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Abernethy, Lloyd M., rev. of Hofstadter's Allen, James, 205/* The Paranoid Style in American Politics Allen, John, 20577, 221, 292 . . . , 416-417 Allen, Margaret (Peggy). 205?*, 212 Abolition, politics of, rev., 138-140 Allen, Margaret Budd (Mrs. , Abolitionists, rev., 137-138 Sr.), 20477 Adam architecture, style of, in Phila., 166 Allen, Margaret Hamilton (Mrs. William Adams, Abigail a (Mrs. ): disap- Allen), 20477-20577 proves of life in Phila., 158; on Mrs. Wm. Allen, William, Sr., father of chief justice, 2047* Bingham, 160; shocked at Phila. fashions, Allen, William (1704-1780), 195, 196, 292; on 168; on social life in Phila., 172, 173; agriculture in , 213; attempts to wearied by Phila. social season. 173 influence Thos. Penn (1764), 223^ be- Adams, Charles Francis, diary of, vols. I—II, friended by Penn family, 205; on Benjamin rev., 135-136 West as a painter, 221; children of, 205n; Adams, John, changing political thought of, correspondence with , 202- rev., 539-54O 226; joins clubs in ^ 220; loses Adams, John Quincy? 24 weight, 225; on merit of Dr. William Smith, Adams, Susanna, attainted of high treason, 312 225; Mount Airy, countryseat of, 202; opin- Admiralty Library, London, records at, 230 ion of Gov. , 212; opinion of Alexander Stedman, 21 gn; opposes Stamp After Slavery: The Negro in South Carolina on During Reconstruction, 1861-1877, by Wil- Act, 204, 216-217; Ger- liamson, rev., 143-145 mans, 222; and Peter Hasenclever, 224; as Age of Excess, American Life from the End of recorder of Phila., 189; represents North- Reconstruction to , by Ginger, ampton County, 197; on Rev. Richard rev., 148-149 Peters' return to the ministry, 223-224; Agents and Merchants. British Colonial Policy suffers from gout, 215; tour of England, and the Origins of the , 212; visits England, 1763-1764,202; quotes 1763-1775, by Sosin, rev., 526-528 Shakespeare, 225 Aiken, John R., ", Karl Allen, William (ca. 1751-1838), 205*1 Marx, and the Labor Theory of Value," Allibone, Thomas. 447 Allin, Capt.,/. 1686, 322 Alataster imports, 452 Allis, Frederick S., Jr., rev. of DiPace and Alberti, George, 449 Donald, eds.. Diary of Charles Francis Alberts, Robert C., The Most Extraordinary Adams, vols. HI, 135-136 Adventures of Major Robert Stobo, rev., 124- Almacks, London club, 220, 221 n Alricks, Peter, 340 Aldridge, Alfred Owen, Benjamin Franklin, Alsop, Othniel, 233 Philosopher & Man, rev., 262-263 Amalgamated Association, 365 Alfred {Black Prince), ship: captured by the American Philosophical Society, Italian mem- British, 229, 230; commanded by Capt. bers of, 448 Elisha Hinman, 229; commanded by John American Railroad Journal, 435 Paul Jones, 230; Commodore John Barry American Revolution: and British colonial on, 228; first American flagship, 227; policy, rev., 526-528; British politics and, maiden voyage of, 228; purchased for Con- rev., 396-398; incident at Gwynedd, 520- tinental Navy, 229; tonnage of, 227-232; 523; and Lord Dartmouth, rev., S3l^S33\ various tonnages ascribed to, 227^-22877, role of British Army in, rev., 398-400; 2^0, 231 treason during in Pa., 287-313; as viewed Algiers, capitulates to French, 28 by Marxists, 378 Allegheny County, Austro-Hungarian pop. Ames, Fisher, biography of, rev., 405-407 of, 353 Amherst, Jeffery, Baron Amherst: complains Allen, Andrew, 2O5», 292 about Pa., 217; and Indian management, Allen, Anne (Nancy), 205n, 212 210, an, 218; reinforces Col. Henry Bou- Allen, Anne Penn, 170 quet, 209 s«3 564 INDEX October Ammaty, ship, 322 Bache, Benjamin Franklin: brings his family Amoy, 35, 39 into disrepute, 170; federalists dislike of, Analectic Magazine, article on Com. Jas. 176 , 13 Bache, Dr. Dallas, 489 , Biddle (Craig) countryseat, 34, Bailey, Hugh C, Hinton Rowan Helper: 45, 173 Abolitionist-Racist, rev., 410-411 Andover furnace: iron of, 224; owners of, 202, Bainbridge, Commodore William, 20; com- 22O» mands the President, 8; death of, 32; friend- Andreani, Count Paola, 448 ship with Com. Jas. Biddle, 7; loses the Antelo, Antonio J., 451, 453 at Tripoli, 6; returns from Anti-Masonic crusade, in N. Y., compared Tripoli, 8; visits Pensacola, 24 with Hicksite movement, 236 Baker, Newton D., 107 The Antislavery Vanguard: New Essays on the Baldwin, Matthias W., 434r; builds station- Abolitionists, Duberman, ed., rev., 137— ary steam engines, 423,425; calls on S. Vail 138 for money, 441; character of, 443-444; Apostles of the Self Made Man, Changing compared with Henry Ford, 443; difficulty Concepts of Success in America, by Cawelti, with tires, 431; early life of, 423; financial rev., 276-277 problems of, 431; firm of Baldwin & Vail Architecture, Adam style of in Phila., 166 dissolved, 442; forms partnership with Vail Ariadne, sloop of war, captures the Alfred, and Hufty, 437; fortune of, 443W; furnishes ?*9, 23°, 231 engines for Phila. ice boat, 425-426; irrita- Aristocracy in America, 155-182. See also tion of Geo. Vail with, 440, 442; protests Society slow delivery of supplies, 430; saved from Armstrong, Col. John (1717-1795), voted bankruptcy by Geo. Vail, 438, 443; sup- gift by common council, 199 ports Harrison for pres., 439; suspends pay- ment, 432 Army, U. S., size of (1861), 97 r Arndt, Karl J. R., George Rapp's Harmony Baldwin locomotive (1834-1840), 433 Society, 1785-1847, rev., 408-409 Baldwin Locomotive Co.: early years of, 423- Arnold, Margaret Shippen (Mrs. Benedict 444; effect of Panic of 1837 on, 432, 435, Arnold), 312 443; estimate of value of in 1841, 442; fac- Artists. See Painters tories of, 424, 425n; finances of, 431, 437, The Arts in Early American History; Needs 439; foreign exports of, 435; labor force at, and Opportunities for Study, by Whitehill, 427-428, 435; pays in scrip, 436; prices of Garrett, and Garrett, rev., 264-265 locomotives, 424, 427, 428; production at, Ashcombe, Charles, surveyor, 351, 503, 505; 426, 428, 432, 435, 444; retirement of frauds of, 493; lays out lands improperly, Hufty from the firm, 440; suppliers for, 492; leaves for England, 494 429-430 Asiatic cholera, 39 Baldwin, Vail & Hufty, 437, 439 Asmussen, Lt. Col. C. W., 481 Balloon Corps, set up by Simon Cameron, "Aspects of Italian Immigration to Philadel- 113 phia," by Joan Younger Dickinson, 445- & Ohio Railroad, 468 465 Bancroft, George, 34, 35 Assembly, Pennsylvania (colonial, 1682- Bank of , failure of, 435 1776): assumes control of govt. of Phila., Bank of North America, 164 183, 187, 192-193; attains goals (1763), Bank of the United States, 1st, 164 203; loans money to Phila. Corp., 190; Bank of the United States, 2nd, 439 money bills of rejected, 203, 218; moves to Banquet, Chinese, 37 amend bills (1686), 320-321; petitions for Barbados Island, 491, 503 royal govt. in Pa., 203 Barbary states, 6 Assembly, Pa. (unicameral, 1776-1790): Barbers International, Phila. local of, 459 drafts confiscation act, 303,304; legislation Barclay, Messrs., London, 204W of against the Doan gang, 307; and treason Barclay, David (1682-1769), 204 act of 1777, 293-294, 295, 303 Barclay and Lane, of London, 219 Assembly line, system of production, insti- Bardolph, Richard, rev. of Rose's Rehearsal tuted at Pressed Steel Car Co., 356 for Reconstruction. The Port Royal Experi- Assheton, Robert, public offices of, 189-190, ment, 141-143 196 Bargar, B. D., Lord Dartmouth and the Amer- Associated Loyalists, 298 ican Revolution, rev., 531—533 As tor, John Jacob, 13 Barker, Maj., land of, 220, 224 Atkinson, James, 351, 507 Barker, Thomas & Co., 492 Axles, for locomotives, 430, 436 Barley, 213 i966 INDEX 565 Barnes, Harry Elmer, rev. of de Beaumont traits of, 13; portrait by Wood, i8r; por- and de Tocqueville's On the Penitentiary trait of by S\my,frontispieceT; cruise of the System in the United States . . . , 131- Ontario, 13-16; takes possession of Oregon, 133 15; controversy with Lord Cochrane, 16; Barnes, John, 340 with West Indian Squadron, 16, 19; sick- Barry, Commodore John (1745-1803), com- ness on the Macedonian, 19-20; contro- mands the Alfred, 228, 229 versy with Captain Sinclair, 20; difficulties Barton, William, 176 with C. A. Rodney, 21-24; commands Base Hospital 76, France, 115 Phila. Navy Yard, 24; commands Brazil Batavia, 36, 39 Squadron, 25; commands Mediterranean Batavia Roads, 36 Squadron, 26-31; Turkish mission, 26-27; Baton, Mr., 336 illness of, 27, 31-32; buys presents, 28, 38; Battachi, Joseph, 449 on naval protocol, 28, 31; appearance of, The Battle of Trenton, by Smith, rev., 400 32; commands Phila. Naval Asylum, 33; Beer, 469 salary of, 33; library of, 33; serves as Bellevue, countryseat of Wm. Bingham in trustee for N. Biddle, 34; commands East N. J., 173 India Squadron, 34-45; becomes Commis- Bellow, Mr., land of, 220 sioner to China, 36; exchanges treaty with Belmont, August, 435 China, 37; visits treaty ports, 39; mission Belvidere, frigate, 21 to Japan, 39-40, 43; condemns Mexican War, 44; commands Pacific Squadron, 45- "Benefit of Clergy," 296-297 47; blockades west coast of Mexico, 46; Benezet, Daniel, resigns as alderman, 188 sketch book of, 47, 51-92; career of, 48-49; Benjamin Franklin, by Ketcham, rev., $3$- returns home, 49; death and funeral, 50; S3f> opinion on, 50; silhouette of, yr; sketches of, Benjamin Franklin and Eighteenth-Century 52r, 55r"57r> 59r"62r, 64', 67% 7or"7Sr, 78r- American Libraries, by Korty, rev., 404- 82r, 86r-88r 405. "Benjamin Franklin, Karl Marx, and the Biddle, Lt. James S., 3, 31, 43 44, 45, 48 Labor Theory of Value," by John R. Biddle, Maj. John (1792-18 59), 4^ 36 Aiken, 378-384 Biddle, John G., 21; goes to Europe for Benjamin Franklin, Philosopher & Man, by health, 24 Aldridge, rev., 262-263 Biddle, Katharine Hansell (Mrs. A. Mercer The Berean, Hicksite publication, 243 Biddle), 281 Bergoff, Pearl, supplies strikebreakers, 363, Biddle, Mary Biddle (Mrs. John G. Biddle), 364, 366 5,24 Bermuda, 9 Biddle, Meta Biddle (Mrs. James S. Biddle), Bernhard, Winfred E. A., Fisher Ames: 44 Federalist and Statesman, 1738-1808, rev., Biddle, Capt. Nicholas (1750-1778), 4 405-407 Biddle, Nicholas (1786-1844), 4, 16, 20, 33- Bettle, Samuel, 233 34, 47; death of, 34 Biddle, Adele, 47, 51 Biddle, Mrs. Nicholas, 49, 50; goes to Europe Biddle, Capt. Charles (1745-1821), 4, 5 (1845) 34 Biddle, Charles, Jr. (1787-1836), 4, 31 Biddle, Richard, 4 Biddle, Clement, 235, 240 Biddle, Maj. Thomas (1790-1831), 4 Biddle, Judge Craig, 48 Biddle, William S., 4 Biddle, Edward (173 8-1779), 4 Biddle family. 4-5 Biddle, Edward (1784-1800), midshipman, 4; "Biddle Hall/' Naval Asylum, Phila., 33 death of, 5 "Big Six," labor leaders, 363, 364, 365, 367- Biddle, George W., monument to at Macao, 371, 375, 377 39 Billiards, 34 Biddle, Hannah Shepard (Mrs. Chas. Bid- Bills of attainder, use of in Revolutionary die), 4 Pa., 288, 295 Biddle, Judge James (i73i~i797)> 4 Binder, Frederick M., rev. of Walker's Hope- Biddle, Commodore James (1783-1848): birth well Village: A Social and Economic His- of, 4; enters navy, 4; captured at Tripoli, tory of an Iron-Making Community, 540- 6-7; friendship of with Bainbridge, 7-8, 32; 54^ on gunboat duty, 8, 10; capture of the Bingham, Ann Willing (Mrs. Wm. Bingham): Frolic, 9; awarded medals, swords, etc., conversation of, 167; death of, 181; social 9-10, 12, 15; voyages to Europe, 9, 24; qualities of, 159, 160 captures Penguin, 11; escapes from the Bingham, Maria, elopement of with Count Cornwallis, 12; promoted captain, 12; por- Alexandre de Tilly, 170 566 INDEX October

