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BARRY LEVY teaches history at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. He is the author of Quakers and the American Family : British Settlement in the Delaware Valley (1988) and Town Born: The Political Economy of New England from Its Founding to the Revolution (2009). The present comparative essay summarizes and extends his work on the political economies of the two colonies.

TIMOTHY OLEWNICZAK is a graduate student pursuing a New York State Teacher Certification in Social Studies at the State University of New York at Buffalo. He received his M.A. in history in 2008 and B.A. in history and psychology in 2005 from the State University of New York at Buffalo. He currently works as a data manager on several public health research projects for the Survey Research and Data Acquisition Resource (SRDAR) at Roswell Park Cancer Institute in Buffalo, N.Y.

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PAH78.1_07Contributors.indd 84 12/9/10 4:07:56 AM INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERS OF THE PENNSYLVANIA HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION

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PAH78.1_08Members of PHA.indd 89 12/10/10 11:31:41 AM INDEX–VOLUME 77

# : Adams, Samuel, 373, 400 Addams, Jane, 493 9th Virginia Regiment, 256 Adirondack Mountain Club, 194, 195 18th Amendment, 168, 169, 171, African American Newspapers, 187, 361 1827–1998 , 78 21st Amendment, 169 African-Asian Culture Center, 330 26th Regiment, 414 African Methodist Episcopal (A.M.E.) 28th Regiment, 414 Church, 12, 13, 326 72nd Pennsylvania, 483 Agnew Clinic, The , 97 83rd Pennsylvania Infantry, 476 Alabama, 283, 292–94, 296 87th Pennsylvania Infantry, 479 Albany County, 413, 416 1780 Act for the Gradual Emancipation Albert, Richard C., 433, 449 of Slavery, 3, 4, 6, 11 Alcohol Permit Act, 172 1786 Dispensary, 59 Alexandria Gazette , 291 1804 Gradual Abolition Act, 296 Algonquian Indians, 499 1885 Sanitary Survey, 439 Allah, 329 1937 Chocolate Workers’ Sit-Down Allegheny County, 174, 181, 186 Strike, 75 Allen African Methodist Episcopal 1948 Federal Water Pollution Control Church, 334 Act, 443 Allen, Ethan, 412 1964 Civil Rights Act, 327 Allen, Richard, 325 1967 Operation Breadbasket, 327 Allen, William, 228 1972 Clean Water Act, 433, 446, 447, Allentown, 195, 512 449, 450, 454, 457, 458, 462 Allentown Hiking Club, 197 Alosi, John, 4 A: Altoona Tribune , 203 “A Common Canvas: Pennsylvania’s Amalgamated Meat Cutters, 264 New Deal Post Ofﬁ ce Murals,” Amarosa, Sam, 185 reviewed by Steven Burg, 234–38 Amazing Grace , 84 A. D. Faust and Sons, 439 Amboy, Perth, 286, 287, 290 “A Tumultuous People: The Rage America’s Historical Newspapers: for Liberty and the Ambiance of Archive of Americana , reviewed Violence in the Middle Colonies by Daniel P. Barr, 77–79 in the Years Preceding the American Art-Union, 304 American Revolution,” by American Civil Alliance, 492 Joseph S. Tiedemann, 387–431 American Civil Association (ACA), Abdullah, Yussef, 330 487, 491–95 Adams, John Quincy, 43, 46, 159, American League of Civic 392, 400 Improvement (ALCI), 492

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American Legion, 22, 24 Appalachian Trail Conference, 204, American Park and Outdoor Art 210, 212 Association (APOA), 492 Appalachian Trailway Agreement, 211 American Revolution, 3, 4, 47, 86, Appenzellar, Carol, 15 100, 240, 241, 244, 251, 253, 254, Appomattox, 479 257, 259, 282, 297, 350–54, 359, Archaeological Feature Record, 474 360, 363–67, 388, 390, 391, 393, “Archaeology without Excavation: 411–13, 432, 438, 498, 503, 505, Digging Through the Archives of 511, 512, 515 the Pennsylvania State Museum,” American Temperance Society (ATS), by April M. Beisaw, 467–76 308–10 Argall, Samuel, 435 Amherst, Jeffrey, 412, 413 Argyle Patent, 412 Amistad , 84, 85, 310 Armsby, Henry, 522 Amsterdam, 396 Arnold, Benedict, 52, 359 “An American Garden,” 488 Aron, Cindy, 197 “An Indissoluble Union: How the Aronson, Michael, Nickelodeon American War for Independence City: Pittsburgh at the Movies, Transformed Philadelphia’s 1905–1929 , reviewed by Jeanine Medical Community and Created Mazak-Kahne, 103–6 a Public Health Establishment,” Asia, 261, 435, 513 by Simon Finger, 37–72 Athos I , 457 Anabaptism, 221 Atlantic, 39, 63, 81, 85, 239, 241, 242, Anderson, William, 360, 362 244, 251, 252, 254, 265, 282, 286, Anglicanism, 246, 247, 351, 364, 364, 395, 398, 437, 439, 449, 459, 391–93, 395, 406 460, 462, 501, 503, 506, 507, 510 Annin, James, 408 Atlantic Ocean, 442, 443 Annual Conference of the African Atlantic-Richﬁ eld, 326 Methodist Episcopal (A.M.E.) Atlantic Slave System, 85 Church, 11–13, 20, 21 Atwood, Craig D., “Community of the Another Civil War , 514 Cross: Moravian Piety in Colonial Anthracite Miners and Their Hallowed Bethlehem,” 242 Ground , 518 Avery, Myron, 206, 207 Anti-Saloon League (ASL), 168, Avondale, 517 169, 360 Axtell, James, 83 Apollo Association, 304 Ayers, Edward L., 94 Appalachia , 205 Appalachian Mountain Club (AMC), 194, 205, 206, 212 B: Appalachian Mountains, 94, 356, Babylon, 85 514–16 Bacon’s Rebellion, 86 Appalachian Trail (AT), 193, 199–202, Bailey, Liberty Hyde, 488 204–13 Bailyn, Bernard, 401, 403, 508 Appalachian Trail Bill, 211 Baird, Frederick, 172, 175, 177, 181

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Baker, George, 328 Pennsylvania State Museum,” Baker, Hannah, 21 466–76 Baker, James, 21 Ben Franklin Bridge, 442 Baker, Richard, 20, 21 Bender, Charles Albert, 75 Baldwin Locomotive Company, 457 Bennington, 256 Baltic, 507 Benton, Thomas Hart, 235 Baltimore, 11, 24, 182, 260, 261, Berkeley, Lord John, 410 283, 506 Berkey Creamery, 522 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, 101, 181 Berks County, 210, 243, 245, 407 Band of Brothers , 107 Berry, Joseph F., 187 Bangor, 236 Bessemer, 369 Bank of North America (BNA), Bethel A.M.E. Church, 325 257–59 Bethel Township, 210 Baptism, 20, 325, 326, 340, 411, Bethlehem, 81, 83, 243–45, 259–62, 372 500–503 Bethlehem Iron Company, 260, 457 Baptist Minister’s Conference of Bethlehem Steel: Builder and Arsenal Philadelphia and Vicinity, 335 of America , reviewed by Gregory Barber, Dana, 439 Wood, 259–62 Bard High School Early College, 360 Bethlehem Steel Corporation, 259–62 Barr, Daniel, review of “America’s Bethlehem Steel Works, 457 Historical Newspapers: Archives Bible, The , 364, 503 of Americana,” 77–79 Bicker, Henry, 45 Barren Hill, 353 Biles, Esquire William, 221 Barton, Michael, 476 Bilodeau, Christopher, 82 Bassett, Rev. Shadrack, 11 Bingham, Eugene, 199 Batona Club, 195–98, 202 Birmingham, 332 Battle of Brandywine, 254, 255 Bixby, Ryan C., review of Jeb Battle of Bunker Hill, 41 Stuart and the Confederate Battle of Busy Run, The , 237 Defeat at Gettysburg by Battle of Gettysburg, 482 Warren C. Robinson, 89–92 Battle of Oriskany Creek, 352 Black Boys, 409, 410 Battle of Wyoming, 413 Black Methodism, 335 Bay Island, 153 Black Muslim Center, 340 Becker, Laura, 246 Black Muslims, 324 Bedeaux, 263 Black Nationalism, 329, 330, 339 Beebe, Dr. Lewis, 41 Black Parade, 23 Beiler, Rosalind, Immigrant and Black Sea, 151 Entrepreneur: The Atlantic World Blackstone, William, 391 of Caspar Wistar, reviewed by Bloomington, 262 Diane Wenger, 248–51 Blue Mountain, 200, 204, 210 Beisaw, April M., “Archaeology Blue Mountain Eagle Climbing Club, without Excavation: Digging 194, 196, 198, 199, 212, 213 ; of Through the Archives of the Reading (BMECC), 209–11

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Blue Mountain Wilderness Park Breed’s Hill, 88 Association, 210 Breen, Timothy, 506 Blue Ribbon, 184 Bridgewater, 292 Blue Ridge Mountains, 91 Brinton’s Ford, 88 Blue Ridge Parkway, 205 Britain, 39, 41, 43, 48, 49, 56, 57, 62, Blyth, Benjamin, 3 86–88, 152–54, 158, 160, 161, Blyth, Samuel, 5 239–41, 249, 252–57, 303, 309, Bodies of Work: Civil Display and 312, 349–53, 358, 359, 371, 374, Labor in Industrial Pittsburgh , by 387, 390, 391, 394, 396–403, 411, Edward Slavishak, reviewed by 412, 415–17, 435, 442 Gregory Wood, 368–71 British Army, 56 Bodle, Wayne, 43, 357, 358, British Caribbean, 263 387, 417 British Constitution, 389 Bohman, Jeremiah, 362 British Crown, 351 Bolshevism, 186 British Fleet, 153, 154 Bond, Thomas, 44 British Isles, 240 Book, Oscar, 207 Broadway, 415 Borland, Andrew, 522 Brocklesby, Richard, 41 Boston, 48, 182, 194, 306, 309, Brokaw, 107 398, 401 Brown, James, 286 Boulware, Lemuel, 264 Bruere, Martha Bensley, 172, 173 Bouton, Terry, Taming Democracy: Brussels, 155 “The People,” the Founders, Buchan, William, 59 and the Troubled Ending of the Buchanan, James, 145–62, 175 American Revolution , reviewed Bucks County, 228 by James Kirby Martin, 257–59 Buffalo, 260 Boy Scouts, 208 Buffalo Creek, 83 Braddock, 181 Bull’s Eye Rock, 16 Bradford, Odessa, 329, 330, 332, 341 Bunker Hill, 88 Bradford, Rush, 329 Burd, Edward Shippen, 13–15 Brambis, Dietrich, 489 Burd, James, 6–10, 407 Brand, Susan Hanket, review of Burd, Joseph, 9, 13, 15 Bodies of Belief: Baptist Com- Bureau of Prohibition, 361, 362 munity in Early America by Janet Burg, Stephen B., “The North Moore Lindman, 500–503 Queen Street Cemetery and the Brandy Station, 90, 476 African American Experience Brandywine, 89 in Shippensburg, Pennsylvania,” Brandywine Creek, 88, 453 1–36 ; review of “A Common Brandywine River, 437, 438 Canvas: Pennsylvania’s New Deal Brant, Joseph, 351, 356 Post Ofﬁ ce Murals,” 234–38 Brantford, 181 Burke, Edmund, 508 Brazil, 85 Burke, Gerald “Jake,” 25 Breaker Whistle Blows, The , 518 Burkhart, William, 7, 25

