg, Peter, 85 Treadgold, Donald W., 113 Rischin, Moses, 89 Trefousse, Hans, 100 Ritcheson, Charles R., 109 Tull, Charles J., 109 Turner, Henry A., 97 Robbins, Caroline, 92 Tyack, David, 122 Roberts, Clayton, 109 Robertson, Donald, 93 Underdown, David, 109 Roebuck, Carl A., 86 Rosovsky, Henry, 117 Vandiver, Frank, 120 Ross, Stanley R., 90 Van Kley, Edwin J., 93 Roth, Guenther, 103 Ver Steeg, Clarence L., 107 Rothstein, Morton, 124 Von Laue, Theodore H., 113 Rotondo, Antonio, 112 Vryonis, Speros, Jr., 86 Rowse, A. L., 127 Rudolph, Richard, 117 Wade, Richard C., 98 Rudwick, Elliott, 83 Wakeman, Frederic, 126 Ruiz, Ramon E., 108 Waldman, Marilyn R., 87 Ruud, Charles, 89 Wandycz, Piotr S., 84 Ward, Paul L., 113, 114 Samuels, Stuart, 127 Ware, Caroline F., 123 Sanders, Ralph, 87 Washburn, Wilcomb E., loi Sandier, Stanley, 87 Webb, R. K., 113 Scheiber, Harry, iii Weinberg, Gerhard L., 84 Schlesinger, Arthur, Jr., 98 Welch, Richard E., 129 Schneider, Lawrence, 105 Wesley, Charles, 91 Schoenwald, Richard L., 121 Wheeler, Gerald, 87 Schrier, Arnold, 127 White, Hayden V., 116 Schroeder, Paul W., 128 Wilcox, Donald J., 119 Schwartz, Benjamin, no Wilcoxon, George Dent, 102 Schwartz, Stuart, 116 Williams, George H., 92 Schwoebel, Robert, 93 Willis, David, 112 Seager, Robert, II, 105 Willis, John Ralph, 87 Sellers, Charles G., Jr., 99 Winder, R. Baily, 87 Setton, Kenneth M., 97 Winkler, Henry R., 116 Shapiro, Gilbert, 108 Winks, Robin W., 117 Sheridan, James E., no Winn, Peter, 117 Shipton, Clifford K., 115 Wise, Gene, 83 Silbernian, Bernard, 118 Wood, Forrest, 107 Sinor, Denis, 88 Wood, Gordon, 100 Skotheim, Robert A., 83 Woodward, C. Vann, 83 Slavin, A. J., 85 Wortman, Richard, 89 Slessarev, Vsevolod, 85 Wright, Marcia, 96 Smith, Elwyn A., 92 Wright, Mary C., 118 Smith, John Masson, Jr., 88 Smith, Robert Freeman, 108 Yamamura, Kozo, 117 Smith, Wilson, 99 Yarmolinsky, Adam, 84 Smylie, James H., 92 Yoder, John H., 112 Snell, John L., Jr., 98 Young, Alfred F., 100 Soffer, Gad, no Young, Beatrice Carpenter, 91 Spalding, Karen W., 103 Young, Ernest P., 118 Spaulding, Robert M., Jr., 94 Zagorin, Perez, 85 Spitz, Lewis W., 120 Zeitlin, Maurice, 108 Stampp, Kenneth M., 99 Zucker, Stanley, 111 136 Index of Advertisers

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