Bingham, William (1752-1804): associate of Brazil, midshipmen of, 36, 45 Robt. Morris, 162; career of, 163; country- Breck, Samuel, Sr., 160 seats of, 173; death of, 181; depends on Breck, Samuel, disapproves of Wm. Bing- Barings for financial aid, 180; elopement of ham's style of living, 167 daughter Maria, 170; on financial panic Bribery, to obtain treaty with Turkey (1830), (1797), 179; hospitality of, 167; Phila. 26-27 mansion of, 166; style of living of disap- Brinton, Dr. Daniel Garrison: at Battle of proved, 167 Lookout Mt., 481-483; on camp diseases, Biography, of Canadians, rev., 524-525 474,480; efforts at warming tents, 474-475; "Birds of passage," Italian laborers, 454, 456 horseback accident of, 489; impressions of "The Birth of an Enterprise: Baldwin Loco- the West, 469; meets Confederate surgeons, motive, 1831-1842," by Malcolm C. Clark, 486-487; nighttime adventure of, 472-473; 4^3~~444 philosophy of, 490; rejoins XI Corps, 466- Black, Frederick R., rev. of Boyd's Funda- 468; selects hospital sites, 476, 481 mental Laws and Constitutions of New Jersey, Brinton, Dr. John Hill, 468 1664-1964, 151-152 Brissot de Warville, Jacques Pierre, scan- Black, William, visits Phila. (1744), 193, 195 dalized by Phila. fashions, 168 Black Point, N. J., fashionable resort, 173- Bristow, John, 507 174 British Legion, 301 Black Prince, ship. See Alfred British Politics and the American Revolution: Blackfan, Edward, 491, 506; returns to Eng- The Path to War, 1773-7'5, by Donoughue, land, 501 rev., 396-398 Blackfan, Rebecca Crispin (Mrs. Edward Brody, Dr. David, 373, 375 Blackfan), 491 Bronner, Edwin B., rev. of Joseph E. Illick's Blackwell, John, 319 the Politician, His Relations Blair, Francis P., Sr., 96 with the English Government, 387-388 Blake, Edward, 499 Brown, George W., dictionary of Canadian Blakeley, William A., 368 Biography, Vol. 1:1000-1700, rev., 524-525 Blockley Hospital, 115 Brown, Ira V., rev. of McManus* A History Bloom, Robert L., rev. of West's Lincoln's of Negro Slavery in New York, 547-549 Scapegoat General. A Life of Benjamin F. Brown, Stuart Gerry, rev. of Hutchinson and Butler, 1818-1893, 140-141 Rachal, eds., The Papers of James Madi- Blue Anchor Landing, 199 son, vol. IV, 128 The Bogue, 37 Brown, Wallace: The King's Friends . . . , Boilers, for locomotives, 430 rev., 402-404; rev. of Main's The Social Bolton, Herbert Eugene, 557 Structure of Revolutionary America, 257-258 Bond, Phineas, Jr., 160; on changes in Phila. Brumbaugh, G. Edwin, rev. of Chamberlain society (1802), 181 and Flynt's Historic Deerfield: Houses and Bordley, Elizabeth, 174 Interiors, 150-151 Boston, frigate, 31 Bucknell University, rise of, rev., 412-414 Bouquet, Col. Henry: denied command of Pa. Buckwalter, Capt. Luther M., death of, 477 troops on Fort Pitt expedition, 215, 216n; Buell, Augustus C: John W. Crerar on, 23272; and relief expedition for Pittsburgh, 209 Samuel Eliot Morison on unreliability of, Bourbon, 469 232?* Boustead, James, 239 Bulfinch, Charles, disapproves of Bingham Bowman, Capt., 496, 500 mansion, 167 Bowman, Henry, 343 "Bullworkers," 463 Bowman, William,}?. 1683, 331 Burd, Col., 487 Boyd, Julian P., ed., Fundamental Laws and Burd, Edward (1751-1833), 172 Constitutions of New Jersey, 1664-1964, rev., Burnside, Gen. Ambrose, 467; relief of at 151-152 Knoxville, 487 Bracy, Thomas, 499 Burr, Aaron, 5, 163 Bradford, William (1755-1795), 162; death Burt, Nathaniel: rev. of Carson's The Polite of, 180; on Phila. social season, 171, 172 Americans . . . , 419-420; rev. of Cawelti's Bradley, Erwin Stanley, Simon Cameron, Apostles of the Self Made Man, Changing Lincoln's Secretary of War: A Political Concepts of Success in America, 276-277 Biography, rev., 551-552 Bush, Maj. Solomon, 305 Bradshaw, James, 500 Bushwacking, in Civil War, 487 Brady, "Diamond Jim," 354, 355 Busti, Paola, 448 Bragg, Gen. Braxton, 466 Bute, Earl of. See Stuart, John, 3rd Earl of Brandy wine, frigate, 27, 31, 36 Bute i966 INDEX 567

Butler, Benjamin F., life of, rev., 140-141 Carson, Gerald, The Polite Americans . . . , Butler, Pierce (1744-1822), 161 rev., 419-420 Butterfield, Gen. Daniel, 478, 480 Carson, Jane, Colonial Virginians at Play, Byrd, Col. William (1674-1744), prose works rev., 525-526 of, rev., 388-390 Carterer, William,William, ,341 Cary, John, rev. of Brown's The King*s Friends . . . , 402-404 Casani, John, 453 Cadiz, Spain, 22 The Case for Liberty, by Miller, rev., 119-121 Cadwalader, Gen. Thomas (1779-1841), 21 Cassatt, Mary, life of, rev., 558~559 Cadwalader family, 159 Castiglioni, Count Luigi, 447 Calder, Alexander, 453 Cates, Inge, 520 Calhoun, John C, plan for army expansion, Cates, Will, 520 104 Catholics in Colonial America, by Ellis, rev., Calico, printing of, 423 122-124 Callao, Peru, Ontario arrives at, 14-15 Catton, Bruce, 112; Never Call Retreat, rev., Callcott, George H., A History of the Univer- 269-271 sity of Maryland, rev., <52-554 Caughey, John W., 557 Cameron, Simon, accomplishments of as Sec. Caves, hogs kept in in Phila., 326 of War, 112-113, 114; Allen Nevins on, Cawelti, John G., Apostles of the Self Made 100; appointed minister to Russia, 93, 114; Man, Changing Concepts of Success in attacked by congressional committee, 108; America, rev., 276-277 criticisms of as Sec. of War, 104-105, 107, Ceoni, Stephen, 447 109; on emancipation, 102; favorable view- Ceracchi, Guiseppe, 449 points of historians on, 108. in; forced out Ceres, sloop of war, captures the Alfred, 229, as Sec. of War, 113; lack of military knowl- 230, 231 edge of, 101; political biography of, rev., Cervantes, locomotive, 435 551-552; recommendations of after Ft. "Chain migration," of Italians, 458 Sumter, 102; record as Sec. of War at- Chamberlain, Samuel, and Flynt, Henry N., tacked by historians, 98, 104, 109, 114; Historic Deerfield: Houses and Interiors, reorganizes recruiting procedures (1861), rev., 150-151 103; reputation for corruptness, 93, 98; Chambers, Benjamin, 326, 327, 328, 337, 339, supports Gen. M. C. Meigs, 107; use of 344, 503 patronage, 98-99, 100 Chambers, Charlotte, 172 Cameron's Hill, 481 Chambers, John, 503 Canada, Dictionary of Canadian Biography, Chandler, Dr. Samuel (1693-1766), 225 Vol. I: 1000-1700, rev., 524-525 The Changing Political Thought of John Canals, and Hudson, rev., 549- Adams, by Howe, rev., 539-540 Chapman, John Biddle, 26; duel of, 32 Canby, Caleb, 239 Chapman, Lt. Samuel, 301, 302, 306 Cann, John, 340, 510, 511 Charles, Kobert, 210, 211 n Cannon, Mr., 01 Tennessee, 486 Charleston & Hamburg RR, 425 Canton, 3^, 37 Charter of Pa. (1701), grants Assembly Canton River, 37 power to regulate cities, 187 Cape Disappointment, 15 Charter of Philadelphia (1691), issued by Cape of Good Hope, 12, 36 Thos. Lloyd, 186 Cape Horn, rounded by the Ontario, 14 Charter of Philadelphia (1701), issued by Cape May, N. J., 31 Wm. Penn, 185 Capital punishment, in Pa., 298 Chase, Salmon P.: on Simon Cameron as Sec. Cappon, Lester J., rev. of Dillon's Meri- of War, in; as spoilsman, 99, 100 wether Lewis, A Biography, 265-266 Chase, Judge Samuel, 167 Caracas, Venezuela, 21 Chastellux, Francois Jean, Marquis de, 161 Carleton, Sir Guy, 307 Chattanooga, Tenn.: described by Dr. D. G. Carlisle, Abraham, condemned to death, 306 Brinton (1863), 479; relief of Carmer, Carl, 549-550 at, 467 Carnegie, Andrew, on War Dept. (1861), 96 Chattanooga Daily Rebel, 478 Carnegie Steel Co., and Homestead Strike, Chauvenet, Prof. William, 33 rev., 273-276 Chesapeake, frigate, 8 Carpenter, Samuel, 315, 504, 508, 513, 514 Chess, 34 Carr? J. H., labor leader. 361 Chestnut Hill, Italian quarry workers at, 463 Carnages, social symbol in Phila., 165 Chevalier de la Luzerne, privateer, 298 568 INDEX October

Chew, Benjamin (1722-1810), 160, 161, 196, Cock, Capt., 322, 333, 491 293> 3J6; correspondence with William Cock, Mons, 334 Allen, 202-226; describes Pontiac's War, Coddington, Edwin B., rev. of Catton's 207-210; friendship of with Gov. John Never Call Retreat, 269-271 Penn, 20$n; garden of, 166 Coebourne, Thomas, attempts to erect a mill, Chew, Elizabeth Oswald (Mrs. Benjamin 498 Chew), 207 Coffee, George, 239 Chew family papers, at Cliveden, 202 Cohen, Samuel, 367 Chickamauga, Union defeat at, 466 Coke, Sir Edward, on treason statute, 295 Chickamauga Station, destroyed by Confed- Colbourn, H. Trevor: rev. of Donoughue's erates, 483-484 British Politics and the American Revolu- Children's Hospital, 115 tion: The Path to War, 1773-75 > 396-398; China, U. S. treaty of commerce with (1845), The Lamp of Experience: Whig History and 37 the Intellectual Origins of the American China, set of, 28 Revolution, rev., 394-396 Chippewa Indians, in Pontiac's War, 209 Cole, Sabian, 492^ Christ Church burial ground, 50 Coleman, Judge William (1704-1769), 215, Chusan Islands, 39 219 Cider tax, English, 203 Coles, Harry L., The , rev., 409- Cincinnati, Ohio, visited by Dr. D. G. 410 Brinton (1863), 468-469 A Collection of Upwards of Thirty Thousand Citti, John, 452 Names of Germans . . . Immigrants in Citti, Louis, 452 Pennsylvania From 1727-1776, by Rupp, Citti, Orelius, 452 rev., 284 City Concert, Phila. (1790), 172 Collingwood, ship, 43 Civic Federation of Pittsburgh, 372 Colon, locomotive, 435 Civil War: activity of govs. of states, 105- Colonial Virginians at Play, by