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Burlington County, 364, 408, 442 Cararra, 236 Burnham, Daniel H., 491 Carey, Edward L., 311–13 “Burning Columbia Avenue: Black Carlisle, 12, 74, 78, 506 Christianity, Black Nationalism, Carlisle Indian Industrial School, 74 an ‘Riot Liturgy’ in the 1964 Carter, Eddie, 333 Philadelphia Race Riot,” by Cayuga Indians, 349, 350, 352, 353 Courtney Ann Lyons, 324–48 Carnegie Steel Firm, 260 Burns, Ken, and Ward, Geoffrey C., Carraﬁ ello, Michael, “Diplomatic The War: An Intimate History, Failure: James Buchanan’s 1941–1945 , reviewed by Phillip Inaugural Address,” 145–65 Payne, 106–8 Carter, Jimmy, 211 Butler, Elizabeth Beardsley, Women Carteret, Sir George, 410 and the Trades , 370, 520 Casey, Robert E., 267 Byers, W. L., 207 Cass, Lewis, 150, 155, 157, 159–61 Byrd (Lower) Leibhart, 472, 473 Catholicism, 80–82, 99, 245, 246, 325, 334, 335, 343, 389 Cato’s Letters , 389 C: Catskill Mountains, 434, 441 C & D Canal, 450 Cavanaugh, Thomas, 175, 177 Cabinet of Natural History and Caviar, 439 American Rural Sports, The , 304 Centinel , 390, 392, 393 Caledonia, 207 Centinel of Freedom , 292 California, 175, 183 Central America, 153 Callender, Robert, 409, 410 Chad’s Ford, 88 Cambria Steel, 260 Chaleur , 416 Cambridge, 45 Chamberlin, Silas, “‘To Ensure Camden, 262–64, 441–43, 449 Permanency’: Expanding and Camden, Johnson N., 101 Protecting Hiking Opportunities Cammarata, Angelo, 184 in Twentieth-Century Campbell, Francis, 3 Pennsylvania,” 193–216 Campbell Plant No. I, 262 Chambersburg, 12 Campbell Soup, 262–65 Chambliss, Julian C., 467 ; “Perfecting Campbell, William, review of Space: J. Horace McFarland and Ethnographies and Exchanges: the American Civic Association,” Native Americans, Moravians, 486–97 and Catholics in Early North Chandler, Thomas Bradbury, 393 America by A. G. Roeber, 80–84 Charles II, 412 Canada, 87, 169, 180, 351, 359 Charles River, 435 Canajoharie, 499 Charleston, 87 Canassatego, 366 Charlestown, 283 Cannonsville Reservoir, 444 Cherokee Indians, 356 Cape May, 434, 435 Cherry Valley, 353 Capone, Al, 187 Chesapeake, 81, 86, 504

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Chesapeake Bay, 87 Clarke, John, 414 Chester, 6, 88, 405, 442, 448 Classis of Amsterdam, 396 Chew, John, 256 Claverack, 413, 414 Chicago, 175, 177, 187, 198, 264, 327, Clay, 159 362, 491, 493 Claymont, 457 Chicago Art League, 419 Clayton-Bulwer Treaty of 1850, Chicago Cardinals, 75 153, 154 Chicago Plan, 491 Cleveland, 492 Childs and Inman, 304 Clinton, Bill, 267 China, 100, 161 Clinton, George, 407, 411, 413 Chovet, Abraham, 44 Clonney, James Goodwyn, Christianity, 21, 81, 84, 196, 243, 244, 303–9, 311–13 324, 338, 339, 341, 342, 351, 364, Clough, China, 358 374, 400, 406 Cobb, Howell, 157 Christina River, 437 Cochran, John, 51 Christmas, 362, 437 Cochran, Robert, 412 Chittendon, M. E., 448 Codignola, Luca, 82, 83 Chrysler Corporation, 262 Coercive Acts, 507 Church, Dr. Benjamin, 48, 51, 52 Coﬁ eld, Roosevelt, 333 Church of God, 243 Cohen, Lizabeth, 362 Cincinnati, 154–56, 309, 477, 479 Coker, Rev. Daniel, 11, 13 Citizens Bank Park, 511 Colden, Cadwallader David, 293, Citizens Committee Against Juvenile 407, 416 Delinquency, 336 Coleman, Chet, 340 Citizens League of Pittsburgh and Coleman, Robert, 201 Allegheny County, 177 College of Philadelphia, 392, 406 City Beautiful Movement, 486, 487, College of Physicians of Philadelphia, 491, 492, 494 55, 62 City Gazette an Daily Advertiser , 283 Commonwealth , 78 Civic Quakerism, 397 Communion, 373 Civil Rights Movement, 25 “Community of the Cross: Civil War (American), 18–20, 22–24, Moravian Piety in Colonial 86, 89, 92–94, 106, 263, 282, 467, Bethlehem,” 242 476–78, 480, 483, 513, 519 Comprehensive Conservation & Civil War Opposition in the Management Plan, 451 Pennsylvania Appalachians , 516 Compromise of 1850, 159 Civil War Veteran, The , 476 Compton, Lewis, 286, 294, 297 Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), Compton, William, 290, 291 205–7 Comte, Julien, “‘Let the Federal Clarendon, Lord, 153, 154, 157, 158 Men Raid’: Bootlegging and Clark, Daniel, 284 Prohibition Enforcement in Clark, James, 172 Pittsburgh,” 166–92 Clark, Lizzie, 24 Concord, 399

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Condensed Capitalism: Campbell Cowie, Jefferson, “Capital Moves: Soup and the Pursuit of Cheap RCA’s Seventy-Year Quest for Production in the Twentieth Cheap Labor,” 265 Century , reviewed by Crampton, John, 154 Allen Dieterich-Ward, 262–65 Crawford, Barbara, 236 Conestoga Indians, 366, 367, 397, Creole, 21 409, 498 Cressbrook Farm, 202 Conestoga Town, 473, 474 Crey, Mathew, 311 Confederacy, 90, 94, 481, 514, 515 Crimean War, 154 Congregationalists, 398 Croghan, George, 82, 409 Congress, 41, 45, 47, 49, 50, 57, 58, Crothers, A. Glenn, 359 149, 151, 156, 167–69, 171, 179, Crow Indians, 82 284, 289, 293, 394, 433, 434, 446, Crowell, John Franklin, 492 448, 458, 462 Crown, 81 Congress of Racial Equality (CORE), Crown Point, 411 326, 327 Cuba, 85, 155 Connecticut, 282, 371, 372, 412–14 Cuffee, Paul, 313 Connecticut Assembly, 373 Culbertson, Robert, 5, 6 Connecticut Line, 41 Cumberland County, 3, 4, 75, 409 Connecticut River, 411 Cumberland Valley, 11 Conners, J. W., 186 Cunningham, Waddel, 407 Connolly, John, 359 Curran, Morris, 185 Connor, “Bull,” 332 Cushitunk, 412 Consolidation Coal Company, 101 Czar Nicholas I, 151 Constitution, 147, 158–60, 168, 293, 391, 446, 515 Constitution of 1787, 258 D: Constitutional Convention, 53 Dahle, Chester, 522 Continental Army, 37, 43, 44, 87–89, Daily Collegian , 521 254, 255, 359 Dallas, George M., 154 Continental Congress, 257, 350, Dally-Starna, Corinna, and William 404, 405 Starna, Gideon ’s People: Being Coolidge, Calvin, 167 a Chronicle of an American Cooper, Douglas, 236 Indian Community in Colonial Copperheads, 93–95, 513 Connecticut and the Moravian Copperheads in the Middle West, The , Missionaries Who Served There , by Frank L. Klement, 94 reviewed by Aaron Spencer Cornell University, 488 Fogleman, 371–74 Cornwall Iron Furnace, 201 Dan’s Pulpit, 196 Cornwallis, Lord Charles Earl, 88 Darlington Trail, 204 Court of St. James, 154, 155, 158 Dauphin County, 9, 201, 479

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David, Ebenezer, 41 Delaware Valley, 220, 222, 365, 435, Davies, Susan G., 23 437, 438, 456 Davis, David Bryon, Inhuman Bondage: Delaware Water Gap, 441, 448, The Rise and Fall of Slavery in the 449, 451 New World , reviewed by Delmarva Peninsula, 358 Charles R. Foy, 84–87 Democratic Party, 53, 93, 146, Davis, Harry, 104 151–53, 155, 162, 174, 266, 267, Dayton, Jonathan, 284 478, 515, 516 DDT, 459 Deslandres, Dominique, 82 De Lancey, Oliver, 407 Detroit, 329 De Vries, David, 435 Dever, William E., 177 Deadford, David, 15 Deyle, Steven, 295 Deadford, Eliza Jones, 17 Dickinson, John, 253, 389, 392, Declaration of Independence, 47, 405, 406 437, 512 Dickson, R. J., 506 Declaration of Rights, 405 Dieterich-Ward, Allen, review of Decoration Day, 22 Condensed Capitalism: Campbell DeLafayette, Marquis, 351 Soup and the Pursuit of Cheap Delaware, 217, 224, 256, 364, 387, Production in the Twentieth 405, 412, 433, 434, 437, 441, 442, Century by Daniel Sidorick, 446, 451, 499 262–65 Delaware Basin, 434, 441, 444, 448, “Diplomatic Failure: James 453, 454, 458, 460, 462 Buchanan’s Inaugural Address,” Delaware Bay, 434, 435, 440, 444, by Michael Carraﬁ ello, 145–65 448, 449, 459 Dock Creek, 437, 462 Delaware Conference, 335 Dock, Mira Lloyd, 489–91 Delaware DNREC, 457, 460 Doerﬂ inger, Thomas, 506 Delaware Estuary, 433, 434, 440, 443, Does Prohibition Work? , 172 447, 449–52, 454, 458, 459 Doolen, Andy, 403 Delaware Estuary Comprehensive Dorrance, John T., 263 Study, 446 Douglas, Stephen A., 152, 155, Delaware Fish and Game 157, 162 Commission, 446, 452 Douglass, Frederick, 19, 310 Delaware Indians, 82, 83, 218, 219, Draemel, Milo, 209, 442 221–23, 225–29, 366, 368 Drexel University, 342 Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western Driscoll, D. J., 169 Company (DL&W), 517, 518 Dry Manhattan: Prohibition in New Delaware River, 87, 199, 217, 218, York City , by Michael A. Lerner, 220, 225, 226, 255, 363, 410, 412, reviewed by Jordan Patrick Lieser, 432–35, 437–43, 446, 448–62 360–63 Delaware River Basin Commission Duchess County, 413 (DRBC), 433, 434, 444, 446, 449, Duchess, Eric D., review of Deserter 450, 453, 457, 459, 463 Country: Civil War Opposition in

