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Abolition of slavery. See Antislavery move- American Philosophical Society, 364, 370, ment 471; and Chesapeake & Delaware Canal, Academy of Natural Sciences, 41, 43 501; and Adam and Henry Seybert, 40, Academy of Philadelphia. See University of 43, 44, 57 Pennsylvania American Revolution: Pa. land confiscations Ackworth School, England, 45a in, 328-343; Old Northwest in, 120-121; Adams, Donald R., Jr., rev. of Lindstrom's Quaker sufferings during, 212-223, 437- Economic Development in the Philadelphia 456; radical committees of Phila., 378 Region, 1810-1850, 520-522 American Revolutionary: A Biography of Adams, John: promotes a nat. university, General Alexander McDougall, by Mac- 370; Papers of, vols. 1 and 2, 244-246 Dougall, rev., 137-139 Adams, John Quincy, 360; attacks "gag American School, of political economy, 458, rule," 157 462 Adelphi Building, 144 American Sunday School Union, 348 Advance Light Brigade, in War of 1812, 478 Ammerman, David, rev. of Ryerson's The Aiken, John, 367 Revolution is Now Begun, 378-380 Alabama claims, 462-464 Amusements, affects of on morals, 345 Aldridge, Alfred Owen, 415, 416 Anchovies, from Italy, 10, 13 Alexander, Mrs., of N. Y., 12 Anderson, Maj. Robert: and surrender of Alexander, John K., "Deference in Colonial Fort Sumter, 273, 274; visits Phila., 297 Pennsylvania," 422-436 Andrew Jackson and the Course of American Allegheny County, goes Democratic in 1932, Empire, 1767-1821, by Remini, rev., 383- 186 38.4 Allegheny County Civic Club, 71, 90 Angier, William, 303 Allen, Andrew, estate confiscated, 337, 338, Annenberg, Moses, 199, 206 Anti-Americanism in the German Novel 1841- Allen, James, 20 1862, by Hollyday, rev., S3SS3^ Allen, John (1742-1778), 6n; and Benj. West Antinomianism, 421 in Italy, 7-26 Antislavery movement: Am I Not a Man and Allen, Margaret Hamilton (Mrs. Wm. Allen), a Brother, Bruns, ed., rev., 251-252; Phila. death of, 13, 15 Female Anti-Slavery Society, 143-166 Allen, William (1704-1780), as patron of Appleton, Nathan, 314 Benj. West, 3-26 Arch Street Jail, Phila., 474-475 Almanacs, early American, 253 Arch Street Meetinghouse, 158 Alms House, Phila., 219 Archer, Byder, Maude & Co., bankers, 439 Alverthorpe, J. F. Fisher estate, 283; de- Argus, sloop of war, 478 scribed, 307-308 Armor, Thomas, Jr., 338 Am I Not a Man and a Brother: The Anti- Arms Makers of Maryland, by Hartzler, slavery Crusade of Revolutionary America, rev., 118-120 Briens, ed., rev., 251-252 Armstrong, Gen. John, Jr., 103, 104 American and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, Armstrong, Mrs. John, Jr., 105 162 Arson, burning of Pa. Hall, 159 American Anti-Slavery Society, 144, 148, "Aspects of Moral Reform in Early Nine- 149, 154, 161, 163 teenth-Century Pennsylvania," by J. American Bar Association, 200 Thomas Jable, 344-363 American Colonization Society, 144 Assembly, Pa. (unicameraL 1776-1790): and American Daily Advertiser, 232 pa•a:y of Pa. Line, 335-330; and property of The American Dream in the Great Depression, 6 Lo.oyalists; , 3-52 by Hearn, rev., 135-13 Athenaeum of Philadelphia, 471 American Free Produce Society, 163 Atlantic City, visit of Sarah Butler Wister American Peace Society, 152 to,319-321 537 538 INDEX October Atlantic Monthly, 171 Beazler, Mrs. teacher, 498 Auguste Edouart's Silhouettes of Eminent Becker, Stephen, Diary of My Travels in Americans, by Oliver, rev., 129-130 America, rev., 258-259 Aurora: attacks Thos, McKean, 232-242; Beecher, Catherine, 152 denounces lawyers, 238 Beer gardens, 359, 362 Austin, Dr., 176 Belden, Mrs., 288 Austria, immigrants