Carson, rev., 106; Dr. D. G. Brinton in, 466-490; Here Come the Rebels! by Nye, rev., 268-269; Columbus, ship, 3, 34-3 5, 39, 49; arrives Never Call Retreat, by Catton, rev., 269- Norfolk, 48; arrives Valparaiso, 45; at the Bogue, 37; departure from Japan, 42'; at 271; problem of military supply, 105, 107; r recruiting system, 103; regular army kept Honolulu, 43; in Japan, 40, 41 ; rounds the Horn, 47; sails for China, 36; scuttled, separate from vols., 104; Simon Cameron r r as Sec. of War, 93-114 49; sketches of, 63*, Sg -g2 Clapham, Col. William, killed by Indians, 208 Comfort, Samuel, 237, 238 Clark, Malcolm C, "The Birth of an Enter- Comly, John, 237; Journal of, 238 prise: Baldwin Locomotive, 1831-1842," Commerce, ship, 2307Z 423-444 "Commodore and his Sketch Clark, William, 326, 342, 351, 512 Book," by Nicholas B. Wainwright, 3-92 Clark, William Bell, 228, 23272 Common Council, Phila. See Council, Phila. Claypoole, James, 328, 330, 339, 340, 347, Concord, frigate, 31 518; attempts to obtain office, 323-324; Cone, Carl B., rev. of Bargar's Lord Dart- friction of with Pat. Robinson, 337 mouth and the American Revolution, 531- Claypoole, Norton, 500 533 Clayton, William, mill of, 498 Confederate money, purchasing power of, The Climax of Populism: The Election of 484 1896, by Durden, rev., SSS~SS1 Congress, Continental: recommends arrests Clinton, Sir Henry, 298 of seditious persons, 288, 289-290; urges seizure of loyalist property, 304 Clinton Iron and Steel Co., 3$$ 2 Cliveden, Chew countryseat, family papers Congress, frigate, 16,19,21-23, 4J broken up, at, 202 25; nearly wrecked, 20 Coal, at Louisburg, Nova Scotia, 225 Conner, Commodore David: command of in Coal and Iron Police, 363, 372 Mexican War, 43; first officer of the Coal Boats to Tidewater: The Story of the Ontario, 14; wounded in action, 11 Delaware and Hudson Canal, by Wakefield, Conner, Paul W., Poor Richard's Politicks: rev., 549-550 Benjamin Franklin and his New American Cobbett, William, attack on Thos. McKean, Order, rev., 260-262 176 Connolly, John, 289 Cochrane, J. A., Dr. Johnsons Printer, The Constantinople, 26, 27 Life of William Strahan, rev., 121-122 Constellation, frigate, 6, 16, 26, 31 Cochrane, Lord Thomas, 16 Constitution, frigate, 8 1966 INDEX 569

Constitutional Convention, Pa. (1776): frames Davies, Benjamin, account of Phila. (1794), treason law, 290-291, 295; ordinance of 164 against seditious utterances, 291 Davies, Wallace Evan, rev. of Ginger's Age Constitutional Convention, U. S. (1787), of Excess . . . , 148-149 notes of debates by Madison, rev., S3^~S3^ Davis, David, trial oL 325 Conway, Capt., 319 Davis, Rev. Lyman E., 374 Con way, James, 239 Davis, Richard Beale: rev. of Greene's The Cooke, Arthur, 338, 339, 340, 345, 506, 507, Diary of Colonel Landon Carter of Sabine 508, 511; Phila. brick house of, 331 Hall, 1752-1778, vols. I-II, 250-252; rev. Cooke, Jacob E., 538-539; rev. of Dos Passos: of Wright's The Prose Works of William The Shackles of Power: Three Jeffersonian Byrd of Westover . . . , 388-390 Decades, U^S43 Dawson, David, 307 Coombe, Thomas, 305 de Angeli, J., 453 Cooper, Gen. Samuel, 97 de Beaumont, Gustave, and de Tocqueville, Copley, John Singleton, biography of, rev., Alexis, On the Penitentiary System in the 528-531 # United States . . . , rev., 131-133 Copper mine: in Pa., 330; on Pickering Debs, Eugene, 366 Creek, 491, 492, 502 de Casale, Count Chevalier Secchi, 453 Corning, Erastus, 428-429 Decatur, Commodore Stephen (1779-1820), Cornwallis: in chase of Hornet, 30*"; pursues 10, 12 Hornet, 12 Deer skins, export of, 508, 510 Corporation, Phila. See under Phila. Deerfield, Conn., houses and interiors, rev., Coultas, James, 213 150-151 Coultas Island, in Schuylkill River, 213 Delavall, Hannah Lloyd (Mrs. John De- Council, Phila.: meeting of, 187; officers of, lavall), 340W 188 Delavall, John, 340;* Cowes, England, 26 Delaware, legislature of, slanders Com. Jas. Coxe, Dr. Daniel (ca. 1640-1730), 493n; as Biddle, 23 gov. of West N. J., 514W, 515 Delaware, snip, 322 Coxe, Tench, 292, 293 Delaware and Hudson Canal, rev. of, 549-550 Coxe family, 159 Delaware flotilla (1808), 8 Craig, John, countryseat of, 173 Delaware Indians^ in Pontiac's War, 209 Crane, Dr. C. H., 468 "Democratic Environment—Aristocratic As- Crerar, John W., on unreliability of Augustus piration," by Ethel E. Rasmusson, 155-182 C. Buell, 23277 Denning's Creek, Cumberland County, In- Crime. See Murder dian massacre at, 209 Crispin, Rebecca. See Blackfan, Rebecca Derzick, Anthony, labor leader, 361 Crispin Desire, ship? 322 Crispin, Silas, 506 de Tocqueville, Alexis, 131-133 Crooked Billet, engagement at, 301 Diamond, Capt. Richard, 322 Crosby, Alfred W., Jr., rev. of Morris* The Diamondstone, Judith M., "Philadelphia's Peacemakers: The Great Powers and Amer- Municipal Corporation, 1701-1776," 183- ican Independence, 401-402 201 Cruger. Alfred? 435 Diaries and journals, of Dr. D. G. Brinton, Cuba, locomotives shipped to, 435 466-490 Cummings, Alexander, 108 Diarrhea, 39 Cummings, Archibald. 224 Diary of Charles Francis Adams, vols. I-II, Cunningham, Capt. William, 521 DiPace and Donald eds., rev., 135-136 Curtis, John, of Kent County, 325^ The Diary of Colonel Landon Carter of Sabine Cushing, Caleb, 3$ Hall, 1752-1778, vols. I-II, ed. by Greene, Cuyler, Lt., of Queens Rangers, 208 rev., 250-252 Cyane, naval vessel, 46 di Bernadino, Frank, 463 Dickinson, Joan Younger, "Aspects of Italian Immigration to Philadelphia," 445-465 Dickinson, John (1732-1808), 308 Dallas, Alexander James, 162; Republican Dickinson, Jonathan (1663-1722), 196; fi- leader, 176; social leader, 177 nances of, 194; as mayor of Phila., 188-189 da Ponte, Lorenzo, 450 Dictionary of Canadian Biography, Vol. I: Darby, Dr., Confederate surgeon. 486 1000-1700, Brown, Vachon, and Trudel, Dartmouth, Lord. See Legge, William eds., rev., 524-525 Davers, Sir Robert, killed by Indians, 208 Dillard, Dr. Thomas, 31 57o INDEX October Dillon, Richard, Meriwether Lewis, A Biog- Eckly, John, 514 raphy, rev., 265-266 Economic Change in the Civil War Era: Dinwiddie, Emily, report of, 460, 461, 462 Proceedings of a Conference on American DiPace, Aida, and Donald, David, eds., Economic Institutional Change . . . , ed. Diary of Charles Francis Adams, vols. I-II, by Gilchrist and Lewis, rev., 271-272 rev., 135-136 Education: essays on in early Republic, rev., di Palma, John, 447 407-408; history of Lebanon Valley Col- Disinherited: The Lost Birthright of the Amer- lege, rev., 554-55$; history of the Univer- ican Indian, by Van Every, rev., 547 sity of Maryland, rev., 552-554 Dix, Dorothea, hospital appointment of by Effingham, Earl of. See Howard, Thomas Simon Cameron, 112-113 (1746-1791) Doan, Aaron, 308-309 The Elizabethans* America: A Collection of Doan, Abraham, 309; execution of, 310 Early Reports by Englishmen on the New Doan, Levi, 309; execution of, 310 World, ed. by Wright, rev., 386-387 Doan gang, 287, 299, 307, 308 Elliot, Mrs., of Parkers Gap, Tenn., 484 "Dr. Daniel Garrison Brinton with the Army Ellis, Henry (1721-1766), 214 of the Cumberland," ed. by D. G. Brinton Ellis, John Tracy, Catholics in Colonial Amer- Thompson, 466-490 ica, rev., 122-124 Dr. Johnsons Printer. The Life of William Ellis, Robert, councilman, 1722-1746, 194 Strahan, by Cochrane, rev., 121-122 Elwood, Thomas, 503 Doherty, Robert W., "A Response to Ortho- Embargo Act, 8 doxy: The Hicksite Movement in the So- Emerson and Thoreau: Transcendentalists in ciety of Friends," 233-246 Conflict, by Porte, rev., $50-$$! Donald, DavicL 135; The Politics of Recon- Emlen, George, 198 struction: 1803-1867, rev., 411-412 Emlen, Joshua, 198 Dongan (Dungan), Thomas, 2nd Earl of Emperor of China, 37, 38 Limerick, 322, 351; interference of in Pa. Endeavor, ketch, 314 Indian trade, 495, 498, 504, 516 England, Phillip, 342, 343 Donoughue, Bernard, British Politics and the England, attempts to open Canton to for- American Revolution: The Path to War, eigners, 37.-3? 1773-75, rev., 396-398 English, Maj., invades New Castle County, Dos Passos, John, The Shackles of Power: 334« Three Jeffersonian Decades, rev., 542-543 The Enterprising Colonials: Society on the Drake, sloop of war, captured by John Paul Eve of the Revolution, by Sachs and Hoogen- Jones, 230 boom, rev., 392-393 The Dream of Prosperity in Colonial America, Enter prize, sloop of war, 19 by Wright, rev., 124 Episcopal Academy, 115 Drinker, Elizabeth Sandwith (Mrs. Henry The Era of Reconstruction, 1865-1877, by Drinker), 164; on Phila. bankruptcies Stampp, rev., 145-146 (1798), 179 Essays on Education in the Early Republic, ed. Drinker, William, 178 by Rudolph, rev., 407-408 Drunkenness, in Phila., 167, 170 Etiquette, Chinese, 37 Duberman, Martin, ed., The Antislavery Van- Ettor, Joseph J., 370, 373 guard: New Essays on the Abolitionists, Evans, Jonathan, 133 rev., 137-138 Everett, Alexander H., 35, 3^ Duch6, Rev. Jacob (1737-1798), house of Exchange Hotel, 468 at 3rd & Pine Sts., 165 Duels: of Maj. Thos. Biddle, 4; of John Biddle Chapman, 32 Fair, Dr. Bartholomew, 452 Dunk, George Montague, 2nd Earl of Hali- Fairman, Thomas, 329, 330; land surveys of, fax, 211 493, 502-503, 505 Dunster, Dr. Edward S., 468 Farmar, Maj., lands of (1688), 492, 502, 503 Du Ponceau, Peter S., 162, 176 Farmar, Jasper, 350^ Durden, Robert F., The Climax of Populism: Farmar, Mrs. Jasper, death of, 350 The^ Election of 1896, rev., 555-557 Farrell, T. A., police chief, 363, 370 Du Simitiere, Pierre Eugene, list of Phila. Fashions, in Phila. (1790's), 168 carriages, 159 Ferguson, Elizabeth Graeme, 312 Dyer, William, customs collector, 321, 322, Ferris, Benjamin, 23677; career of, 240-241 334, 335, 499 Fidelity Land Co., 362, 364 Dyes, 475 Field, Dr., Confederate surgeon, 486 Filadelphia, Italy, 449 Dysentery, 37 i966 INDEX 571 Filler, Louis, ed., Horace Mann on the Crisis Frantz, Joe B., ^57 in Education, rev.? 146-148 Free Society of Traders, sued by Nicholas "The First Decade in Pennsylvania: Letters More, 326-327 of William Markham and Thomas Holme French, William Marshall, rev. of Rudolph's to William Penn, Part I," by Gary B. Essays on Education in the Early Republic, Nash, 314-352; Part II, 491-516 407-408 First English Lutheran Church, Pittsburgh, Fresco painters, 451-452 361 Fretwefl^ Ralph, 323; impugns Thos. Holme's "Fish House Punch, Insidious," poem, 115, integrity, 506 117-118 Friend, James