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the Pennsylvania Appalachians by Emergency Conservation Work Robert M. Sandow, 511–17 (ECW), 207 Duff, James, 208, 209 Emmanuel Institutional Baptist Duke of York, 437 Church, 334 Duke, Ruth K., 24 Emrick, Isaac, review of Red Duncan, William, 3 Gentlemen and White Savages: Dunlap, William, 304 Indians, Federalists, and the Dunn, Thomas A., 174 Search for the Order on the DuPont, 438 American Frontier , 355–57 Duquesne Club, 172, 187 Engel, Katherine Carte, Religion Durham, 221 and Proﬁ t: Moravians in Early Dust Bowl, 455 America , reviewed by Karen Dutch, 390, 396, 435, 437 Guenther, 242–45 Dutch East India Company, 435 Engelbert Site, 468 Engerman, Stanley, 295, 296 England, 24, 53, 78, 150, 153, 154, E: 219, 220, 223, 247, 250, 304, 351, E Pluribus Unum , 363 371, 372, 391, 396, 394, 398, 432, Eakins, Thomas, 97, 98 437, 503 Early American Imprints , 78 England , 390 Early American Indian English Civil Wars, 389 Documents , 218 Enlightenment, 85 Earth Day, 448, 457 Episcopal, 392 East Coast, 434 Erie, 234, 476, 478–80 East Liberty, 173, 177, 184 Erie Canal, 283 Eastman, Crystal, 370 Esopus, 372 Eastman, Monk, 362 Essay of Man , 252, 254 Easton, 199, 243, 364 Essex County, 411 Eckenrodt, Heinrich, 247 Etherington, George, 415 Eckenrodt, Susanna Steissen, 247 Europe, 7, 18, 39, 48, 81, 83, 85, Edinburgh, 39, 40 86, 153–55, 173, 219, 227, 228, Edmands, J. Rayner, 205, 206 239–41, 243, 245, 248–51, 256, Edmunds, David, 81 261, 353, 356, 365–68, 372, 373, Edwards, Jonathan, 398 390, 398, 403, 407, 410, 435, 437, Edwards, Richard, 331, 339 498, 499 Elain, James, 286, 287 Eustace, Nicole, Passion is the Gale: Elder, Rev. John, 366 Emotion, Power, and the Coming Elizabeth, 327 of the American Revolution , Elizabethtown, 247, 411 reviewed by Patrick Spero, Elizabethtown Tract, 410 251–54 Emancipation Proclamation, 19, Exodus, 338 95, 310 ExplorePAHistory.com, 73, 76

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F: and Child Labor, reviewed by James C. Koshan, 519–21 Fairless Hills, 457 Flat Rock Dam, 439 Fairmont Coal Company, 101 Fleischmann, 184 Fairmount Dam, 439 Flood, Curt, 75 Fairmount Park, 200, 438 Floyd, John B., 157 Falconer, Nathaniel, 54 Fogel, Robert, 295, 296 Falls Bridge, 439 Fogelman, Aaron Spencer, “Jesus Is Farmer ’s Repository , 283 Female: Moravians and Radical Faulkner, Charles, 177 Religion in Early America,” 242 ; Faust, Drew Gilpin, 18 review of People: Being a Chronicle Federal Constitution, 55 of an American Indian Community Federal Water Pollution Control Act in Colonial Connecticut and the Amendments of 1972 and 1977, 458 Moravian Missionaries Who Served Federal Water Quality Act of There by Corrinna Dally-Starna and 1987, 434 William Starna, 371–74 Federal Writer’s Project, 201, 236 “Following Ulysses: The Search for Feest, Christian, 81 Keystone Union Veterans at the Fenton, William, 353 Pennsylvania State Archives,” Field, Parker, 206 476–85 Field, Robert, 409 Fones-Wolf, Ken, 521 Fincher, John, 407 Food, Tobacco, and Agricultural Finger, Simon, “An Indissoluble Workers Union, 264 Union: How the American War Foot, Sir Isaac, 406 for Independence Transformed Foote, Daniel B., 476 Philadelphia’s Medical Forbes Field, 175 Community and Created a Public Ford City, 236 Health Establishment,” 37–72 Forgotten Allies: The Oneida Indians First Red Scare, 186 and the American Revolution , 350 Fischer, David Hackett, 401 Forks, 223, 227 Fischer, Joseph R., review of The Forsey, Thomas, 407 Philadelphia Campaign: Forsey v. Cunningham , 407, 409, 416 Brandywine and the Fall of Fort Christina, 437 Philadelphia, Volume I , by Thomas Fort George, 391 J. McGuire, 87–89 ; review of The Fort Loudon, 410 Philadelphia Campaign, Volume II: Fort Mifﬂ in, 255, 256 Germantown and the Roads to Fort Niagara, 352 Valley Forge , 254–57 Fort Pitt, 408, 409 Fitch, John, 370 Fort Schuyler, 353 Fitzhugh, George, 86 Fort Stanwix, 256, 353, 356 Five Nations, 352 Fort Ticonderoga, 412 Flannery, James L., The Glass House Fothergill, John, 39, 40, 56 Boys of Pittsburgh: Law, Technology,

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Fourth of July, 309, 310 Gage, General Thomas, 51, 408, Fourth of July , 303 414, 416 Fourth of July in Centre Square , 307, Galloway, Joseph, 397, 405 310, 311 Gansevoot, Peter, 353 Fowler, David J., 358 Garrison, William Lloyd, 310 Foy, Charles R., review of Inhuman Gates, Horatio, 41, 49 Bondage: The Rise and Fall of Gatlinburg, 199 Slavery in the New World by Gay Nineties, 439 David Bryon Davis, 84–87 Gelelemind, 82 France, 40, 43, 50, 62, 80, 82, 83, 86, General Motors, 262 151, 181, 182, 243, 256, 351, 509 Genet, Citizen, 53 Frankford Yellow Jackets, 75 Genius of Liberty , 291 Franklin, 356 George III, 397, 398, 415 Franklin, Benjamin, 60, 98, 248, 396, Georgia, 356 398, 403, 408, 409, 432, 437, 438, German-American Research Institute 454, 462, 504, 511 Conference, 80 Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential German Flatts, 353 Library, 362 German Reformed Church, 246, 247 Frederick, 11 German Reformed Lutheranism, 6, 7, 17 Freedom’s Journal , 78 Germantown, 37, 40, 89, 254–57 Frelinghuysen, Theodore, 399 Germany, 7, 46, 58, 80, 95, 100, 240, Fremont, John C., 156 243, 245–51, 328, 364, 371, 372, French and Indian War, 243, 350, 407, 408, 489, 499, 509, 512 411, 415 Gettysburg, 89–92, 481, 482 French Revolution, 86 Gettysburg Campaign: A Study in Frick Art and Historic Center, 95 Command, The , by Edwin B. Friedenshutten, 244, 374 Coddington, 90 Fritz, John C., 260 Gideon, 371, 372 Frost, John, 311 Gigantino II, James J., “Trading in Funk Site, 473, 474 Jersey Souls: New Jersey and the Furnace, Cornwell, 510 Interstate Slave Trade,” 281–302 Furnace, Elizabeth, 510 Gilette, Howard, “Camden After the Fall,” 265 Girard College, 342 G: Girl Scouts, 208 G. Simmons GAR Post No. 119, 482 Glass Bottle Blowers’ Association Gabriel, Michael P., review of The (GBBA), 520 Other Loyalists: Ordinary People, Glass Making , 236 Royalism, and the Revolution in Glass Towns: Industry, Labor, and the Middle Colonies by Political Economy in Appalachia, Joseph S. Tiedemann, Eugene 1890s–1930s , 521 Fingerhut, and Robert Venables, Glatthaar, Joseph T., 350, 351, 353 357–60 Glenshaw Glass Company, 186

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Glikhikan, 81 Grumet, Robert, 82 Glory , 84 Guenther, Karen, review of Gloucester, 440 “ Pennsylvania Sports,” and Gnadenhutten, 240, 243, 244, 367, “Baseball in Pennsylvania,” by 372, 374 Jeff Silverman and Charles Goebel, Julius, 401 Hardy, III., 73–76 ; review of Godyns Bay, 435 Religion and Proﬁ t: Moravians in Golden Triangle, 96 Early America , 242–45 Good Peter (Agwrongdongwas), 350 Gulf Oil, 326 Good War, 107 Google, 234 Gradual Abolition Act, 289 H: Grand Army of the Republic (GAR), Haberlein, Mark, The Practice of 478, 480, 481 Pluralism: Congregational Grand Eagle , 457 Life and Religious Diversity Grand River, 84 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania Grant, Charles, 410 1730–1820 , reviewed by Gray, Pete, 74 Richard K. MacMaster, 245–48 Graymont, Barbara, The Iroquois in Hagley Museum and Library, 362 the American Revolution, 349 Haiti, 86 Great Awakening, 243, 244, 389, 398, Haitian Revolution, 86 402, 502 Halbritter, Gloria, 353 Great Cove Valley, 499 Halbritter, Ray, 353 Great Depression, 24, 237, 261, Haldimand Tract, 84 455, 462 Hale America, 198 Great Lakes, 260 Hale, Matthew Rainbow, review of Great Law of the Iroquois, 351 Citizens Bachelors: Manhood Great Migration, 24, 324, 325, 335 and the Creation of the United Great Rebellion, 414 States by John Gilbert McCurdy, Greatest Generation, The , 107 503–6 Grebes Blanket Mill, 439 Half Moon , 435 Greece, 304 Hall, Raymond, 330–32, 334, 338, 339 Green Mountain Club, 194, 412 Haller, Mark, 184 Greenburg, Douglas, 401 Hamilton, Andrew, 225, 226 Greene, Nathaneal, 46, 88, 255, 256 Hamilton, James, 412 Greenland, 373 Hancock, 434 Greenwich, 439 Hand, Sue, 518 Griebmeyer, Simeon, 250 Happy Hiker, The , 197 Grier, Justice, 159 Harding, Warren G., 167 Grifﬁ n, Patrick, 507, 508 Harlem, 333 Gross Clinic, The , 97 Harold, Philip J., review of The Gross, Robert, 399 Realignment of Pennsylvania Gross, Thomas, 183 Politics Since 1960: Two-Party