from, 62 Belden, Laura. See Field, Mrs. Dudley D., Jr. Authors. See Writers Bell, Alonzo, 175-179 Bell, Marion L., Crusade in the City, rev., 389-391 Bache, Thomas Huston, 176 Bells, Centennial bell at Independence Hall, Bacon, 216 40-58 Bagot, Charles, 487 Belmont, Richard Peters estate, 503-504 Bailey, Francis, 232 Belohlavek, John M., George Mtfflin Dallas, Bailyn, Bernard, 365, 423 rev., 384-386 Baldwin, Loammi, 505 Belz, Herman, A New Birth of Freedom, rev., Balliets, Stephen, 338 5237524 Balloon ascensions, 351; failure at Vauxhall Benbridge, Henry, 3 Garden (i8i9),497 Benezet, Anthony, 406 Baltimore: attacked in War of 1812, 478; Benjamin West: The Context of His Life's secession spirit in, 302, 304, 311 Work, by Dillenberger, rev., 243-244 Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, 308 Bennett, James Gordon, 278 * Bancroft, George, 178 Bentalou, Paul, 105^ Bank of Montgomery County, 481 Berkeley, Francis L., Jr., rev. of Oliver's Bank of Pennsylvania, Cabrera forgery case, The Portraits of John Marshall, 125-127 225 Berkey, J. M., 66 Bank of the United States, 1st, 469 Berthier, Gen. Pierre Alexandre, io6n Bank of the United States, 2nd, 469; inflated Berthoff, Roland, 66 stock value of, 491; James Lloyd declines Bethman, German Banker, 481 presidency of, 506 Bethune, Divie, 348 Bank of Washington, 483 Betty Sally, ship, 7-8, 13, 14 Banks, Nathaniel P., 305 Bible, study of, 348 Barclay, David, 454 Bibliography of Pennsylvania History: A Barclay, David & Sons, and Wm. Allen, Supplement, Wall, ed., 139 6-16, 19-20 Bicentennial, in Phila., 168 Barclay, Robert, 214 Bick, Mr., 483 Barclay, Bevan, & Bening, bankers, 439 Biddle, Catherine, 320 Baring, Alexander, 1st Baron Ashburton, 481 Biddle, Col. Charles J., 310;* Barker, Anna. See Ward, Mrs. Samuel G. Biddle, Judge Craig, 175 Barker, John, 226, 227, 229 Biddle, George W., in Home Guard, 305 Barley, 216 Biddle, Commodore James, 492, 492^ Barney's Inn, Baltimore, 484, 487 Biddle, James (1929- ), 103 Barouches. See Carriages Biddle, James S., 320 Bartram, Alexander, 337 Biddle, John, Loyalist, 331 Bartram's Garden, 491 Biddle, Mary. See Cadwalader, Mary Biddle Bashore, Ralph M., 192 Biddle, Nicholas (1786-1844), 494; converses Bass, Robert, 41 with Benj. West, 109-114; diaries of, 103; Bates, William Nickerson, 103 impressions of Napoleon, 103-108; Wm. Bath Springs House, Bristol, 479 Joseph Walter dedicates book to, 30, 31 Baumann, Roland M.: rev. of de Pauw's Bingham, William, 489 Documentary History of the First Federal Bird, Mrs. Lewis, 286 Congress, vol. 3, 123-124; rev. of Prince's Birkbeck, Morris, 450 The Federalists and the Origins of The U.S. Birkbeck, Wilson, 454 Civil Service, 382-383 Bishop, Thomas, 276, 284 Bayard, Florence. See Lockwood, Mrs. Black, Charles A., 361 Benoni The Black Family in Slavery and Freedom^ Bayard, James A. (1799-1880), 286, 287, 294 by Gutman, rev., 252-253 Bayard, Mrs. James A., 287, 293 Blade, Mrs. Elizabeth S., 48 Bayard, Mabel. See Kane, Mrs. John K., Jr. Bladensburg: battle of, 477; battle ground, Bayard, Thomas Francis (1828-1898), 293 483 Beauregard, Gen. Pierre G. T., 274,316 Blaine, Ephraim, 340 1978 INDEX 539 Blaine, Jones G., 460 Bringhurst, Joseph, 216n Blakes, John, 440 Bristol, Pa., as summer resort, 479-480, 490 Blanc, Bishop Anthony, 34 British Museum, 165 Blanchard, Jean Pierre, 351 Brooklyn Navy Yard, 492 Bland, Barnet, & Hoare, hankers, 439 Brooks, Edward, 80 Blockson, Charles L., rev. of Gutman's The Brosius, Nicholas, 338 Black Family in Slavery and Freedom, 252- Brown, David S., 314 2S3 Brown, Frederick, 281 Blodget, Mr. S., 488 Brown, Ira V.: rev. of Bruns's Am I not a Bloom, Robert L., rev. of Cochran's Bi- Man and a Brother, 251-252; "Cradle of centennial History, 375-377 Feminism: The Philadelphia Female Anti- Blue Laws, of Pa., 345-348 Slavery Society, 1833-1840," 143-166 Bode, Carl, Maryland: A Bicentennial His- Brown, Mary Johnson. See Chew, Mrs. tory, rev., S33 Samuel Boies, Henry M., 76 Brown, Moses. 