W., 3$5 Fishbourne, William, mayor of Phila., 194,195 Friends, Society of (): Hicksite move- Fisher, Ruth Anna, and Fox, William Lloyd, ment in, 233-246; Orthodox code, 234, 235, eds., /. Franklin Jameson: A Tribute, rev., ?37 280-281 Fries, John, 302 Fisher, Sidney George, on Com. Jas. Biddle, 50 Frolic, sloop of war, captured by Wasp, 9,17r Fisher Ames: Federalist and Statesman, 1758- From Newgate to Dannemora. The Rise of the 1808', by Bernhard, rev., 405-407 Penitentiary in New York, 1796-1848, by Fitzpatrick, James, guerrilla, 298 Lewis, rev., 128-130 Fitzsimmons, Thomas: career of, 163-164; Fuchau, 35 loses congressional election (1794), 177 The Fulham Papers in the Lambeth Palace Fitzwater, Thomas, 343 Library . . . , rev., 420 Flower boat, Chinese, 37; sketch of, 65* Fundamental Laws and Constitutions of New Flower vases, 28 Jersey, 1664-1964, Boyd, ed., rev., 151-152 Flynt, Henry N., 150 Fontainbleau, France, 25 Forbes, Paul S., 37, 39 Ford, Phillip, 343, 348, 349; lands of, 495 Galloway, Joseph, joins British, 292, 293 Ford, Phillip, carpenter, 322 Gara, Larry, rev. of Gillette's The Right to Fort Augusta, 210 Vote: Politics and the Passage of the Fif- Fort Ligonier, attacked by Indians, 208 teenth Amendment, 272-273 Fort Venango, burned by Indians, 210 Garcia, Manuel, 450 Fort Ward, 482 Garcia, Maria, 450 Fort Wood, at Chattanooga, 481 Garcia troupe, 451 "Fossildom, Old Fogeyism, and Red Tape," Gardens, in Phila., 166 by Brooks M. Kelley, 93-114 Garrett, Jane N., 264 Foster, Mr., of Louisville, Tenn., 487 Garrett, Wendell D., 264; rev. of Howe's Foulke, C. Pardee, rev. of Link's Wilson: The Changing Political Thought of John Campaigns for Progressivism and Peace, Adams, 539~54° 1916-1017, 277-280 The Garrett Snuff Fortune, by Weslager, rev., Foulke, Hannah Shoemaker (Mrs. Thomas 414-416 Foulke), 520 Geary, Gen. John W., 478 Foulke, Thomas, marriage of, 520 General deKalb, Lafayette's Mentor, by Zucker, Fox, Gustavus, and Navy Dept., 108 rev., 533S34 Fox, William Lloyd, 280 General of the Army, duties of, 94 The Fox Co., car builders, 354 Gene*t, Edmund Charles, 174 Fraley, Dr. Frederick, poetry of, 115-118 George, Joseph, Jr.: rev. of Bailey's Hinton Fraley, Mary Pyle (Mrs. Frederick Fraley), Rowan Helper: Abolitionist-Racist, 410-411; iJ5 rev. of Duberman's The Antislavery Van- Frampton, William, 322*7, 323, 324W, 336; guard: New Essays on the Abolitionists, 137- death of (1686), 340 138 France, captures Algiers, 28 George Rapp's Harmony Society, 1785-1847, Francheschini, Gaetano, 447 by Arndt? rev., 408-409 Francis I, packet, 31 Georgia Railroad & Banking Co., 426 Franklin, Benjamin, 4; admired in Italy, German National Bank of Allegheny, 35$ 448-449; and American libraries, rev., 404- Gibbons, William, 240 405; biography of by Aldridge, rev., 262- Gibraltar Bay, 22 263; biography of by Ketcham, rev., 535- Gilchrist, David T., and Lewis, W. David, $36; and Karl Marx and the Labor Theory eds., Economic Change in the Civil War of Value, 378-384; on paper currency, 379; Era: Proceedings of a Conference on Amer- in Phila. Corporation, 197; politics of, rev., ican Economic Institutional Change . . . , 260-262; quoted by Marx, 381-383 rev., 271-272 572 INDEX October

Gillette, William, The Right to Vote: Politics Gwynedd, Revolutionary incident at, 520-523 and the Passage of the Fifteenth Amendment, Gwynedd Meeting House, 521 rev., 272-273 Gimbrede, Thomas, 13 Ginger, Ray, Age of Excess . . . , rev., 148- Haak, Albert E., rev. of Lahue's, The World 149 of Laughter: The Motion Picture Comedy Girard, Stephen, 8 Short, 1910-1930, 561-562 Givens, J. Harcourt, rev. of McMahon's "Hail Columbia," 5 Historic South Jersey Towns, 282-283 Hale, John P., and the politics of abolition, Goochy, Rev., Baptist clergyman, 488 rev., 138-140 Govan, Thomas P., rev., of Gilchrist and Halifax, 9 Lewis' Economic Change in the Civil War Halifax, Lord. See Dunk, George Montague Era: Proceedings of a Conference on Amer- Hall, Jacob, 495 ican Economic Institutional Change . . . , Hall, Robert, of Bucks County, 330 271-272 Hambleton, Mr., murdered by Judith Roe, Graff, Bennett, and Co., 355 497 The Grand Tour, 449 Hamilton, Alexander: fiscal policies of, 163, The Grange, countryseat of John Ross, 173 175; Papers of, rev., $3%S39 Granger, Gen. Gordon, 481, 487 Hamilton, Andrew, II (d. 1747), I9^ Grant, Gen. Ulysses S., 466 Hamilton, Andrew, III (d. 1784), 196 Gray, Mr., of Tennessee, 484 Hamilton, James (1710-1783), 196, 207, 215, Gray, John (alias John Tatham), 329, 330, 217, 220, 316; gives money for a public 331, 49IW, 503, 508, 515; discredited by building (1746), 189; rejects money bills, Wm. Markham, 332; land problems of, 506, 203, 218; sister of married to Wm. Allen, 5O9, S*3 2O5» Green, Edward, 326, 340, 345 Hamilton, James A., 26 Greene, Jack P.: rev. of Colbourn's The Lamp Hamilton, Milton W., rev. of Jacobs' Turner, of Experience: Whig History and the Intel- Bolton, and Webb, 557 lectual Origins of the American Revolution, Hamilton, William, 160; countryseat of, 174 rev«> 394""39^; The Diary of Colonel Landon Hampton Roads, 21, 49 Carter of Sabine Hall, 1752-1778, vols. Hanna, William S., rev. of Conner's Poor I—II, rev., 250-252; The Quest for Power. Richard's Politicks: Benjamin Franklin and The Lower Houses of Assembly in the his New American Order, 260-262 Southern Royal Colonies, 1689-1776, rev., Hardy, Commodore Sir Thomas, 10 2S3-2S5 Harmon, George D., rev. of Stampp's The Greenleaf, Ann Perm Allen (Mrs. James Era of Reconstruction, 1865-1877, 145-146 Greenleaf), portrait of, i6gn Harmony Society, rev., 408-409 Greenleaf, James: divorce and marriage of, Harrison, Francis, 340 170; failure of, 180 Harrison, George: associate of Robt. Morris, Greenough, Horatio, carves bust of George 162; shocked at women's fashions, 168 Washington, 28 Harrison, James, 315, 340,344,347,348, 518; Grenville, George, 203, 204, 2i3», 217 at Indian treaty, 336 Gridley, Revolutionary soldier, 521-522 Hartford, Charles, 492 Griffith, E. S., 183-184 Hasell, Samuel, 195 "Grog money," 28 Hasenclever, Peter, mentioned by Wm. Allen, Gronendyke, Peter, 341-342 224 Growdon, Joseph, 315, 329, 330; land of, 509, Havana, 16 513; possibility of return to England, 515; Havre, France, 31 urges prohibition of rum, 508-509 Hedges, William L., Washington Irving: An Gualdo, Giovanni, 447 American Study, 1802-1832, rev., 133-135 Guaymas, Mexico, 46 Helper, Hinton Rowan, biography of, rev., Guerriere, frigate, 16, 21 410-411 Guest, William, 342 Here Come the Rebels!, by Nye, rev., 268-269 Guilbert (Guilberti), Nicholas, 451 Hermann, Ephraim, death of, 500 Gulf Stream, 9 Hersent, Samuel, 341 Gunboat Number 1, 8 Hicks, Elias, role of in Hicksite movement, Gunkle, Dr. W. H., 481 2P. Guns at the Forks, by O'Meara, rev., 390-392 Hicksiteicksite.. 'See under Friends (Denominational Gutman, Herbert G., rev. of Woolf's Lockout, history) The Story of the Homestead Strike of 1892 Higginbotham, S. W., rev. of Coles's The War . . . , 273-276 of 1812, 409-410 i966 INDEX 573 Hill, Henry, 160; death of (1798), 180 Hopkinson, Ann Biddle (Mrs. Francis Hop- Hill, John, 511, 512 kinson), 5, 49 Hill, Richard, 196; refuses re-election as Hopkinson, Judge Joseph, 5 mayor, 188 Horace Mann on the Crisis in Education, ed. Hill, William, 2nd Viscount Hillsborough, by Filler, rev., 146-148 appointed Pres. of the Board of Trade, 214 Hornet, sloop of war, 9, 19, 24; blockaded at The Hills, countryseat of Robt. Morris, 173 New London, 10; capture of Penguin, 11, Hillsborough, Earl of. See Hill, William 29r; escapes from Cornwallis, 11* 3or Hinman, Capt. Elisha, commands the Alfred, Houses, in Phila. (1790's), 165, 166 229, 230 Howard, Gen. O. O., 472, 478, 489; birthday Hinton Rowan Helper: Abolitionist-Racist', by of (1863), 479 Bailey, rev., 410-411 Howard, Thomas (1746-1791), at New Cas- Historic Deerjield: Houses and Interiors, by tle, 500 Chamberlain and Flynt, rev., 150-151 Howe, John R., Jr., The Changing Political Historic South Jersey Towns, by McMahon, Thought of John Adams, rev., 539-540 rev., 282-283 Hubbard, Dr. Robert, 479, 481, 487, 489 Historical Manuscript Depositories in Penn- Huck, Christian, 292 sylvania, comp. by Richman, rev., 282 Hudson, Thomas, 495, 504 Historiography, Keepers of the Past, by Lord, Hudson, William, Jr. (1661-1742), mayor of rev., 417-419 Phila., 194 A History of Negro Slavery in New York, by Hufty, George W., 437, 440 McManus, rev., 547-549 Humphreys, David, 157 A History of the University of Maryland, by Hutchinson, Dr. James, 176 Callcott, rev., 552-554 Hutchinson, William T. and Rachal, William Hoagland, H. W., of Dept. of Labor, 368 M. E., The Papers of James Madison, vol. Hodge, Francis, Yankee Theatre; The Image IV, rev., 128 of America on the Stage, 1825-1850, rev., Hydraulic presses, manufacture of, 423 266-268 Hoffman, Capt. B. V., 25 Hoffstat, Frank N., 357, 367, 376, 377; be- I.W.W. See Industrial Workers of the World comes pres. of Pressed Steel Car Co., 3SSI Illick, Joseph E., William Penn the Politician, institutes assembly line system, 356; re- His Relations with the English Government, fuses to arbitrate strike, 366 rev., 387-388 Hofstadter, Richard, The Paranoid Style in Immigration, of Italians to Phila., 445-465 American Politics, rev., 416-417 Imperial Factory No. 1, Canton, 8 Holland Company, 448 Impertinent, loyalist privateer, 299 Hollyman, Thomas, 331 Independence, razee, 45, 46 Holme, Thomas: complaints of, 493-494, 500, Indian Mound, McKees Rocks, labor meet- 504-505; difficulties of in making map of ings at, 36$, 368-370 Pa., 351; on expenses of Indian treaty Indian Ocean, 36 (1686), 349; eyesight of, 496, 504; integrity Indian trade, interference of Gov. Dongan of, impugned, 506; letters to Wm. Penn, of N. Y. in Pa. trade, 495, 498, 504, 516 3H-352, 491-516; map of Pa., 494, 502; Indian treaties, payment for Indian purchase offices of, 315; physical characteristics of, of 1686, 501, 514 332; on Chas. Pickering's mine, 491-492; Indiana, description of (1863), 469 prevents irregular survey, 330; treats with Indians: lost birthright of, rev., 547; riot at Indians, 336; urges creation of a court of Nicholas Scull's, 331-333; threaten to kill exchequer, 505; warns Wm. Penn against Israel Taylor, 334 Gov. Dongan. 351 Industrial Workers of the World (I.W.W.), Homestead Strike (1892), 374; rev., 273-276 362, 364, 372, 373; intercedes in Pressed Hong Kong, 35, 38 Steel Car strike, 36$. 