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Competition in a Battleground Hinton, John, 22 State by Renee M. Lamis, 265–68 Hispanic American Newspapers, Harper, Steven C., “Making History: 1808–1980 , 78 Documenting the 1737 Walking Historic Society of Pennsylvania, Purchase,” 217–33 218, 506 Harris, Albert, 331, 339 History of Cumberland County, Harris, John P., 104 by P. A. Durand and J. Fraise Harris, Leslie, 288 Richards, 16 Harrisburg, 11, 12, 22, 78, 171, 193, HMS Nelson , 442 194, 199, 200, 202, 204, 206, 208, Hoff, John, 329 234, 477, 479, 481, 482, 487, 489, Holiness-Pentecostalism, 325 490, 492 Holland, 507 Harrisburg Hospital, 21 Holme, Thomas, 220 Harrisburg League for Municipal Holmes, Isaac, 285 Improvement (HLMI), 489 Holy Experiment, 367, 368, 511 Harrisburg Women’s Civic Club, 489 Holzer, Goerg Friderich, 250 Harrison, Benjamin, 307 Homestead Strike of 1892, 75, Haudenosaunee, 81, 84, 349, 352, 359 369, 371 Hauptman, Laurence, 353 Hook, Marcus, 442, 450, 457 Haverford College, 218 Hooker, General Joseph, 91 Hawthorne, Nathanial, 481 Hoover, Herbert, 151, 169 Hayes, Abyssinia, 330 Hopewell Township, 3 Hayes, Denis A., 520 Horse Shoe Trail Club (HSTC), 193, Haynes, Roy A., 186 194, 199, 200, 202, 204, 205, Head of Elk, 88 207–9, 211, 213 Hebrew, 338 Housatonic River, 371 Heckewelder, John, 244 Houston, 186 Heller, William, 217, 229 Howe, Sir William, 87–89, 254–56 Hendry, Peter, 286 Hubele, Bernhard, 248 Henretta, James A., 398 Hubley, Margaret Burd, 9 Henry, William, 247 Hudson, Henry, 432, 435, 463 Hereford Township, 245 Hudson River, 87, 410, 411, 413, 414 Herkimer, Nicholas, 352 Hudson River Basin, 441, 444 Herrnhut, 242–44 Hudson Valley, 358, 395 Hershey, 75 Hughes, John, 397 Hessian, 56, 88, 255, 256, 437 Hume, David, 85 Heyrman, Christine, 500, 501 Hunt, Isaac, 406 Hibernian Society, 507 Hunter, John, 39, 40 Highland Indians, 372 Hunterdon County, 292 Hill District, 173, 175, 177, Huntingdon, Daniel, 311 180–83, 185 Hurricane Agnes, 448 Hill, Jeff, 173 Hurricane Connie, 444 Hines, Lewis, 488 Hurricane Diane, 444

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Hutchinson, James, 39–41, 44, J: 52–54, 61 J & P Baltz Brewery, 439 J. Horace McFarland Collection, 487 I : Jackson, Andrew, 151, 152, 304 Ibaugh Site, 470–72 Jacobian, 93 Icons of America , 511 James II, 410, 437 Illinois, 513 James, Thomas, 397, 405 Immigrant and Entrepreneur: The Jamestown Colony, 435 Atlantic World of Caspar Wistar, Jeannette, 237 reviewed by Diane Wenger, 248–51 Jefferson, Thomas, 85 Improvement of Cities and Town, Jeffries Ford, 88 The , 486 Jennings, Francis, 218, 365 In Penn’s Woods , 203 Jeremiah X, 335 In the Woodshed , 307 Jerry, 311, 312 Independence Day, 308 Jersey City, 327 Independence Day Celebration in Jesuit, 246 Centre Square , 307, 308 Jesus Christ, 373 Independence National Historic “Jesus Is Female: Moravians and Park, 513 Radical Religion in Early India, 365 America,” 242 Indian Affairs, 408, 409 John Fries’s Rebellion, 257, 258, 365 Indian Emancipation Day, 310 Johns, Elizabeth, 307 Indian Manor, 228 Johnson, Karl Ellis, 326, 336 Indiana, 262, 513 Johnson, Lyndon, 327, 332 Industrial Revolution, 438, 439 Johnson, Sir William, 367, 396, 408 Interfaith Interracial Council of Johnson, Walter, 295 Clergymen, 334, 335, 342 Johnson, William, 351 Interstate Commission on the Johnston, David Claypoole, 312 Delaware River Basin Johnstown, 260 (INCODEL), 441–43, 445, 462 Jones, John, 41 Ireland, 7, 56, 100, 154, 240, 247, 328, Jones Memorial Church of God, 363–68, 387, 397, 402, 407–9, 331, 335 506–8, 517 Jones, Roland V., 334, 335 Irene Kaufmann Settlement, 172, 173 Jones, R.T., 331 Iron Hog , 435 Jones Tabernacle A.M.E.Church, 334 Iroquois Confederacy, 223, 349, 350, Juarez, 262 352, 354, 499 Jubilee, 511 Iroquois Indians, 224, 349, 353, 359, Judaism, 100, 247, 325, 334, 335, 366, 413, 499 338, 343 Islam, 85, 325 Judeo-Christianity, 85. See also Israel, 511 Christianity Italy, 101, 328 Judis, John B., 266

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K: Kings College, 391 Kings County, 390 Kade, Max, 80 Kings’ Stable, 416 Kahan, Paul, review of “The Surest Kingsley House, 173 Foundation of Happiness: Kirkland, Samuel, 351, 352 Education in Pennsylvania” by Kirley, Francis, 176 Dennis B. Downey et al., 76, 77 Klein, Philip, 146 Kaiser, Siegrun, 82, 83 Klein, Randolph, 41 Kalmar Nyckel , 437 Kleinberg, S. J., 368 Kanonwalohale, 352, 353 Kline, Charles, 174–76 Kansas, 155, 160, 161 Knickerbocker, The , 308, 313 Kant, Immanuel, 85 Knox, Henry, 256 Karolik Collection, 306 Koshan, James C., review of The Kauffman, Gerald J., Jr., “The Glass House Boys of Pittsburgh: Delaware River Revival: Four Law, Technology, and Child Labor Centuries of Historic Water by James L. Flannery, 519–21 Quality Change From Henry Krimmel, John Lewis, 307, 308 Hudson to Benjamin Franklin to Krudener, Baron, 151 JFK,” 432–65 Ku Klux Klan, 25 Kaufmann, Irene, 172 Kyvig, David, 168 Kearsley, John, 52 Keller, Kenneth W., review of Scotch-Irish Merchants in Colonial America by Richard K. L: MacMaster, 506–8 Lackawanna, 260 Kelley, Florence, 520 Ladies Home Journal , 493 Kennedy, Archibald, 396 Lafayette College, 199 Kennedy, John F., 433, 457, 462 Lake Champlain, 87 Kennedy, Jr., John F., 446 Lake Superior, 260 Kennet Square, 88 Lambeck, David, 235, 238 Kenny, Kevin, Peaceable Kingdom Lambertville, 452 Lost: The Paxton Boys and the Lamis, Renee M., The Realignment Destruction of William Penn’s of Pennsylvania Politics Since Holy Experiment , reviewed by 1960: Two-Party Competition in David Preston, 365–68 a Battleground State, reviewed by Kensington, 439 Philip J. Harold, 265–68 Kent, Barry, 468 Lancaster, 6, 7, 78, 246, 247, 266, 407, Kentucky, 178, 359 408, 468 Keystone Trails Association, 212 Lancaster County, 152, 243, 245 Killbuck, John, 82 Lane, Christopher W., A Panorama of King Charles II, 437 Pittsburgh: Nineteenth Century King George’s War, 413 Views , reviewed by John M. King, Martin Luther, Jr., 327 McCarthy, 95, 96

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Lane, Cornelius, 247 Enforcement in Pittsburgh,” by Lane, Roger, 328 Julien Comte, 166–92 Lapansky, Emma Jones, 16 Leviticus, 511 Lapowinzo, 224, 227 Lewis, John, 405 Lappas, Thomas J., “Native Lewis, Ronald L., Welsh Americans: American Roles in the War for A History of Assimilation in the Independence,” 349–54 Coalﬁ elds , reviewed by Irwin M. Latin, 372 Marcus, 99, 100 Latzko, David A., review of A Country Leyden, 39 Storekeeper in Pennsylvania: Liberty Bell, 511 Creating Economic Networks in Liberty Bell Center, 513 Early America, 1790–1807 by Liberty Boys, 389, 395, 397 Diane E. Wenger, 508–11 Liberty Pole, 401 Lawrence, David, 433, 446 Liberty Tree, 401 Leacock Presbyterian Church, 246 Library of Congress, 506 Leary, Howard, 331 Lieser, Jordan Patrick, review of Dry Lebanon, 291 Manhattan: Prohibition in Lecompton Constitution, 160 New York City by Michael A. Lee, General Robert E., 90–92, 479, Lerner, 360–63 481, 482 Liggert, Walter, 176 Lee, Jarena, 12 Limekiln, 256 Lee’s Lieutenants: A Study in Lincoln, Abraham, 19, 86, 93, 95, 145, Command, by Douglas Southall 146, 148, 157, 160, 162, 515 Freeman, 90 Lincoln Memorial, 145 Lee, William, 286–88 Lindman, Janet Moore, Bodies of Leesburg, 291 Belief: Baptist Community in Lehigh River, 199, 226, 243, 434, 438, Early America , reviewed by 441, 451–54, 457 Susan Hanket Brandt, 500–3 Lehigh Valley, 223, 225, 227, 457 Lipchak, John, 176 Lehman, Harold, 237 Literary Digest , 186 Leipziger, 491 Little Giant, 157 Lenape , 435 Livingston, Henry Brockholst, Lenape Indians, 219 292, 293 Lenapehoking , 228, 435 Livingston Manor, 413, 414 Lenni Lenape, 435 Livingston, William, 391, 392 Lepper, Robert, 237 Local 80, 264 Lerner, Michael A., Dry Manhattan: Locke, John, 389 Prohibition in New York City , Locomotive Repair Operation , 237 reviewed by Jordan Patrick Lieser, Locust Grove African-American 360–63 Cemetery, 21, 26 “‘Let the Federal Men Raid’: Logan, James, 219–24 Bootlegging and Prohibition Logan, Thomas, 292