370, 371, 375, 376J Honolulu, 43 resorts to violence, 366, 374 Hoogenboom, Ari, and Sachs, William S., The Ingels, Richard, 319 Enterprising Colonials: Society on the Eve of Ingersoll, Jared, Jr., 162, 176, 293 the Revolution, rev., 392-393 Ingersoll, L. D., io2n Hooker, Gen. Joseph, 466, 467, 472, 478, 480, Ingersoll, R. Sturgis, rev. of Sweet's Miss 483 Mary Cassatt: Impressionist from Pennsyl- Hooten, Thomas, 347; house of, 327 vania, 558-559 Hopewell Village: A Social and Economic Ingharn^ John N., "A Strike in the Progres- History of an Iron-Making Community, by sive Era: McKees Rocks, 1909," 353-377 Walker, rev., 540-542 Inglis family, 159 574 INDEX October Insurance Company of North America, 164 Johnston, Gen. Joseph E., resignation of as Iron industry, at Hope well Village, rev., 540- U. S. quartermaster gen., 97, 106 Jones, Capt., 469 Irving, Thomas, on col. Am. tonnage figures, Jones, Charles & Co., of Bristol, England, yiin 231, 232 Jones, Daniel, of Kent County, 323 Irving, Washington, rev., 133-135 ones, Griffith, 327, 346, 492 Italian Opera Company, 451 ones, Henry, of Moyamensing, 336 Italians in Phila.: Americanization of, 464- ones, Capt. Jacob, 9 465; artists, 449; centers of population of, ones, John Paul, 230 463; churches of, 452,459,460; concerts of, ordan, John H., 368 447; doctors, 449; laborers, 449, 454, 455, burneymen Tailors International, 459 456; merchants, 447; musicians, 446, 447; naturalization of, 463; occupations of, 462, 463; opera of, 451, 453; padrone system of, Kalb, Johann, Baron de, biography of, rev., 454, 455; painters, 451; peddlers, 452, 454; S33S34 pop. of, 445, 446, 451, 463; priests, 446; Kass, Alvin, Politics in New York State, 1800- religion of, 459-460; in South Philadelphia, 18jo, rev., 128-130 450; tenements of, 461, 462; and union Ke Ying, 37 organization, 459; Waldensians, 446 Kearny, Gen. Stephen Watts, 47 Kearsley, Dr. John, 289 Keepers of the Past, by Lord, rev., 417-419 Kelley, Brooks M.: rev. of Bradley's Simon /. Franklin Jameson: A Tribute, Fisher and Cameron, Lincoln's Secretary of War . . . , Fox, eds., rev., 280-281 551-552; "Fossildom, Old Fogeyism, and Jackson, Andrew, 4; Com. Jas. Biddle's opin- Red Tape," 93-114 ion of, 45 Kellogg, Paul U., 362 Jackson, Halliday, 237, 238 Kendall, Amos, 28 Jackson, Richard, 210, 211», 216; a favorite Kent, Donald H., rev. of O'Meara's Guns at of George Grenville, 217; influence of, 214 the Forks, 390-392 Ketcham, Ralph L.: Benjamin Franklin, Jacobs, Wilbur R., Turner, Bolton, and Webb rev rev . . . , rev., 557 ^ «» 535~53^i * °f Koch's Notes of Jameson, J. Franklin, essays on, rev., 280-281 Debates of the Federal Convention of 1787 Janny, Thomas, 340 Reported by James Madison, 536-538 Kimball, David A., and Quinn, Miriam, Japan, refuses to trade with western powers, "William Allen—Benjamin Chew Corre- 39,4O spondence," 202-226 Java, frigate, 26, 28 King, Capt. John, 336, 348, 493 Java, island of, 36 The King's Friends . . . , by Brown, rev., Java Sea, 36 402-404 Jay Treaty 159, 163, 177 Kirby-Smith, Gen. Edmund, 97 Jefferson, Thomas: accused of maligning Geo. Klawier, Ignaz, 368 Washington, 175; approves humbling of Knights of Labor, 357 Phila. society, 181; interest of in Italian Knollenberg, Bernhard, rev. of Sachs and agriculture, 448; ostracized by Federalists Hoogenboom's The Enterprising Colonials: in Phila., 176, 177; patron of Filippo Society on the Eve of the Revolution, 392-393 Mazzei, 448; shadowed by spies, 176 Knox, Henry, 161 Jennings, John, 336 Koch, Adrienne, Notes of Debates in the Jensen, Merrill, rev. of Syrett and Cooke's Federal Convention of 1787 Reported by The Papers of Alexander Hamilton, vols. James Madison, rev., 536-538 VIII and IX, 538-539 Korty, Margaret Barton, Benjamin Franklin Jobson, Samuel, 4927/ and Eighteenth-Century American Libraries, John Adams, frigate, 31 rev., 404-405 John P. Hale and the Politics of Abolition, by Sewell, rev., 138-140 Kutusqff, sloop of war, at Monterey, 15 John §uincy Adams, frigate, 24, 25 : In America, 1738- Labor: antagonism between foreign-born and American workers, 358, 360; attitude of 1774; In England, 1774-1815, by Prown, at rev., 528-531 Progressive Movement toward, 353-377; John VI, King of Portugal and Brazil, 14 Baldwin Locomotive Co., 427; composition Johnson, Sir William, 218; opinions of dis- of in iron and steel industry, 358; Italian regarded by Gen. Amherst, 211 immigrants to Phila., 449, 454, 455, 456; Johnston, Gen. Albert Sydney, 97 McKees Rocks 1909 strike, 353-377 1966 INDEX 575 Labor Theory of Value, 378-384 Libraries: and Benjamin Franklin, rev., 404- Lacey, Capt. Heman Andrew, 470 405; of Commodore Jas. Biddle, 33 Lacey, Gen. John, 301 Life of Sebastian Cabot, by , 4 Lady of Good Counsel, church, 459 The Life of the Mind in America from the Lafayette, Mane Joseph Paul Yves Roch Revolution to the Civil War, by Miller, rev., Gilbert duMotier, Marquis de, and Gen. 259-260 de Kalb, rev., 533~534 Lights Along the Delaware, by Rivinus and La Guaira, 20 Biddle, rev., 281 Lahue, Kalton C, The World of Laughter: Lima, Peru, 15 The Motion Picture Comedy Short, 19/0- Lima Islands, 36 1930, rev., 561-562 Lincoln, Abraham, 98, 102; reluctance of at The Lamp of Experience: Whig History and losing Cameron as Sec. of War, 113 the Intellectual Origins of the American Lincoln*s Scapegoat General. A Life of Benja- Revolution, by Colbourn, rev., 394-396 min F. Butler, 1818-1893, by West, rev., Lancaster, locomotive, 427 140-141 Lander, E. M., Jr., rev. of Williamson's Lindsay, W. T., 367 After Slavery: The Negro in South Carolina Link, Arthur S, Wilson: Campaigns for . . . , I43-H5 Progressivism and Peace, 1916-1917, rev., Landis, Charles, 453, 454 277-280 Lansdowne, countryseat of Wm. Bingham, Lisbon, 9 173 Liston. Henrietta (Mrs. Robert Liston), 1J7; Lantz, Herman R., 131 on deaths in Phila. society, 180; on Phila. Lardner, Lynford, and Andover furnace, 202 social season, 173 Latrobe. Benjamin. 448 Liston, Robert, 181 "Law or Value," or Marx, defined, 379 Little, Nina Fletcher, rev. of Thomas' Richer Lawrence, Thomas, 195 Than Spices, How a Royal Bride's Dowry Leary, Lewis, rev. of Hodge's Yankee Thea- Introduced Cane, Lacquer, Cottons, Tea, and tre: The Image of America on the Stage, Porcelain to England . . . , 247-248 1825-1850, 266-26$ "Little Italv/' Philadelphia, 454, 462 Lebanon Garden, 450 Livingston, Catherine, 169 Lebanon Valley College: A Centennial History, Livingston, Mrs Henry, 172 by Wallace, rev., 554-555 Lloyd, David, 325, 337, 341, 497; as agent of Lee, Arthur, 157 Sir Matt. Vincent & Co., 493W Lee, Lawrence, The Lower Cape Fear in Lloyd, Hannah. See Delavall, Hannah Lloyd Colonial Days, rev., 252-253 Lloyd, Patience Story (Mrs. Thos. Lloyd), Lee, Gen. Robert E., 97 32O» Legge, William, 2nd Earl of Dartmouth, and Lloyd, Thomas, 315, 320, 326, 335, 34i"343, the Am. Revolution, rev., 531-533 49i, 497, 5O9-5!*» 514, 5i6; attempts to Leghorn, Italy, 24, 28 make Jas. Claypoole register general, 341; Leib, Dr. Michael, 176 behavior of in court, 327; Claypoole com- L'Enfant, Col. Pierre Charles, and house of lains to, 347; controversy with Nicholas Robt. Morris, 166 Klore, 327-328; issues charter (1691) for Leonard, Sister Joan de Lourdes- rev. of Phila., 186; reluctance of to sign official Greene's The Quest for Power. The Lower documents, 514, 516 Houses of Assembly in the Southern Royal Lloyd's Register of Shipping, 228, 229, 231 Colonies, 1689-1776, 253-255; rev. of Lee's Lockout. The Story of the Homestead Strike of The Lower Cape Fear in Colonial Days, 252- 1892: A Study of Violence, Unionism, and *S3 the Carnegie Steel Empire, by Woolf, rev., Leotard, frigate, 8 273-276 Lesley, James, 99n Locomotives See Baldwin Locomotive Co. Letitia, sloop, 515 Logan, Dr. George, 176^177 Le Tort, Capt. Jacques, agent for Daniel Logan, William, 195; withdraws from com- Coxe, 514 mon council, 197 Lewis, Adele Dixon (Mrs. Henry Carvill), 51 Long, Dr., Confederate surgeon, 485 Lewis, Meriwether, biography of, by Dillon, Longshore, Robert, suneyor, 502 rev., 265-266 Longstreet, Gen. James, 467. 477, 480 Lewis, Mordecai, house of, 166 Lookout Mountain, battle of, 467,481-483 Lewis, W. David, 271; From Newgate to Lord, Clifford L., Keepers of the Past, rev., Dannemora . . . , rev., 128-130 417-419 Lewis, William, 162; and treason cases, 302 Lord Dartmouth and the American Revolution, Lexington, frigate, 28 by Bargar, rev., S3*S33 576 INDEX October

Lorient, France, Alfred at, 229-230 Malan, Teofilo, 460 Louisburg, Nova Scotia, coal mine at, 225 Malibran, Signorina. See Garcia, Maria Loup Cervier, sloop of war, formerly the Malta, Italy, 27, 28 Wasp, 10 Manchester, Duke of, London house of copied Lower, Abraham, 239 by Wm. Bingham, 166 The Lower Cape Fear in Colonial Days, by Mann, Horace, on the crisis in education, Lee, rev., 252-253 rev., 146-148 Lowther, Anthony, lands of, 491, 503 Manners, John, Marquis of Granby, 213, Lowther, William, 33$ 2I4» Loyal Foresters, 289 Manners and Customs, of Americans, rev., Loyalists: arbitrary arrests of, 289, 291-292; 419-420 composition and motives of, rev., 402-404; Manross, William Wilson, The Fulham Papers legal status of, 299; position of in Pa., 313; in the Lambeth Palace Library: American seizure of estates of, 288, 303; wives and Colonial Section, Calendar and Indexes, children of, 310-311,312 420 Lucern, 221 Maps, of Pa., by Thomas Holme (1687), 494, 502 t Marcolina, Augustina, 453 McAloon, Maj. Peter A., death of, 483 Mariano, Carlo, 452 Macao, 35, 36, 39 Marionette Theater, 461, 462 "Macaroni," 449 Maris, George, 521 McClellan, Gen. George, 106 Markham, William: attempts to restore order McClenachan, Blair, 176; associate of Robt. in court, 337-338; complains of want of Morris, 162 fees in offices held, 325, 341; denies rumor McCormick, Richard P., The Second Amer- of his wife's pride, 500; letters to Wm. ican Party System: Party Formation in the Penn, 3i4~352> 49I~5l6; offices of, 315 Jacksonian Era, rev., 545-546 Marseilles, France, 28, 31 McCoy, Garnett, rev. of WhitehilPs The Arts Marx, Karl, and Benjamin Franklin and the in Early American History; Needs and Labor Theory of Value, 378-384 Opportunities for Study, 264.-26$ Mason, David H., 423, 424 McCusker, John J., "The Tonnage of the Mason, James Y., 34 Continental Ship Alfred," 227-232 Masterson, W. H., rev. of McCormick's The McDowell, Gen. Irvin, 107 Second American Party System . . . , 545- Macedonian, frigate, 10, 13, 25, 26; broken S46 up, 25; illness on, 19 Mayor of Philadelphia: duties of, 188-189; McKean, Thomas (1734-1817), 291, 292, fined for refusal to serve, 188 307; attacked by Wm. Cobbett, 176; Maypo, Battle of, 14 defines treason law, 290; house of at 3rd & Mazatlan, Mexico, 43, 46 Pine Sts., 165; on legal status of Pa. during Mazzei, Filippo, 448 Am. Revolution, 287; opinion of on status Meigs, Gen. Montgomery C, 478; as quarter- of prisoners of war, 300, 301-302; writes master general, 106, 107, 109 confiscation bill, 304 Mein, Patrick, surveyor general of customs, 322 McKees Rocks, 1909 strike, 353-377 Merchants Exchange, fresco at, 451 Mackesy, Piers, The War for America, 1775- Meredith, Eliza, 172 1783, rev., 124-12$ Meredith, Mrs. Jonathan, on financial dis- McLane, Louis, 26 tress in Phila. (1797), 179 Maclay, Sen. William, 167 Meredith, Samuel, 160 McMahon, William, Historic South Jersey Meriwether Lewis, A Biography, by Dillon, Towns, rev., 282-283 rev., 265-266 McManus, Edgar J., A History of Negro Mexican War: blockade of Mexican ports, 46; Slavery in New York, rev., 547-549 Com. Jas. Biddle on, 44, 46, 49 McMichael, Maj. William, 470, 472 Meysenburg, Lt. Col. Thomas A., 488 McNair, William, 367; career of, 36in Mifflin, Clementine Ross (Mrs. John F. Madeira wine, 3$, 164 Mifflin), 168, 172 Madison, James, papers of, vol. IV, rev., 128 Mildmay, K. & Co., lands of, 495, 504 Madonna House, 459 Militia, on outbreak of Civil War, 97 Magnusson, Magnus, ed., The Finland Sagas: Miller, C. William: rev. of Cochrane's Dr. The Norse Discovery of America, rev., 385- Johnson's Printer. The Life of William 386 Strahan, 121-122; rev. of Silver's Type- Main, Jackson Turner, The Social Structure of founding in America, 1787-1825, 543-545 Revolutionary America, rev., 257-258 Miller, Edgar L., 429 i966 INDEX 577 Miller, Helen Hill, The Case for Liberty, rev., Murray, Capt. Alexander, 6 ii9-121 Murry, Capt., 499 Miller, Perry, The Life of the Mind in America Music: military brass band, 479; in Phila., from the Revolution to the Civil War, rev., 2*9-260 Musical Fund Society, 450, 451 Mills, on Chester Creek, 498 Mussi, Guiseppe, 447 Miss Mary Cassatt: Impressionist from Penn- sylvania, by Sweet, rev., 558-559 Missionary Ridge, Battle of, battleground Nagasaki, 39, 40 described, 489 Nanking, treaty of (1842), 3$ Mitchell, John, labor leader, 375 Napoleon, 9, 25 Mohawk & Hudson RR, 442 Nardi, Lorenzo, 453 Monachesi, Ellen, 451 Nash, Gary B.: rev. of Bernhard's Fisher Monachesi, F., 451 Ames: Federalist and Statesman, 1758-1808, MonachesL Nicholas, 451 405-407; "The First Decade in Pennsyl- Monroe, James, 16; intercedes in Biddle- vania: Letters of William Markham and Sinclair episode, 20 Thomas Holme to William Penn, Part I," Monterey, Ontario at, 15 314-352, Part II, 491-516; rev. of Miller's Montevideo, bad anchorage. 23, 24 The Case for Liberty, 119-121 Montgomery, David, rev. of SewelPs John P. Nashville, Tenn., described by Dr. D. G. Hale and the Politics of Abolition, 138-140 Brinton (1863), 470 Montresor troupe, 451 National Civic Federation, 376 Moore, John, 240 National Hotel, Louisville, 469; high charges Moore, John, of London, 492W of, 470 Moore, Thomas Lloyd, 160 National Steel Co., 354 Morden, Ralph, death of, 295 Naval Asylum, Phila., Com. Jas. Biddle Gov. More, Nicholas, 315, 328, 337, 339, 343, 344, of, 31-33 348; death of, 493; executor for Mrs. Navy Yard, Norfolk, Va., 49 Jaspar Farmar, 350; sues Free Society of Navy Yard, Pensacola, 24 Traders, 326-327 Navy Yard, Phila., Com. Jas. Biddle ap- Morgan, George. 108 pointed to command of, 24 Morison, Samuel Eliot, on Augustus C. Buell Negroes: as Civil War soldiers, 474; slavery as a fictitious historian, 232;* of in N. Y., rev., 547"549 Morris, Anthony, avoids election as mayor, Neill, Charles P., 368 188 Nelson, Hugh, 21, 22 Morris, Richard B., The Peacemakers: The Nelson, W. H., rev. of Mackesy's The War Great Powers and American Independence, for America. /775-/7Benjamin West's paintings, 221 172,173; startled at loose talk in Phila., 168 Penn, Richard (1706-1771), 223 Ottawa Indians, in Pontiac's War, 209 Penn, Gov. Richard, Jr. (1735-1811), 212 Ottoman Porte, 26 Penn, Thomas, 206, 218, 223, 225, 316; Outlawry, law process used in Pa., 307-308, assiduous in Pa. interests, 217; consults with 309 the ministery, 210, 211; spends two days a "Overplus land," 49277 week in London, 216 Owen, Robert, 243 Penn, William: charters Phila. Corporation, Owen, Robert Dale, 243 185; defends proprietory govt., 314; de- pends on accurate reports from Pa., 315; difficulties of absentee govt., 316-319; first visit to Pa., 517-518; land policy of, 493n, Padrone system, 454; abuses of, 455 50777; letters from Wm. Markham & Thos. Page, Mr., of Tennessee, 484 Holme, 314-352, 491-516; mill of at Up- Painters, Mary Cassatt, life of, rev., 558-559 land, 498; prayer of for Phila., 517-519; Pajlovits, Wandel, labor leader, 361 relations of with English government, rev., Palsson, Hermann, 385 387-388; revokes land sale to Pickering and Palumbo, Walter, 461 Gray, 49177; statue of on Phila. City Hall, Pampero months, 23 453; warned against John Gray, 332 Panama, Isthmus of, 4 Pennsbury, shingling done at (1688), 506 1966 INDEX 579 Pennsylvania Germans, Wm. Allen on dan- Plumsted, William, 195; represents North- gers of, 222 ampton County, 197 , verses on library of, Plumstead family, 159 115, 116-117 "Plus land," 492/* Penrose, Boies, rev. of Wright's The Eliza- Poetry, of Dr. Fredrick Fraley, 115-118 bethans* America: A Collection of Early Poictiers, ship, 9 Reports by Englishmen on the New World, Point Breeze, 450 n 386-387 The Polite Americans . . . , by Carson, rev., Pensacola, 24 419-420 Peonage investigations, 367 Politics: election of 1896 and Populism, rev., Perfume, 28 555-557; the paranoid style in America, Perin, Dr. G., 479, 481 rev., 416-417; the second Am. party sys- Perret (Perretti), Henry A., 452 tem, rev., 545-546 Perry, Capt. Matthew C, 31 Politics in New York State, 1800-1830, by Peters, Richard (1704-1776), 211, 223-224 Kass, rev., 128-130 Pettit, Charles, 176 The Politics of Reconstruction: 1863-1867, by Petty, Sir William, 2nd Earl of Shelburne, Donald, rev., 411-412 211, 214 Pomfret, John E., rev. of Wright's The Bream Philadelphia: panic of loyalists in (1776), 292; of Prosperity in Colonial America, 124 social divisions in (1790's), 155-182; Wm. Pontiac's War, 203 Penn's prayer for, 517-519 Poor Richard's Politicks: Benjamin Franklin Philadelphia, Corporation of (1701-1776), and his New American Order, by Conner, 183-201; ceremonial appearance of, 193; rev.; 260-262 connection with Pa. Assembly, 196-197; Populism, climax of, rev., S$$~SS1 divorced from local interests, 199; finances Port au Prince, 16, 19 of, 190, 191, 200; functions of, 185; inade- The Port Folio, article on Com. Jas. Biddle, 13 quacies of its charter, 187, 192; ineptness Port Mahon, Minorca, 26, 27, 28, 31 of, 184, 200; membership of, 187, 194-196; Port Royal, reconstruction at, rev., 141-143 and military activities, 198-199; Quaker Porte, Joel, Emerson and Thoreau: Trans- dominance in, 185, 197; records of, 185, cendentalists in Conflict, rev., 550-551 191; supports proprietors, 199; tie with Porter, David, Lt., 6 Provincial Council, 196; title of, 185 Portico Row, Phila., 50 Philadelphia, frigate, captured at Tripoli, 6 Powel, Samuel (1739-1793), 160, 161, 200; Philadelphia, Tenn., described, 486 death of. 180 Philadelphia & Columbia RR, 426, 427, 428 Prayers, or Wm. Penn for Phila., 517-519 Philadelphia & Germantown K.R., 424 Preble, Commodore Edward, 6 Philadelphia Assembly, 171, 172 President, frigate, 5, 8, 9, 10; sketch of, 52r , 33, 34, 115 Pressed Steel Car Co.: attitude toward labor, Philadelphia Electric Co., presents letter of 354; formation of, 354; labor force of, 357; Wm. Perm, 518 1909 strike, 359-377; use of strikebreakers, Philadelphia ice boat, engines of, 425-426 357, 363, 364, 366 "Philadelphia's Municipal Corporation, 1701- Presston, co. town of Pressed Steel Car Co., 1776," by Judith M. Diamondstone, 183- „ 354, 357, 3631 , 201 Preston, Samuel, 196 Philharmonic Society, 451 Prevost, Judge John B., 13, 15 Phipps, Henry, 355 Printing, typefounding in America, rev., 543- Pickering, Charles, copper mine of, 330, 545 491 n, 492; land controversy of, 330-331, 1 Privateers, Spanish from Puerto Rico, 16 49 . Prochnick, Edgar L. G., 367^ Pickering Creek, copper mine on, 491 Progressive Movement, attitude toward la- Pignatelli, Dr. D. A., 455 bor, 353-377 Pigstye Fort, at Christina Bridge, episode at, The Prominenti, Italian leaders in Phila., 456 499 Pitt, William (1708-1778), 1st Earl of The Prose Works of William Byrd of West- Chatham: prestige of, 214; recalled to over . . . , ed. by Wright, rev., 388-390 power (1763), 206; resigns (1761), 203; Prostitution: control of in Civil War, 471; in rumors of alliance with Bute, 213 Phila., 170, 326;* Pittsburgh, Indian depredations at, 208 Prown, Jules David, John Singleton Copley: Plowman, Matthew, appointed collector of In America, 1738-1774; In England, 1774- customs at N. Y., 506 18is, rev., 528-531 Plumsted, Clement, 195 Puerto Rico. 16 Pusey, Caleb, on mill at Upland, 498 580 INDEX October