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Logue, Larry, 476, 477 MacVeagh, Franklin, 491 London, 39, 40, 153, 155, 156, Madrid, 155 399, 408 Magee, William, 174 London Committee of Merchants, 398 Mahican Indians, 83, 372 Long Island, 410, 411, 416 Maier, Pauline, 400 Longacre, Edward G., 91 Maine, 175 Longenecker, Stephen L., 398 Makerishkisken , 435 Longstreet, General James, 90 “Making History: Documenting the Lord De La Warre, 435 1737 Walking Purchase,” by Lord Dunmore’s War, 359 Steven C. Harper, 217–33 Lord Halifax, 412 Malcolm X, 329 Louisiana, 155, 283–86, 290–92, Malden, 399 294–96 Manada Gap, 193, 201 Louisiana Purchase Exposition, 492 Manawkyhickon, 226, 227 Louisville, 359 Manhattan, 391, 444 Loyalists, 47, 55, 358–60, 390, 393, Manor of Cortland, 414 394, 397, 404, 413 Manumission Society, 293, 294 Lumiere Brothers, 488 Many Identities, One Nation: The Lurie, Jeffrey, 75 Revolution and its Legacy in the Lutheranism, 6, 17, 89, 240, 245, 247, Mid-Atlantic , by Liam Riordan, 248, 250 reviewed by Doug MacGregor, Lydia , 292 363–65 Lyons, Courtney Ann, “Burn- Marcus, Irwin M., review of Welsh ing Columbia Avenue: Black Americans: A History of Christianity, Black Nationalism, Assimilation in the Coalﬁ elds by and ‘Riot Liturgy’ in the 1964 Ronald L. Lewis, 99, 100 Philadelphia Race Riot,” 324–48 Marcy, William, 153–55 Mariskitton , 435 Marrietta, Jack D., 401, 402 M: Marsh, Eliza, 284 MacGregor, Doug, review of Many Marsh, John, 284, 290, 292, 295 Identities, One Nation: The Marsh, Sarah, 284 Revolution and its Legacy in the Marshal, Provost, 516 Mid-Atlantic by Liam Riordan, Marshall, Charles, 91 363–65, 359 Martin, James Kirby, 350, 351, 353 ; MacMaster, Richard K., review of The review of Taming Democracy: Practice of Pluralism: Congrega- “The People,” the Founders, tional Life and Religious Diversity and the Troubled Ending of the in Lancaster, Pennsylvania American Revolution by Terry 1730–1820 by Mark Haberlein, Bouton, 257–59; 350, 351, 353 ; 245–48 ; Scotch-Irish Merchants review of The Texture of Contact: in Colonial America , reviewed by European and Indian Settler Kenneth W. Keller, 506–8 Communities on the Frontiers of

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Iroquoia, 1667–1783 by the Fall of Philadelphia, David L. Preston, 488–500 Volume One , reviewed by Mary Ann , 286, 287 Joseph R. Fischer, 87–89 ; The Maryland, 4, 16 Philadelphia Campaign, Volume Mason-Dixon Line, 11 II: Germantown and the Roads to Mass, 247 Valley Forge , reviewed by Massachusetts, 19, 399, 413 Joseph R. Fischer, 254–57 Massachusetts Legislature, 45 McKean, Thomas, 405 Massachusetts River, 411 McKee, Alexander, 408 Master George, 311, 312 McKee, Robert, 3 Mather, Josephine, 236 McKees Rocks, 371 Mayhew, David, 265 McKinsy, James, 408 Mazak-Kahne, Jeanine, review of McNair, William, 174, 175 Nickelodeon City: Pittsburgh McPhee, John, 437 at the Movies, 1905–1929 by McPherson, James M., 94 Michael Aronson, 103–6 Meadville, 19 McArdle, John, 176 Means, Sr., Rev. Horace, 331, 336 McAteer, Davitt, Monongah: Mease, James, 50, 54, 60, 61, 63 The Tragic Story of the 1907 Melish, Joanne Pope, 290 Monongah Mine Disaster , Mellon, William Larimer, 174 reviewed by Joshua Stahlman, Memorial Day, 21–24, 26 100–103 Mennonite, 245, 246, 248 McCarthy, John M., review of Mercyhurst College, 234 A Panorama of Pittsburgh: Merrell, James, 84, 365 Nineteenth-Century Views by Merritt, Jane, 83, 365 Christopher W. Lane, 95, 96 Meschianza, 52 McCarthyism, 264 Methodism, 187, 325, 335, 340, McClean, John W., 478 394, 500 McClellan, Henry B., 91 Mexican-American War, 152 McClinton, Rowena, 83 Mexico, 100, 152, 161, 262 McClure, Alexander K., 481 Mey, Cornelius Jacobsen, 435 McConnell, William, 170 Meyers, Mick, 176 McConville, Brendan, 411 Michaux, 206 McCurdy, John Gilbert, Citizen Bachelors: Michaux State Forest, 207 Manhood and the Creation of the Middle Colonies, 363, 387, 388, 390, United States , reviewed by 391, 393–99, 401–3, 406, 410, Matthew Rainbow Hale, 503–6 415, 417 McFarland, J. Horace, 467, 486–95 Middle Delaware Scenic and McFarland Papers, 492 Recreational River, 448 McGovern, Charles, 174 Middlesex County, 281, 284, 285, McGovern, George, 433, 448, 462 288, 290 McGuire, Thomas J., The Philadelphia Middlesex County Board of Chosen Campaign: Brandywine and Freeholders, 284

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Middlesex County Court of Common Moravian Indians, 80, 81, 83, 242, Pleas, 284 243, 245–47, 367, 371–73 Mifﬂ in, Governor Thomas, 54 Morgan, Charles, 284, 285–88, 290 Militia Training , 303–5, 307–9, Morgan, John, 48, 50–52, 55 311, 312 Morgan, Rev. Wrennie, Sr., 334 Miller, Isaac, 8 Morris County, 415 Miller, Jacquelyn, 62 Morris, Robert, 257–59 Miller Memorial Baptist Church, 334 Morristown, 44, 49 Milligan, Michael, review of Ice Moses, Levon, 333 Cream U: The Story of the Mosquito Coast, 153 Nation’s Most Successful Mother Jones, 101 Collegiate Creamery by Lee Mount Washington, 96, 205 Stout, 521–23 Mount, William Sidney, 311 Miner, Curtis, 234, 235 MSX, 444, 448, 449 Minisinks, 372, 408 Mt. Olivet Tabernacle Baptist Minnesota, 168, 362 Church, 331 Mintz, Harry, 104 Mt. Pisgah A.M.E. Zion Church, 20 Mississippi, 281, 283, 291, 296, 434 Mt. Pleasant, Alyssa, 83, 84 Missouri, 492 Mt. Zion Baptist Church, 23 Mobley, Florence, 330, 332, 334, 338 Muhammad, Elijah, 329 Mohawk Indians, 349, 350–52, 499 Muhammad, Shaykh, 330–34, 338–42 Mohawk River, 411 Muhammad, W. D. Ford, 329 Mohawk Valley, 499 Muhlenberg, General John Peter, 45 Molotov, 330, 340, 342 Muir, John, 487 Monaca Club, 176 Mumford, Lewis, 494 Monastero, Steve, 185 Municipal Archives of the City of Monikyhiccon, 224 New York, 362 Monmonier, Mark, 227 Munsee Indians, 81, 83 Monmouth County, 395, 411 Murphy, William Beverly, 264 Monongah, 100–3 Murray, William, 408 Monongah Mine, 102 Museum of Fine Arts, The, 306 Monongahela Coal Basin, 101 Muslim, 329, 330, 334, 338, 340, 341 Monongahela Valley, 499 Mutmansky, Michael, 235 Monroe Doctrine, 153, 155, 161 Mutmansky, Robert, 236, 238 Monroe, James, 151, 159 Mont Alto State Forests, 206 Montague, 444 N: Montresor, John, 412 Nain, 243, 374 Monument Association, 483 Nanticoke, 351 Moore, Cecil, 331, 332 Nash, Gary, 3, 4 ; The Liberty Bell , Moore, Sir Henry, 397, 414, 415 reviewed by Jill Ogline Titus, Moorish Science Temple, 325 511–13 Moravian Archives, 81 Nash, Roderick, 196

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Nassau River, 435 New Deal, 207, 235–38 Nation of Islam (NOI), 325, 328–30, New England, 81, 87, 186, 194, 195, 332, 335, 340, 342, 343 212, 241, 290, 387–99, 401, 402, National Academy of Design, 304, 308 406, 410–13, 417, 501, 504, 505, National Archives, 237, 362 507, 508 National Association for the New England Patriots, 399 Advancement of Colored People New-Goal, 415 (NAACP), 325–28, 331, 332 New Hampshire, 411, 412 National Conference on State New Jersey, 87, 249, 250, 263, 281–85, Parks, 207 287–97, 327, 358, 359, 364, 387, National Estuary Program, 434 393, 395, 397, 399, 408, 410, 411, National Football League, 75 413, 415, 433, 434, 439–42, 444, National Forest Service, 211 446, 449, 451–54, 462 National Fraternal Council of Negro New Jersey Assembly, 405 Churches, 326 New Jersey DEP, 457 National Park Service, 211, 487 New Jersey Journal , 285, 290 National Parks Association, 207 New Milford, 372 National Prohibition Act of 1919, New Netherlands, 437 168, 175 New Orleans, 281, 287, 295, 513 National Trails System Act of New Orleans Chronicle , 283–85 1968, 211 New Port May, 435 National Youth Administration, New Swedeland, 435 201, 207 New World, 227, 248 “Native American Roles in the War New York, 53, 54, 64, 87, 177, 182, for Independence,” by Thomas J. 187, 241, 282, 283, 286, 293, Lappas, 349–54 294, 304, 309, 310, 327, 351, Native Americans, 81–83, 86, 223, 353, 360–63, 372, 387, 390–92, 224, 226, 240, 241, 351, 354–57, 395–401, 405, 406, 409, 411–14, 359, 364, 365, 367, 373, 374, 397, 416, 433, 441, 444, 446, 448, 468, 403, 406, 410–12, 498–500, 503 491, 499, 507 Nature Ramblers, 202 New York Assembly, 397, 405 Naughton, T. Raymond, 401 New York Central Railroad, 181 Nazareth, 372 New York City, 24, 78, 194, 284, Nebraska, 155 290, 292, 309, 359–62, 387, 389, Neckargemund, 250 395–98, 400, 401, 403–5, 414–16, Negro Leagues, 74 434, 441, 444, 513 Neshaminy Creek, 219, 225, 451 New York Gazette , 395 Nesselrode, Count, 151 New York Provincial Congress, 404 Netawatwees, 82 New York Public Library, 362 Neunkirchen, 249 New York Shipbuilding Company, 262 Neversink Reservoir, 444 New York State DEC, 457 New Brunswick, 287, 292 New York Times , 193, 213, 360 New Castle, 364, 506, 507 New York University, 360, 362