Pwantang Puntong, 37 Richer than Spices. How a Royal Bride s Pyle, Mary. See Fraley, Mary Pyle Howry Introduced Cane, Lacquer, Cottons, Tea, and Porcelain to England . . . , by Thomas, rev., 247-248 Richman, Irwin, comp., Historical Manu- The Quest for Power. The Lower Houses of script Depositories in Pennsylvania,rev., 282 Assembly in the Southern Royal Colonies, Ricketts' Circus, destroyed by fire (1799), 178 1689-1776, by Greene, rev., 253-255 Rider, James, 368 Questa, John, 452 Ridley, Matthew, on scarcity of men in Quinn, Miriam, and Kimball, David A., Phila. (1785), 169 "William Allen—Benjamin Chew Corre- The Right to Vote: Politics and the Passage spondence/' 202-226 of the Fifteenth Amendment, by Gillette, rev., 272-273 Riley, Stephen T., rev. of Ellis' Catholics in Radial, William M. E., 128 Colonial America, 122-124 Raggio, John, 452 Rio de Janeiro, naval vessels at, 14, 36, 47, 48 Ragpicking, 462 Ripley, Gen. James, 96; slowness of, as chief Railroads: armored train (1863), 471; de- of ordnance, 109 struction of Confederate railroad tracks, Ripley Van Winkle. See Ripley, Gen. James 485; rise of in Am., 423, 426 The Rise of Bucknell University, by Oliphant, Rakestraw, William,}?. 1683, 331 rev., 412-414 Ramifies, ship, 10 Rittenhouse, David, 176 Randolph, frigate, 4 Riva-Finoli troupe, 451 Rankin, Hugh F., The Theater in Colonial Rives, William C, 26 America, rev., 255-257 Rivinus, Marion Willis, and Biddle, Katha- Rankin, Col. William, 298 rine Hansell, Lights Along the Delaware, Rapp, George, and Harmony Society, rev., rev., 281 408-409 Roach, Hannah Benner, rev. of Rupp's A Rasmusson, Ethel E.: rev. of Carson's Collection of Upwards of Thirty Thousand Colonial Virginians at Play, 525-526; Names of Germans . . . ,284 "Democratic Environment—Aristocratic Roberts, George B., ed., "Three Poems by Aspiration," 155-182 Dr. Fredrick Fraley," 115-118 Rawle, William, 162 Roberts, Hugh, 164 Razee, heavy frigate, 45 Roberts, James, execution of, 298 Reconstruction: era of, rev., 145-146; politics Roberts, John, condemned to death, 306 of, rev., 411-412; at Port Royal, rev., 141- Robeson, Andrew, 322W, 350 143; in South Carolina, rev., 143-145 Robinson, Patrick, 337, 338, 339, 340, 343, Recorder of Philadelphia, duties of, 189 344, 346, 347, 493; eccentric behavior of, Redman, Dr. John, 178 345; as a prisoner, 496 Reed, John F., rev. of Smith's The Battle of Roch, George, 196 Trenton, 400 Rochefoucauld-Liancourt, Due de la: on im- Reed, John J., rev. of Kass's Politics in New portance of wealth in Phila., 161, 164; on York State, 1800-1830, 128-130 Phila. society, 157, 158 Reed, Joseph (1741-1785), 300; attempts to Rodgers, Commodore John, 9, 19; despised punish Lt. Sam. Chapman, 301; orders de- by Com. Jas. Biddle, 21 pendants of loyalists to leave Pa., 311; on Rodney, Caesar Augustus, 13, 21; baggage of Robt. Morris (1784), 162 on the Congress, 11-22, 24; controversy Rehearsal for Reconstruction. The Port Royal with Com. Jas. Biddle, 22-23; illness of, Experiment, by Rose, rev., 141-143 21-22 "Reminiscences of the Year 1776," ed. by Roe, George, accused of murder, 497; Mary Foulke Morrisson, 520-523 acquital of and departure for West Indies, "A Response to Orthodoxy: The Hicksite 516 Movement in the Society of Friends/' by Roe, Judith Richardson (Mrs. George Roe): Robert W. Doherty, 233-246 accused of murder, 497; trial and convic- Reynolds, Sir Joshua, 221 tion of, 514-516 Rhind, Charles, 26; and treaty with Turkey, Roman, Emilio, 453 26-27 Roman Catholics, in col. Am., rev., 122-124 Rhoads, Samuel (1711-1784), 197 Roosevelt, Franklin D., influence on Phila. Rice, Italian, 448 Italians, 464 Richardson, John, 516 Rose, Willie Lee, Rehearsal for Reconstruction. Richardson, Samuel, Phila. merchant, 331,510 The Port Royal Experiment, rev., 141 -143 1966 INDEX 581

Rosecrans, Gen. William S., 466, 467 Scott, Gen. Winfield, 102, 104; dependence of Ross, George, and treason cases, 302 Simon Cameron on, 101 Ross, John, 160, 162, 230; countryseat of, Scull, Nicholas: false rumors of Indian massa- 173; death of (1800), 181 cre of, 331-333; sells rum to Indians, 333 Rudolph, Frederick, ed., Essays on Education Sculpture, 449 in the Early Republic, rev., 407-408 Secession, and U. S. Army personnel, 97 Rum, prohibition of advocated (1688), 508 The Second American Party System: Party Rupp, J. Daniel, A Collection of Upwards of Formation in the Jacksonian Era, by Thirty Thousand Names of Germans . . . McCormick, rev., 54.5-546 Immigrants in Pennsylvania From 1727- Secretary of War, duties of, 94 /;7<5,rev., 284 Seeds of Liberty: The Genesis of the American Rush, Dr. Benjamin, 176 Mind, by Savelle, rev., 248-250 Rush, Richard, 13 Sellers, Charles Coleman, rev. of Prown's Rutland, Duke of, 213 John Singleton Copley: In America, 1738- 17741 In England, 1774^1815, 528-7531 Selhn, Thorsten, 131; rev. of Lewis From Newgate to Dannemora . . . , 128-130 Sachs, William S., and Hoogenboom, Ari, The Sergeant, Jonathan D., 176 Enterprising Colonials: Society on the Eve of Seward, William H., 98; as spoilsman, 99 the Revolution, rev^ 392-393 Sewell, Richard H., John P. Hale and the Sack, Saul, rev. of Filler's Horace Mann on Politics of Abolition, rev., 138-140 the Crisis in Education, 146-148 Seymour, Admiral Sir George, 43 St. Charles Borromeo Seminary, 452 The Shackles of Power: Three Jeffersonian St. Cloud Hotel, 468 Decades, by Dos Passos? rev., 542-543 St. George's Creek, 496 Shakspeare Society of Phila., 115 St. John's Church, 451 Shanghai, 35, 39 St. Joseph's Church, 452 Shelburne, Earl of. See Petty, Sir William St. Mary Magdalen de Pazzi, church, 452, Sherman, Gen. William T., 466, 467; attacks Missionary Ridge, 467; destructive policies St. M6ry, Moreau de, on the importance of of, 484, 488 owning carriages in Phila., 165 Shield of Stockdon, ship. 323 St. Paul's Church, Phila., 459 Shippen, Edward, Sr. (1639-1712), 194, 196 St. Salvador, Brazil, 12 Shippen, Edward, II (1728/9-1806), 292, 293 Sally, ship, 23 Shippen, Mary (Polly), visits Phila. (1790), 172 Salway William, 328, 339, 499 Shippen, Thomas Lee, 176 Sanderland (Sanderhng), James, 499 Shippen, Dr. William, Sr. (1712-1801), 176; Sandusky, Ohio, trading post at burned, 208 house of on 4th St., 165 Sandy Hook, N. Y.? 36 Shipton, Clifford K., rev. of Miller's The Ljfe Sanitary Commission, created by Simon of the Mind in America from the Revolution Cameron, 113 to the Civil War, 259-260 Santangelo, Marquis, 450 Shockey gang, 298 Santon, Capt. Lucas, 506 Shoemaker, Abraham (1766-1853), Revolu- Sassafras beer, 447 tionary reminiscences of, 520-523 Saunders, London club, 220 Shoemaker, Joseph, 520, 521 Sausages. Italian, 447 Shoemaker, Rebecca Warner Rawle (Mrs. Savannan, Ga., 25 Francis Rawle, Mrs. ), Savelle, Max: Seeds of Liberty: The Genesis of 311 the American Mind, rev., 248-250; rev. of Shoemaker, Samuel, 197 Sosin's Agents and Merchants. British Colo- Shu brick, Commodore W. B., 45; blockades nial Policy and the Origins of the American Mexican ports, 46; commands Pacific Revolution, 526-528 Squadron, 47 Scagliola table, 28 Shy, John, Toward Lexington: The Role of Scaldini, 474 the British Army in the Coming of the Scandella, Dr. J. B., 448 American Revolution, rev., 398-400 Schell, A. P., 368 Silver, Rollo G., Typefounding in America, Schoen, Charles T., 354, 355 1787-1825, rev., 543-545 r Schoen Pressed Steel Car Co., 354 Silvestro, Clement M., rev. of Lord s Keepers Schuylkill Fishing Company, 116 of the Past, 417-419 Scorbutus, 480 Simcock, John, 326, 340, 344, 346, 494, 506- Scott, Thomas A., appointed Asst. Sec. of 508, 510, 514, 518; pronounces death War, 94», 108 sentence, 516 58a INDEX October

Simon Camerony Lincoln's Secretary of War: State Troopers, sent to McKees Rocks (1909), A Political Biography, by Bradley, rev., 366 551-552 Statute of Winchester, 297 Simpson, Henry, on Com. Jas. Biddle, 50 Steam engines. See Baldwin Locomotive Co. Sinclair, Capt. Arthur, controversy with Steel Queen, Ohio River boat, 364 Com. Jas. Biddle, 20 Steinwehr, Gen. A. von, 472 Sinclair, George, 309 Stephanie, schooner, 451 Slavery, in N. Y., rev., 547~549 Stewardson, Thomas, 233 Sloat, Commodore John D., 43 Stewart, Deborah (Mrs. ), 160 Smith, James, 164 Stewart, Col. Walter, 160; death of, 181 Smith, Louisa, 173 Stobo, Maj. Robert, life of, rev., 124-125 Smith, Paul H., rev. of Shy's Toward Lexing- Stockton, Commodore B. F., 46-47 ton: The Role of the British Army in the Stone River, battlefield at, 471 Coming of the American Revolution, rev., Stonemasons, 463 398-400 Story, Patience. See Lloyd, Patience Story Smith, Samuel Stelle, The Battle of Trenton, Story, Robert, yion rev., 400 Story, Thomas, 196 Smith, Sarah, 164 Stotz, Charles M., rev. of Albert's The Most Smith, Sarah Logan, 172 Extraordinary Adventures of Major Robert Smith, Dr. William (1727-1803), opinion of Stobo, 124-125 William Allen on, 225 Stoudt, John Joseph, rev. of Arndt's George Smyrna, Asia, 26, 28, 31 Rapp*s Harmony Society, 1785-1847,408-409 Snowden, Leonard, 289 Stowe, Capt. Fred William, 480 Sober, John, 195 Strahan, William, life of, rev., 121-122 The Social Structure of Revolutionary America,Straits of Sunda, ^6 by Main, rev., 257-258 Streets, of Phila., cleaned by Italians, 455 Societa Operaia di Mutuo Soccorso, 456 Strettell, Robert, 195 Society, of Phila. (1790's), 155-182 Strickland, William, designs Phila. Naval Sodi, Pietro, 447 Asylum, 32-33 Songhurst, John, 331 "A Strike in the Progressive Era: McKees Sosin, Jack M.: Agents and Merchants: British Rocks, 1909," by John N. Ingham, 353-377 Colonial Policy and the Origins of the Strikebreakers, at Pressed Steel Car Co., 357, American Revolution, 1763-1775, rev., 526- 363, 3% 366 528; rev. of Savelle's Seeds of Liberty . . . , Stuart, Gilbert, 169 248-250 Stuart, John, 3rd Earl of Bute, 203, 205, South, Humphrey, 492?* 213W, 214, 215; in disfavor, 213 Southeby, William, 324W, 326, 340, 345 Sugar, tax on, 204 Sully, Thomas, portrait of Com. Jas. Biddle, Southern, John, 346 1 Southwark, Philadelphia Co., described, frontispiece 450 Sumatra, ^6 Spark, sloop of war, 19 Sumberg, Alfred D., rev. of Wallace's Lebanon Sparks, David S.: rev. of Donald's The Valley College: A Centennial History, 554- Politics of Reconstruction: 1863-1867, 411- 412; rev. of Durden's The Climax of Sutton, James, 298 Populism: The Election of i8p6, 555-55J Swanpes, Indian, 334 Speedwell Iron Works, 430, 431, 436, 437 Swanson, Swan, 334 Spiller, Robert E., rev. or Porte's Emerson Swanwick, John, 176, 177; associate of Robt. and Thoreau . . . , 550-551 Morris, 162 Springet, Herbert, 503 Swearing, 167 Spruce beer, 447 Sweet, Frederick, Miss Mary Cassatt: Impres- Stamp Act, fought by Wm. Allen, 204 sionist from Pennsylvania, rev., 558-559 Stamper-Blackwell house, on Pine St., 165 Swift, Joseph, on extravagance in Phila., 157 Stampp, Kenneth M., The Era of Reconstruc- Swift family, 159 tion, 1865-1877, rev., 145-146 Symson, Capt., 319, 325 Stanton, Edwin M., 114; abolishes Simon Syrett, Harold C, ed., The Papers of Alex- Cameron's troop replacement plan, 104; ander Hamilton, vols. VIII and IX., rev., characteristics of as Sec. of War, 111; re- 53^-539 tains John Tucker in War Dept., 108 Starr, Moses, 430 State in Schuylkill. See Schuylkill Fishing Ta Tsing Empire, 37 Company Talone family of Ardmore, 463 i966 INDEX 583 Tatham, John. See Gray, John Transportation. See Railroads Taylor, Abraham, 195 Trautman, William F., labor leader, 365, 370 Taylor, Christopher, 335, 518; death of Treason: Pa. Act of 1777 on, 287, 293-294, (1686), 323 295, 296; persons attainted of, 306 Taylor, Capt. Francis, 521-523 "Treason and its Punishment in Revolution- Taylor, Israel, deputy surveyor, 330, 504, 505; ary Pennsylvania,*' by Henry J. Young, threatened by Indian, 334 287-313 Taylor, Capt. Richard, 521-523 Treaty ports. See Canton, Amoy, Fuchau, Taylor, Capt. Thomas,/. 1686, 322 Ningpo, Shanghai Tenements, Italian in Phila., 461, 462 Trenton, Battle of, rev., 400 Thames River, Conn., 10 Tripoli, 6, 26 Theater, Yankee, rev., 266-268 Tripoli Harbor, 6 The Theater in Colonial America, by Rankin, Tristan d'Acunha, 11 rev., 255-257 Trudel, Marcel, 524-525 Thomas, Adele Biddle (Mrs. Samuel Hinds Truxtun, Capt. Thos., 5 Thomas), 51 Tucker, John, 108 Thomas, Gen. George H., 466; loss of mules Tucker, Thomas, 239 and horses (1863), 479 Turkey, U. S. commercial treaty with, 26-27 Thomas, Gertrude Z., Richer Than Spices. Turner, Frederick Jackson, 557 How a Royal Bride's Dowry Introduced Turner, Joseph, 195, 219, 221, 224 Cane, Lacquer, Cottons, Tea, and Porcelain Turner, Joseph, and Andover furnace, 202, to England . . . , rev., 247-248 207 Thomas, Gen. Lorenzo, 96 Turner, Robert. 315, 330, 340, 341, 344, 347, Thompson, D. G. Brinton, ed., "Dr. Daniel 512; house of, 343; illness of, 340 Garrison Brinton with the Army of the Turner\ Bolton, and Webb: Three Historians of Cumberland," 466-490 the American Frontiery by Jacobs, Caughey, Thompson, Maj. Robt., 493n and Frantz, rev., 557 Thomson, Mr., of Gwynedd, 521-522 Turner Hall, 359 Thomson, Charles, 169 Typefounding in America, 1787-1825, by Thomson, Hannah Harrison (Mrs. Chas. Silver, rev., 543"545 Thomson), on shortage of men in Phila. (1785), 169 Thornton, Edward, 157 Underwood, Col. Adin Ballew, wounded, 477 Thorp, Willard, rev. of Hedges' Washington Unitarianism, compared with Hicksite move- Irving: An American Study, 1802-1832, ment, 236 *33-*3S United Car Workers of the World, 372 "Three Poems by Dr. Frederick Fraley," United States, frigate, 10, 26, 31 115-118 United States Christian Association, ap- Tilberg, Frederick, rev. of Nye's Here Come proved by Simon Cameron, 113 the Rebels!, 268-269 United States Naval Academy, genesis of, 33 Till, William, mayor of Phila., 195 University of Maryland, history of, rev., 552- Tilly, Count Alexandre de, marriage and 554 divorce oL 170 Upland Mill, of Wm. Penn, 498 Tinkcom, Harry M., rev. of Richman's Utica & Schenectady RR, 426, 428, 429 Historical Manuscript Depositories in Penn- sylvania, 282 Tires, for locomotives, 430, 431, 436 Vachon. AndrS, 524-525 Tobacco, as currency, 33$ Vail, Alfred, 431, 436; advises Geo. Vail on Tokio. See Yedo Baldwin Locomotive, 441; resident agent Tolles, Frederick B.: on mayors of Phila., at Baldwin Locomotive, 438 189; "William Penn's Prayer for Philadel- Vail, George, 430, 431, 436, 438; disgusted phia," 517-51? with Whigs in 1840, 439; dissolves firm of Tom Bowline, schooner, 11 Baldwin & Vail, 442; rift with M. W. Tonnage, Royal Navy vessels, formula of, Baldwin, 440, 442 230?* Vail, Judge Stephen. 430, 436, 438 "The Tonnage of the Continental Ship Valparaiso. Chile, blockade of, 14, 15 Alfred,** by John J. McCusker, Jr., 227-232 Vamos, Albert, 367 Toward Lexington: The Role of the British Van Buren, Martin, 26 Army in the Coming of the American Van den Bosch, Rear Admiral, 36 Revolution, by Shy, rev., 398-400 Van Every, Dale, Disinherited: The Lost Townsend, Isaac, 239 Birthright of the American Indian, rev., 547 584 INDEX October

Vaughn, Gen. John C, 488 The War for America, 1775-1783, by Mack- Verner, Frederick, 299 esy, rev., 124-125 Vietor, Alexander 0., rev. of Magnusson and The War of 1812, by Coles, rev., 409-410 Palsson's The Finland Sagas: The Norse Warder, Ann Head (Mrs. John Warder): Discovery of America , . . , 385-386 dislikes Bingham mansion, 167; notes Vigo, Francesco, 448 shortage of men in Phila. (1786), 169 Fincennes, sloop of war, 3$, 36, 39, 43; in Warren, frigate, 26 Japan, 4ir, 42r; at Whampoa, 37-38 Warrington, Commodore Lewis, 16; com- Vincent, Sir Matthew & Co., 493 mands Norfolk Navy Yard, 19, 25; visits Vineland, N. J., Italian farming colony at, 453 Pensacola, 24 The Finland Sagas: The Norse Discovery of Warville, Jacques Pierre, Brissot de. See America . . . , ed. by Magnusson and Brissot de Warville, Jacques Pierre Palsson, rev., 385-386 Washburn, Wilcomb E, rev. of Van Every's Vinnerson, John, 499 Disinherited: The Lost Birthright of the Virginia, colonial sports in, rev., 525-526 American Indian, 547 Vitalli, Anthony. See Vitaly, Anthony Washington, George: attends concert, 447; Vitaly, Anthony, 447 bust of by Greenough, 28; levees and enter- Viti, A. M., 452 tainments of in Phila., 161, 182; objects to Volney, Constantin Francois, Count de, at travel on pass (1779), 310; occupies Robt. Wm. Bingham's, 166 Morris house on Market St., 158; social eminence of in Phila., 158, 175 Washington Irving: An American Study, Wages, 358; pooling system, 356; by straight 1802-1832, by Hedges, rev., I33~*35 piece work, 357 Washington Navy Yard, 32 Wainwright, Nicholas B.: "Commodore James Wasp, sloop of war, 10; captures Frolic, 9, Biddle and his Sketch Book," 3-92; rev. of I7r; renamed Loup Cervier, 10 Rivinus and Biddle's Lights Along the Water Street drawbridge, repair of (1770), 200 Delaware; 281 Watson, Luke, 511; accused of bastardy, 512 Wainwright, T. F. Dixon, rev. of Weslager's Webb, Walter Preston, 557 The Garrett Snuff Fortune, 414-416 Weber, Thomas, 109 Wakefield, Manville B., Coal Boats to Tide- Welch, Samuel, realty agent, 364, 3jyn water: The Story of the Delaware and Hud- Weld, Isaac, 157 son Canal, rev., 549-550 Welles, Gideon, 98, 108 Waldensians, in Phila., 447, 465 Welsh Tract, improper surveys within, 492 Walker, Mr., of Rothgrams, 221 Weslager, C. A., The Garrett Snuff Fortune, Walker, Francis, land of, 329 rev., 414-416 Walker, Joseph E., Hopewell Fillage: A Social West, Benjamin, 449; paintings of admired and Economic History of an Iron-Making by Wm. Allen, 221 Community', rev., 540-542 West, Richard S., Jr., Lincoln's Scapegoat Walker, Robert J., io2« General. A Life of Benjamin F. Butler, Wallace, David H., rev. of Winterthur Port- 1818-1893, rev., 140-141 folio II, 560-561 Whampoa, 37, 38 Wallace, Paul A. W.: Lebanon Falley College: Wharton, William, 235 A Centennial History, rev., 554-555; rev. of Wharton and Humphreys, Phila. shipbuild- Oliphant's The Rise of Bucknell University, ers, 228 412-414 Wheeler, Gilbert, 504 Walliam, James, 500 "When this Cruel War is Over/' Civil War Walnut Street Theater, operas at, 453 song, 478 Wanamaker, John, philanthropy of to Ital- Whiskey, 473, 478 ians, 460 White, John,/. 1688, 320, 334, 342, 346, 500 Wang Huja, treaty of (1844), 35, 37 White Sulphur Springs, Va., 32 War Department, U. S.: age of bureau chiefs Whitehead, Benjamin, 331 (1861), 96; Andrew Carnegie on (1861), 96; Whitehill, Robert, 304 building of (1861), 94; bureaus of, 94-95; Whitehill, Walter Muir, The Arts in Early dependence on go vs. for raising troops, 103; American History; Needs and Opportunities inefficiency of, 95-96, 97, 102; lack of for Study, rev., 264-265 personnel 94; and mobilization, 94; organ- Whitney, Asa, 442 ization of, 95; personnel of join Confeder- Whitpaine, Zachariah, 332, 333; and Indian acy, 97; quartermaster functions (1861), trade, 498, 514; leaves for England, 516 106; shortage of arms (1861), 109-110; sup- Whitridge, Arnold, rev. of Zucker's General ply system of, 105, 107 deKalb, Lafayette's Mentor, $33-534 1966 INDEX 585 Wilcocks, Alexander, 162 Woodbury, Levi, reports on locomotives, 426 Wilcox, Barnabas, 498 Woodlands, countryseat of Wm. Hamilton, Wilkes, Commander Charles, 35 Wjllces, John, iiKn-iiyn Woolf, Leon, Lockout, The Story of the Home- Wilkes Expedition (1838-1842), 32, 47 stead Strike of 1892 . . . , rev., 273-276 Wilkinson, Thomas, 298 The World of Laughter: The Motion Picture Willard's Hotel, 467 Comedy Short, 1910-1930, by Lahue, rev., "William Allen—Benjamin Chew Corre- 561-562 spondence, 1763-1764," by David A. Kim- Wright, Abijah, loyalist, 298 ball and Miriam Quinn, 202-226 Wright, Benjamin H., 439-440 William Penn the Politician, His Relations Wright, Louis B.: The Dream of Prosperity in with the English Government, by Ulick, rev., Colonial America, rev., 124; ed., The 387-388 Elizabethans' America: A Collection of Early "William Penn's Prayer for Philadelphia," by Reports by Englishmen on the New World, Frederick B. Tolles, 517-519 rev., 386-387; ed., The Prose Works of Williams, Dunk, land of, 329, 513 William Byrd of Westover . . . , rev., 388- Williams, Jonatnan, associate of Robt. Mor- 39O ris, 162 Wyalusing Falls, 495 Williams, Kenneth P., quoted on mobiliza- Wyman, Capt. T. W., 3$ tion, 112 Williams, Richmond D., rev. of Wakefield's Coal Boats to Tidewater . . . , 549-550 Williamson, Joel, After Slavery: The Negro in Yankee Theatre: The Image of America on the South Carolina . . . , rev., 143-145 Stage, 1825-1850, by Hodge, rev., 266-268 Willing, Ann McCall (Mrs. Thos. Willing), Yarmouth, ship, 4 Willing, Thomas, 159, 161; in Pa. Assembly, Yeates, John (1705-1765), io6n Yedo, 40 Willing, Morris, and Co., 228, 229 Yedo Bay, 41 Wilmington, Del., 21 Yellow Fever: on board Macedonian, 19; Wilmot, Henry, 223 ravages of in Phila. in 1790's, 174 Wilson, James (1742-1798), 162; defends Young, E. C, artist, 47, 51 Tories, 302; house of mobbed, 311 Young, Henry, "Treason and its Punishment Wilson: Campaigns for Progressivism and in Revolutionary Pennsylvania." 287-313 Peace, 1916-1917, by Link, rev., 277-280 Yrujo, MarchionessdeCasa (Sarah McKean), Wine, 37 portrait of, 1697* Wine coolers, 28 Winterthur Portfolio II, rev., 560-561 Wise, C. A., labor leader, 361, 362, 363, 367- 373, 377 Zeta Psi, 115 Wolf, Edwin, 2nd: rev. of Aldridge's Benja- Zimmerman, John J., rev. of Ketcham's min Franklin, Philosopher &? Man, 262- Benjamin Franklin, S35~53^ 263; rev. of Korty's Benjamin Franklin and Zoltvany, Yves F., rev. of Brown, Trudel, Eighteenth-Century American Libraries, and Vachon's Dictionary of Canadian Biog- 404-405 raphy, vol. 1:1000-iyoo, 524-525 Wood, Joseph, portraits of Com. Jas. Biddle, Zucker, A. E., General deKalb, Lafayette's 13, i8f Mentor, rev., S33S35