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New Zealand, 488 Opportunities Industrialization Newark, 292, 411 Center, 334 Niagara Falls, 438, 487 Orleans Territory, 284 Nichols, David Andrew, Red Ortsgemeine , 244 Gentlemen and White Savages: Ostend Manifesto, 155 Indians, Federalists, and the Our Savage Neighbors: How Indian Search for the Order on the Warfare Transformed Early American Frontier , reviewed by America , reviewed by Isaac J. Emrick, 355–57 Benjamin G. Scharff, 239–42 Nichols, Richard, 410 Outlook Magazine , 486, 488 Nicholson, Francis, 504 Overland Campaign, 476 Nixon, Richard M., 433, 448, 457 Owens Automatic, 520 NoHage, Larry, 333 Non-Partisan Party, 174 P: Norris, Isaac, 511 Pace, Alexander Raymond, 332 North America, 17, 82, 86, 154, Pachgagoch, 371–74 239–41, 243, 244, 249, 253, 371, Paciﬁ c Crest Trail, 211 374, 387, 405, 407–9, 416, 434, Packer, Elmer, 173 498, 500, 501 Paganism, 84, 400 North American , 78 Page, William, 311 North Carolina, 241, 264, 356 Palatine, 248–50, 499, 512 North Queen Street Cemetery, 1–26 Palchak, Tom, 522 Norton, David J., 350, 353, 354 Palladino, Grace, 513, 515 Nutimus, 221–24, 227, 366 Palmer, Ruth, 333 Palmere, Jack, 185, 186 O: Palmerston, Lord, 154, 158 Oakland, 176 Paludan, Phillip, 480 Observations Concerning the Increase Panama-Paciﬁ c Exposition, 513 of Mankind , 512 Paoli, 255 Ocean County, 411 Paraguay, 161 Oeconomy, 242, 244 Paris, 39, 155, 264 Ogden, Robert, 405 Parker, James, 396, 397 Ohio, 80, 99, 244, 356, 366, 367, 374, Parliament, 154, 253, 359, 390, 392, 408, 513 396, 507 Ohio River, 359, 499 Partnership for the Delaware Estuary Old Buck, 153, 157 (PDE), 433, 457, 463 Old Hickory, 151, 152 Passion is the Gale: Emotion, Power, Old Testament, 338 and the Coming of the American Olympics, 504 Revolution , reviewed by Patrick Oneida Indians, 349–54, 408 Spero, 251–54 Onondaga Indians, 349, 350, 352 Paterno, Joe, 521 Ontario, 181 Patriot and Mercantile Adviser , 283

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Patriots, 37, 400 Pennsbury, 221–23 Patten Township, 186 Pennsylvania: A Guide to the Keystone Patterson, 327 State , 237 Patterson, Orlando, 85 Pennsylvania Abolition Society, Paulsboro, 457 291, 294 Pautaxat , 435 Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Paxton Boys, 240, 253, 366–68, 397, Arts, 98, 304 403, 406, 408, 409, 413, 499, 507 Pennsylvania Alpine Club, 194, 195, Paxton Massacre, 367, 368 197, 203, 204, 211–13 Paxton Township, 413 Pennsylvania Assembly, 75, 221, 398, Payne, Phillip, review of The War: 481, 511 An Intimate History, 1941–1945 Pennsylvania Baptist Association by Geoffrey C. Ward and (PBA), 501 Ken Burns, 106–8 Pennsylvania DEP, 454, 457 PBS, 106 Pennsylvania Forestry and Parks Peace Democrats, 93 Association, 200 Peace Mission Movement, 328 Pennsylvania Forestry Association, 207 Peaceable Kingdom, 366, 368 Pennsylvania Gazette , 4, 5, 78 Peaceable Kingdom Lost: The Paxton Pennsylvania General Assembly, Boys and the Destruction of 19, 437 William Penn’s Holy Experiment , Pennsylvania Historical and Museum by Kevin Kenny, reviewed by Commission (PHMC), 73, 466, David L. Preston, 365–68, 402 477, 487 Peale, Charles Wilson, 98 Pennsylvania Historical Association Pease, Joseph Ives, 311 (PHA), 73, 466 Pemberton, Israel, 56 Pennsylvania Historical Marker, 26 Pencak, Wiliam, 365 Pennsylvania Hospital, 39, 56 Penn, John, 227, 228, 405, 406, Pennsylvania Navy, 53, 255 408, 410 Pennsylvania Packet , 78 Penn Papers, 218 Pennsylvania Railroad, 457 Penn, Richard, 227, 228 Pennsylvania Special Penn State College Dairy Commissions, 482 Department, 522 Pennsylvania Sports and Baseball in Penn, Thomas, 224, 225–28, 367, 397, Pennsylvania , by Jeff Silverman 410, 412 and Charles Hardy, III; reviewed Penn Township, 211 by Karen Guenther, 73–76 Penn, William, 6, 218–22, 226, 228, Pennsylvania State Archives, 467, 241, 250, 255, 365, 366, 368, 389, 477, 478, 480–83, 487, 488, 491, 390, 412, 413, 437, 511, 512 492, 506 Penn’s University Club, 200 Pennsylvania State Museum, 466–68, Penn’s Woods, 228 470, 475 Pennamite-Yankee Conﬂ icts, 367 Pennsylvania State Soldiers’ and Pennington, John, 166, 180 Sailors’ Home, 479, 480

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Pennsylvania State University, 516, Volume One, The , by 521, 522 Thomas McGuire, reviewed by Pennsylvania Turnpike, 236 Joseph R. Fischer, 87–89 Pennypacker, Samuel W., 481, 482 Philadelphia Campaign of 1777, 87 Pentecost, 340 Philadelphia Campaign, Volume II: People: Being a Chronicle of an Germantown and the Roads to American Indian Community Valley Forge , The , by in Colonial Connecticut and Thomas McGuire, reviewed by the Moravian Missionaries Joseph R. Fischer, 254–57 Who Served There , by Corinna Philadelphia Conference, 335 Dolly-Starna and William Starna, Philadelphia Dispensary, 58 reviewed by Aaron Spencer Philadelphia Eagles, 75 Fogleman, 371–74 Philadelphia Fellowship Commission’s Pepacton Reservoir, 444 Committee on Community Pepsi Cola, 326 Tensions, 328 “Perfecting Space: J. Horace Philadelphia Free African Society, 10 McFarland and the American Philadelphia Friends, 56 Civic Association,” by Julian C. Philadelphia Inquirer , 78, 330, 331, Chambliss, 486–97 333, 340 Perkins, Arthur, 212 Philadelphia Inquirer Public Perkins, C. G., 173 Ledger, The , 324, 332 Perry, Stanton, 16 Philadelphia Magazine, 208 Peters, Richard, 41 Philadelphia Navy Yard, 433, 442 Peterstal, 250 Philadelphia Pennsylvania Petite Anse, 284 All–Stars, 75 Pettit, Charles, 406 Philadelphia Phillies, 76 Philadelphia, 4, 10, 11, 13, 14, 16, 24, Philadelphia Police Department 37–39, 42, 43, 52–54, 57–63, 74, (PPD), 328, 331, 342 75, 78, 87–89, 97, 98, 154, 156, Philadelphia Sportsmen’s Show, 208 172, 181, 187, 193, 195, 197, 199, Philadelphia Trail Club, 202 200, 202, 208, 209, 223–25, 248, Philadelphia Tribune-Herald , 324, 255, 256, 266, 267, 291, 304, 307, 322, 333, 341, 340 309–11, 324–36, 338, 341, 342, Philadelphia Water Department, 439, 366, 367, 387, 389–92, 395, 398, 451, 454 402, 408, 409, 415, 432, 433, Philipse Highland Patent, 414 437, 439–43, 446, 448, 449, 453, Pickering, Timothy, 356 456, 457, 459, 501, 506, 507, Pierce, Franklin, 152–55 509–13, 520 Pilgergemeine , 242 Philadelphia Art Museum, 438 Pinchot, Gifford, 171, 178, 196 Philadelphia Baptist Association, Pitt, William, 398 335, 502 Pittsburgh, 24, 74, 78, 95, 96, 103–5, Philadelphia Campaign: Brandywine 166, 167, 169–83, 185–87, 260, and the Fall of Philadelphia, 266, 309, 368–71, 519–21

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Pittsburgh Moving Picture 1730–1820, The , reviewed by Bulletin , 103 Richard K. MacMaster, 245–48 Pittsburgh Nickelodeon, 104 Prendergast, William, 414, 415 Pittsburgh Panorama, 237 Presbyterianism, 4, 7, 17, 83, 240, Pittsburgh Police, 175 246, 247, 351, 364, 391, 392, 398, Pittsburgh Post , 171, 177, 178, 181, 403, 406, 409, 507 183, 186 Presidente Rivera , 457 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette , 183 Presidential Range, 205 Pittsburgh Press , 182, 185 Preston, David L., review of Pittsburgh Revenue District, 178 Peaceable Kingdom Lost: The Pittsburgh Steelers, 75, 76 Paxton Boys and the Destruction Pittsburgh Survey, 368, 370 of William Penn’s Holy Plain Talk , 176 Experiment by Kevin Kenny, Playground Association of America 365–68 ; The Texture of Contact: (PAA), 493 European and Indian Settler Pocono Mountains, 266, 441 Communities in the Frontiers of Point Coupee Parish, 284 Iroquoia, 1667–1783 , reviewed Poland, 101 by James Kirby Martin, 498–500 Pontiac’s Uprising (Rebellion), 241, Price, Jr., Benjamin, 247 407, 409, 413 Price, Richard, 394, 395 Pontiac’s War, 243, 499 Priestley, Joseph, 60 Poole, Elijah, 329 Prince Hall Mason’s Lincoln Pope, Alexander, Essay on Man , Lodge #38, 16 252, 254 Prince Hendrick River, 435 Port Folio , 307 Princeton, 87, 255, 437 Port Jervis, 441, 449 Pringle, John, 41, 48 Port of Philadelphia, 442 Progressive Era, 104, 105, 326, Portland, 453 369, 370, 487, 488, 492, 493, Portugal, 85 519, 520 Postbellum America, 477 Progressive National Baptist Potomac Appalachian Trail Club Association, 335 (PATC), 199, 205–7 Prohibition, 361, 362 Potomac River, 91 Prohibition Bureau, 169 Pott, Percival, 39 Proprietary Party, 405 Potts, Dr. Jonathan, 41 Protestantism, 100, 325, 334, 339, Pottsville Maroons, 75 340, 364, 398 Poughkeepsie, 414 Public Record Ofﬁ ce, 506 Powers and Weightmans Chemical Puerto Rico, 263 Works, 439 Pullman Palace Car Company, 439 Practice of Pluralism: Congregational Puritan Malt, 184 Life and Religious Diversity in Puritans, 410, 504 Lancaster, Pennsylvania Purviance, Samuel, 407

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Q: Rensselaerswyck, 413 Rentschler, Harry, 211 Quaker Collection, 218 Republican Party, 53, 93, 94, 99, Quakers, 4, 40, 98, 220, 240, 246, 247, 146, 156, 174–76, 187, 266, 249, 250, 252, 253, 286, 289, 308, 267, 289, 397, 476, 478, 481, 359, 364, 387, 390, 397, 402, 403, 514, 515 406–9, 411, 437, 504, 511 Reutter, Mark, 261 Quebec, 414 Revenue Act of 1764, 416 Revolutionary War, 63, 358, 499 Rex, Samuel, 508–11 R: Rhineland, 249 Raburgh, 293, 294, 297 Rhode Island, 228, 282 Rahway, 284, 290 Richards, Dick, 5 Raney, Edward, 443 Richter, Daniel, Ordeal of the Rayburgh, William, 290, 292 Longhouse , 353, 354; 365 RCA, 262, 263 Riis, Jacob, 488, 493 Reach, AL, 75 Riordan, Liam, Many Identities, One Readex, 77, 79 Nation: The Revolution and its Reading, 194, 246, 290, 292, 294, 407 Legacy in the Mid–Atlantic , Readville, 19 reviewed by Doug MacGregor, Realignment of Pennsylvania 363–65; 507 Politics Since 1960: Two-Party Rivington, James, 403 Competition in a Battleground Rizzo, Frank, 328, 340, 341 State , The, reviewed by Roaring Spring, 237 Philip J. Harold, 265–68 Roaring Twenties, 441 Rebellious Younger Brothers: Oneida Roberts, Ellis, 518 Leadership and Diplomacy, Robinson, Anna May, 21 1750–1800 , 350 Robinson, Charles Mumford, 486 Reconstruction Era, 477 Robinson, Rev. Joseph, 21, 23 Red Gentlemen and White Savages: Robinson, Warren C., Jeb Stuart Indians, Federalists, and the and the Confederate Defeat at Search for the Order on the Gettysburg , reviewed by American Frontier , by Ryan C. Bixby, 89–92 David Andrew Nichols, reviewed Rochester, 310, 327 by Isaac J. Emrick, 355–57 Rockefeller, John D., 101 Redman, John, 55 Roeber, A. G., Ethnographies and Reform Judaism, 100 Exchanges: Native Americans, Reformed Church, 250 Moravians, and Catholics in Religion and Proﬁ t: Moravians in Early North America , reviewed by Early America , reviewed by William Campbell, 80–84 Karen Guenther, 242–45 Rogers, J. Adam, 467 ; “Following Rendell, Governor Edward G., 75 Ulysses: The Search for Keystone

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Union Veterans at the Pennsylvania Saving Private Ryan , 107 State Archives,” 476–85 Saxony, 242 Rogers, Robert, 415 Sayre, Robert Heysham, 260 Rome, 304, 351 Schaefferstown, 508–10 Rooney, Dan, 75 Schaffner, David, 478, 479 Roosevelt, Franklin, 175 Schantz, Mark, 18 Roosevelt, Theodore, 198, 235, Scharff, Benjamin G., review of Our 442, 487 Savage Neighbors: How Indian Rotterdam, 182 Warfare Transformed Early Royal Army, 48 America , 239–42 Royal Navy, 40, 87 Schneider, Erika, “Temperance, Ruckelshaus, William D., 462 Abolition, Oh My!: Rural Electriﬁ cation James Goodwyn Clonney’s Administration, 237 Problems with Painting the Fourth Rush, Benjamin, 37–41, 46–49, of July,” 303–23 53–63, 309, 312 Schoharie Valley, 499 Russia, 151, 152, 154, 162 Scholars in Residence Program (SIR), Rutgers, 448 466–68, 477, 483, 487 Schultz, Christoph, 245 Schultz Site, 471, 472, 474 S: Schuyler, Philip, 405 Saber and Scapegoat: J.E.B. Stuart Schuylkill County, 478, 480 and the Gettysburg Controversy , Schuylkill Navigation Company, 209 by Mark Nesbitt, 90 Schuylkill River, 209, 434, 437–40, Sacramento, 264 442, 452–54 Sahara, 186 Schuylkill River Basin, 452 Saint James Anglican Church, 247 Schuylkill River Desilting Project, 213 Salem, 83 Schuylkill Valley, 439 Samuel Mallinger Company, 186 Schwab, Charles M., 260 San Francisco, 513 Schwartz, Sally, 506 Sanborn Map Company, 21, 22 Schwenkfelder, 245 Sandow, Robert M., review of Scotch, 179 Copperheads: The Rise and Fall Scotland, 7, 247, 364, 367, 368, 387, of Lincoln’s Opponents in the 397, 402, 408, 409, 506–8 North by Jennifer L. Weber, Scott, Dred, 146, 148, 159, 160 92–95 ; Deserter Country: Scranton, 99, 412 Civil War Opposition in the Sears, Isaac, 389, 395, 400, 403, 404 Pennsylvania Appalachians , Sears, John, 197 reviewed by Selinsgrove, 236 Eric D. Duchess, 513–17 Seneca Indians, 83, 349, 350, 352, Sandy Hook, 286 353, 482 Saratoga, 256, 353 Sensenig, Christian, 248

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Seven Years War, 41, 83, 240, 241, Benjamin G. Scharff, 243, 253, 257, 389, 499 239–42; 365 Sevier, John, 356 Silverman, Jeff, 73–76 Shaffer, Marguerite, 197 Silveus, Charlie, 105 Shawnee Indians, 366, 499 Simmonds, Robert, 408 Shekomeko, 372 Simon, Joseph, 247 Shenandoah, 11, 206 Simpson, Dr. John, 9 Shenandoah National Park, 205 Sinclair, Andrew, 167 Sherman, Roger, 373 Sinners in the Hands of an Angry Shipley, Thomas, 291 God , 399 Shippen, Edward, 8 Siragusa, Joseph, 185 Shippen, Joseph, 8, 9 Skenandoah, John, 350 Shippen, William, 39, 48, 49, 52, 55 Skillman, William, 292 Shippen III, Edward, 6–9 Skyline Drive, 205 Shippen IV, Edward, 8, 9 Slate Belt People , 236 Shippen, William, Jr., 51 Slate Magazine , 360 Shippensburg, 2–5, 7–12, 15–20, Slaughter, Thomas, 401 22–26 Slavery and Abolition , 84 Shippensburg Band, 22, 24 Slavishak, Edward, Bodies of Work: Shippensburg Historical Society, Civil Display and Labor in 25, 26 Industrial Pittsburgh , reviewed by Shippensburg in the Civil War , 25 Gregory Wood, 368–71 Shippensburg News , 21, 22 Slidell, John, 155, 156 Shippensburg University, 26 Smart, Edward, 247 Shipley, Thomas, 294 Smith, Adam, 389 Shirk, Casper, 19 Smith, James, 409, 410 Shirk, James, 19 Smith, Mabel, 333 Shirk, John, 19 Smith, Matthew, 366 Shoemaker, Henry W., 194, 203, 204, 212 Smith, Rev. David, 12, 13 Sicily, 185 Smith, Rev. William, 392, 406 Sideling Hill, 409 Smith, Timothy, 228 Sidorick, Daniel, Condensed Smoky Mountain Trail, 200 Capitalism: Campbell Soup Smoky Mountains, 199, 206 and the Pursuit of Cheap Snyder-Armstrong Act, 171 Production in the Twentieth Society for Pennsylvania Century, reviewed by Archaeology, 470 Allen Dieterich-Ward, 262–65 Society of Friends, 359, 389, 390 Siege of Boston, 45 Soderlund, Jean R., 3 Sierra Club, 194 Soho Community House, 172 Sierra Leone, 85 Somerset County, 292 Silver, Peter, Our Savage Neighbors: Sons of Liberty, 395, 398, 414 How Indian Warfare Transformed South Carolina, 87, 182, 241, 283, Early America, reviewed by 284, 506, 507

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South River, 435 Pennsylvania Anthracite Coal South Side, 176, 187 Industry’s Most Deadly Mining Southern Campaign, 358 Disaster, September 6, 1989 , by Southern Christian Leadership Conference Robert P. Wolensky and (SCLC), 326, 327, 331, 336 Joseph M. Keating, 517, 518 Southern Cross: The Beginnings of the Stamp Act, 389–91, 395–97, 405, 407, Bible Belt , 500 410–12, 414, 416, 507 Spain, 21, 78, 155, 161 Stamp Commissioners, 397 Spangenberg, August, 242 Standard Oil, 101 Sparrow’s Point, 260, 261 State College, 195 Spartan, 256 State Forest Commission, 203 Spero, Patrick, review of Passion is the State Museum of Pennsylvania, The, Gale: Emotion, Power, and the 234, 235, 238 Coming of the American Revolution Staunton Vindicator, The , 313 by Nicole Eustace, 251–54 Stayer, Jonathan, 477 Spielberg, Stephen, 107 Stenton, 224 Sprigle, Ray, 183 Sterrett’s Gap, 204 Spring Hill Cemetery Corporation, Steuben, 517 17, 22 Stevenson, William P., 334 Spruce Tree, 222, 225 Stewart, Lazarus, 366, 413 St. Andrew’s Society, 507 Stimson, James, 267 St. Bartholomew’s Hospital, 39 Stone, 292 St. John’s Hospital, 185 Stout, Lee, Ice Cream U: The Story St. Lawrence River Valley, 499 of the Nation’s Most Successful St. Leger, 353 Collegiate Creamery , reviewed by St. Louis, 492 Michael Milligan, 521–23 St. Louis Cardinals, 75 Strangers’ Burial Ground, 10 St. Peter’s A.M.E. Zion Bethel Strasbourg, 182 Church, 20, 23 Strip District, 177 St. Petersburg, 151 Stroudsburg, 449 St. Stephen’s Episcopal Cathedral, 204 Stuart, Jeb, 90–92 Stahlman, Joshua, review of Student Non-Violent Coordinating Monongah: The Tragic Story Committee (SNCC), 326 of the 1907 Monongah Mine Stuyvesant, 437 Disaster by Davitt McAteer, Sullivan, Alderman P.J., 177 100–103; “The Sixteenth and Sullivan-Clinton Campaign, 353 Final Class of Scholars in Sullivan, John, 255 Residence at the Pennsylvania Sullivan, Rev. Leon H., 326–28, 333, Historical and Museum 334, 336, 337, 342 Commission, 466, 467 ; review of Sun Oil, 326 Tragedy at Avondale: The Causes, Sundquist, James L., 265, 266 Consequences, and Legacy of the Super Bowl, 76

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Surinam, 373 Change From Henry Hudson to Susquehanna Company, 412 Benjamin Franklin to JFK,” by Susquehanna River, 204, 206, 412, Gerald J. Kauffman Jr., 432–65 470, 489, 499 “The Gift: A Christmas and New Susquehanna Trailers, 197 Year’s Present, 1843,” 311 Susquehanna Valley, 412 The Jolly Dramatic Club, 22 Susquehannock, 466, 468, 474, 475 The New York Times , 150 Swan, Godfried, 405 “The North Queen Street Cemetery Sweden, 435, 437 and the African–American Experience in Shippensburg, Pennsylvania,” by T: Steven B. Burg, 1–36 Tacony Bridge, 439 “The PHMC Scholars in Residence Tadman, Michael, 295 Program: A Roundtable Taft-Hartley Act, 264 Assessment,” 466–97 Taft, William H., 487 “The Scandalous Indian Policy of Taming Democracy: “The People,” William Penn’s Sons: Deeds the Founders, and the Troubled and Documents of the Walking Ending of the American Purchase,” 218 Revolution , by Terry Bouton, “The Sixteenth and Final Class of reviewed by James Kirby, 257–59 Scholars in Residence at the Tammany, 219 Pennsylvania Historical and Tasty Baking Company, 326 Museum Commission,” by Tatamy, Tunda, 222, 223, 228 Joshua Stahlman, 466, 467 Tate, Howard, 331–33 “The Surest Foundation of Happiness: Taylor, John, 500 Education in Pennsylvania,” by Taylorist, 263 Dennis B. Downy et al.; reviewed Teedyuscung, 84 by Paul Kahan, 76, 77 Teixeira, Ruy, 266 Thompson, Benjamin, 45 “Temperance, Abolition, Oh My!: James Thompson, Jacob, 157 Goodwyn Clonney’s Problem with Thomson, Charles, 406 Painting the Fourth of July,” by Thoreau, Henry David, 196 Erika Schneider, 303–23 Thorn , 286, 287 Temple University, 264, 333 Ticonderoga, 411 Tennent, Gilbert, 403 Tiedemann, Joseph S., “A Tumultuous Tennessee, 199 People: The Rage for Liberty Tennessee State Library, 506 and the Ambiance of Violence Texas, 152, 186, 264 in the Middle Colonies in the Tharp, William, 523 Years Preceding the American Thatcher, James, 42 Revolution,” 387–431 The Hague, 155 Tiedemann, Joseph S., Eugene “The Delaware River Revival: Four Fingerhut, and Robert Venables, Centuries of Historic Water Quality The Other Loyalists: Ordinary

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People, Royalism, and the Ulster Presbyterian, 366 Revolution in the Middle Underground Railroad, 12 Colonies , reviewed by Union Army, 19, 91, 93, 149, 151, Michael P. Gabriel, 357–60 160, 178, 477, 478, 480, 482, 513, Tilton, James, 46, 49 514, 516 Tischecunk, 224, 227 Union Soldiers and the Northern Titus, Jill Ogline, review of The Liberty Home Front: Wartime Bell by Gary B. Nash, 511–13 Experiences, Postwar “‘To Ensure Permanency’: Expanding Adjustments , by Paul A. Cimbala and Protecting Hiking and Randall M. Miller, 92 Opportunities in Uniontown, 481 Twentieth–Century Pennsylvania,” Unitas Fratrum, 242 by Silas Chamberlin, 193–216 United Glass Company, 249, 250 Tocks Island, 448 United Kingdom, 89 Tohickon Creek, 220, 222, 225–27 United Packinghouse Workers, 264 Townshend Duties, 393, 396, 507 United States, 49, 62, 63, 78, 89, 99, “Trading in Jersey Souls: New Jersey 101, 105, 106, 145, 151, 154–56, and the Interstate Slave Trade,” by 158, 159, 167, 169, 172, 259–61, James J. Gigantino II, 281–302 267, 284, 289, 291, 293, 295, Trail of Tears, 229 313, 354–57, 363, 364, 432, 434, Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade, 86 438, 442, 446, 449, 459, 460, Treaty of Greenville, 357 486, 487, 489–92, 494, 495, 505, Treaty of Paris, 352 519, 521 Tree of Liberty , 78 United States Army Corps of Trenton, 87, 255, 295, 434, 437, Engineers, 434 441–43, 448, 449, 451, 453, 454 United States Census, 3, 11 Trinity Lutheran Church, 247 United States Colored Troops, 19, 22 Trimble’s Ford, 88 United States Customs, 182 Troubled Experiment: Crime and United States Department of Justice in Pennsylvania , 401 Agriculture, 454 Trudeau, Noah Andre, 91 United States Department of the True America , 295 Interior, 434 Truxes, Thomas, 507 United States Environmental Tuesday Club of Annapolis, 505 Protection Agency (USEPA), 433, Tully, Alan, 401 434, 448, 450, 451, 457, 458, 460 Tupinamba, 85 United States Fish and Wildlife Turtle Creek, 182 Service, 442 Tuscarora Indians, 349, 351, 352 United States Geological Survey, 453 United States House of Representatives, 151, 168, 284 U : United States Internal Revenue Udall, Stewart, 434, 446, 460, 462 Bureau, 178 Ulster, 413, 506–8 United States Marines, 479

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United States Navy, 260, 432, 442 Von Steuben, Friederich, 46 United States Postal Service Von Zinzendorf, Count Nicholas (USPS), 238 Ludwig, 242, 243 United States Public Health Service, 446 United States Steel, 457 W: United States Steel Corporation, Wabanaki, 82 259, 260 Waldo, Albigence, 42 United States Supreme Court, 75, 146, Waldshilsbach, 248, 250 148, 159, 292, 441, 444 Wales, 99, 100, 517 United States Treasury Department, 235 Walking Purchase, 218, 219, United States Water Pollution Control 227–29, 366 Administration, 448 Walsh, Peter, 177 United Steelworkers of America Walton, Jacob, 405 (USWA), 262 War for Independence, 349 University of Bamberg, 245 War of 1812, 157, 241 University of Delaware, 449 War Was You and Me: Civilians in the University of Illinois, 521 American Civil War, The , by University of Michigan, 489 Joan E. Cashin, 92 University of Pennsylvania, 24, 199 Warren, Kenneth, Bethlehem Steel: Urban League, 325, 326 Builder and Arsenal of America , Utica, 351 reviewed by Gregory Wood, 259–62 V: Washington, D.C., 78, 81, 169 Valentino, Tony, 264 Washington, George, 43–46, 48–50, Valley Forge, 42–44, 49, 52, 53, 193, 87–89, 151, 159, 167, 254, 255, 202, 254, 256, 257, 437 353, 356, 437, 513 Van Veen, Stuyvesant, 237 Waters, Mary, 42 Van Wickle, Jacob, 281–88, 294, 297 Watson, Clarence, 101 Van Wickle, Nicholas, 286 Wayne, Anthony, 41, 50, 54, 88, 256 Vaughan, Alden, 218 Wayne, William, 291 Vermont, 199, 411, 412 Waynesburg, 105 Victorian, 98 Weaver, Karol K., review of Thomas Virginia, 11, 205, 207, 241, 283–85, Eakins: Art, Medicine, and Sexuality 291, 295, 359, 408, 476, 481, in Nineteenth Century Philadelphia 500–503, 507 by Amy Werbel, 97, 98 Vision of ’76, 258 Weber, Jennifer L., Copperheads: Vlach, John, 17 The Rise and Fall of Lincoln’s Volpe, Arthur, 182, 184, 185 Opponents in the North, reviewed Volstead Act, 168, 169, 173, 176, 178, by Robert M. Sandow, 92–95 183, 186, 187, 361 Weber, Julie Tomberlin, 84 Von Knyphausen, Wilhelm, 88 Wechquadnach, 372

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Wechquetank, 243 White, Richard, 219 Wecter, Dixon, 476 White, Shane, 282 Weiser, Conrad, 223, 224 Whitelock, Isaac, 247 Weld, Isaac, 432 Whittuck , 435 Wellenreuther, Hermann, 82 Widener University, 466 Wells, Robert, 329 Wilderness and the American Mind , 196 Wenger, Diane, review of Immigrant Wilderness Park Association, 211 and Entrepreneur: The Atlantic Wilkes-Barre, 99, 197, 412, 413 World of Caspar Wistar by Wilkinson, James, 53 Rosalind Beiler, 248–51 ; Willebrandt, Mabel Walker, 173 A Country Storekeeper in William E. Dever Papers, 177 Pennsylvania: Creating Economic William Penn Memorial Museum, 470 Networks in Early America, Williamsport, 195 1790–1807 , reviewed by Willrich, Michael, 177, 178 David A. Latzko, 508–11 Wilmington, 434, 437, 438, 443, 444, Wentworth, Benning, 411, 412 446, 448, 449, 459 Werbel, Amy, Thomas Eakins: Art, Wilson, Hannah, 292 Medicine, and Sexuality in Wilson, James, 289, 294 Nineteenth Century Philadelphia, Wilson, Jane, 292–94 reviewed by Karol K. Wilson, Rev. Lloyd C., 334 Weaver, 97, 98 Wilson, Walter, 292 Weslager, C. A., 368 Wilson, William H., 486, 491 Wesley, John, 394, 395 Wisconsin, 351 Wessel, Carol, Delaware Indianer und Wistar, Caspar, 248–50 Herrnhuter Missionare im Upper Wistarburg, 250 Ohio Valley , 374 With Ballot and Bayonet: The West Eldara , 182 Politicization of American Civil West Point Atlas of the Amerian War Soldiers , by Joseph Allen Wars , 256 Frank, 93 West Virginia, 100, 101, 169, 260 Witthoft Hypothesis, 468 West, W. Nelson, 199 Wolensky, Robert P., Joseph M. Westchester County, 414 Keating, Tragedy at Avondale: Wharton, Joseph, 260 The Causes, Consequences, Wharton, Thomas, 408, 409 and Legacy of the Pennsylvania Wheatland, 152, 162 Anthracite Coal Industry’s Wheeler, Wayne, 168 Most Deadly Mining Disaster, When Johnny Comes Marching September 6, 1989 , reviewed by Home , 476 Joshua Stahlman, 517, 518 Whigs, 307, 358, 391, 398–400, 406 Wolf, Stephanie Grauman, 246 Whipple, William, 448 Wolfe, Samuel, 170 Whiskey Rebellion, 258 Woman’s Christian Temperance Union White House, 152, 157 (WCTU), 168, 171

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Wompanoos, 372 Wrightville, 23 Wonderly, Anthony, 353 Wuster, Andreas, 249 Wood, Grant, 235 Wuster, Hans Casper, 249 Wood, Gregory, review of Bethlehem Wyalusing, 367 Steel: Builder and Arsenal of Wyoming, 412, 413 America by Kenneth Warren, Wyoming Valley, 244, 353, 412 259–62 ; review of Bodies of Work: Civil Display and Labor in Industrial Pittsburgh by Y: Edward Slavishak, 368–71 Yacub, 329 Wood, Joseph, 221, 222 Yale University, 511 Woodbridge, 397 Yerry, Han, 350, 352 Woods Run, 185 YMCA, 208, 333 Woodward, Walter, 83 Yong, Thomas, 435 Woolman, Henry, 199–202, 204–6, York, 195, 198, 410 208, 209, 211, 213 York County, 407 Worcester Brown Stockings, 75 York Hiking Club, 198 Workingman’s Benevolent Association Yosemite Park, 487 (WBA), 517, 518 YouTube, 234 Works Progress Administration (WPA), YWCA, 208 207, 235–37 World Series, 76 World War I, 22, 24, 93, 260, 441 Z: World War II, 24, 25, 93, 106, 107, Zedtwitz, Herman, 359 261, 263, 432, 442, 444, 457 Zeisberger, David, 80, 81, 244, 374 Wounded Knees, 229 Zeisberger Diaries, 82–84 Wright, Samuel, 21 Zion Baptist Church, 336, 337 Wright, William Burnet, Jr., 178 Zuyt , 435

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