445 Boletto, Capt., 20 Brown, Ralph Adams, rev. of Taylor's Bonaparte, Jerome, 481 Papers of John Adams, vols. 1 and 2, 244- Bonaparte, Joseph, 488, 489; admires Bel- 246 mont estate, 504; admires the Woodlands, Brown, Collinson, & Tritton, bankers, 439 480; at circus, 506; rents Lansdowne, 485 Brown mi Her, Roy, 203 Bonaparte, Louis, 481 Bruce, Thomas, seventh Earl of Elgin, 114 Bonaparte, Lucien, 480 Brumbaugh, Martin G., 84, 89; background Bonaparte, Napoleon. See Napoleon I of, 85 Bond, Rebecca, 489 Brungard, D. M., 66 Bones, Mr., 485 Bruns, Roger, ed., Am I Not a Man and a Book of Common Prayer, revised by Franklin, Brother, 251-252 414-415 Bryan, Hugh, 408 Booth, Sally Smith, Seeds of Anger, rev., Buck, Elizabeth, 341 377-378 Buck, Solon, 341 Boreas, ship, 8 Buffum, Rebecca, 150 Boscawen, Admiral Edward, 6 Bull, John, 340 Boudinot, Elias, IV., biog. of by Clark, 116— Bull Run, Battle of, 315-318 117 Bullitt, William C, 195 Bowling, Kenneth, rev. of Clark's E. B.: The Bunner, Andrew, 340 Story of Elias Boudinot IV, 116-117 Bunting, Anna, 145, 148 Bradish, Mrs., 492 Burleigh, C. C, 157 Bradshaw, Robert, 4427* Burnham, Walter Dean, 70, 21 on Bragdon, Henry Wilkinson, rev. of Mulder's Burt, Nathaniel: rev. of Hersh's The Mellon Woodrow Wilson: The Years of Prepara- Family, 527-529; rev. of Lewis', Those tion, 526-527 Philadelphia Kelly s, 262-2621 rev. of Bramble, schooner, 472 Koskoff's The Mellons, 527-529; Palaces Brandon, Ruth, Singer and the Sewing for the People, rev., 531-532 Machine, rev., 132-133 Bush Hill, Hamilton estate, 473, 499; Breakfast, at Atlantic City, 320 gambling at, 353 Breck, Daniel, 495 Bush River Monthly Meeting, 448, 449 Breck, George, 491 Bushfield, Samuel, 355, 3S^> 357 Breck, Charles, 491, 492 Busti, Paul, 482, 496 Breck, Jean Ross (Mrs. Sam. Breck), 469, Busti, Mrs. Paul, 482 473, 476, 480 Bustill, Cyrus, 157 Breck, Lucy, 472, 476, 480; education of, Butler, Gen. Benjamin F., 327 498, 501 Butler, Elizabeth. See McAllister, Mrs. Breck, Samuel, Sr., 469 Julian Breck, Samuel. Jr. (1771-1862): and Chesa- Butler, Jon, Power, Authority, and the peake & Delaware Canal, 501-503; diary Origins of American Denominational Order, of, 1814-1822, 469-508; and Hist. Soc. of rev., 510-511 Pa., 471; memoirs of, 471; in politics, 470; Butler, Frances. See Leigh, Mrs. J. W. portrait by Otis, 485 Butler, Mrs. John (Gabriella M. Morris), 291 Brewer, William U., 76 Butler, Pierce (1744-1822), 271, 272 Bridges, at Falls of Schuylkill, 486, 486» Butler, Pierce (d. 1867), 271, 289, 294, 295, Bright, Henry Arthur, diary of, 522-523 304, 318, 321; arrest of, 321-323, 327; in Brignoli, opera singer, 277 Civil War, 273; quintet of, 297 54° INDEX October Butler, Mrs. Pierce. See Kemble, Frances Carr, Mr., 491 Anne Carr, Ann, 491 Butler, Sarah. See Wister, Sarah Butler Carr, Lois Green, 117-118 Butler, Smedley D., 188 Carracci, Annibalt (1560-1609), lion Butler Place, Phila., 271, 273, 281, 302, 327 Carriages, of Andrew Hamilton (d. 1825), 494 Butler's Island, Georgia, 289 Carroll, Kenneth L.: rev. of Butler's Power, Butter, Irish, 216 Authorityy and the Origins of American Buxbaum, Melvin, 400, 401, 402 Denominational Order, 510-511; "Irish and British Quakers and Their American Re- lief Funds, 1778-1797," 437-456; "The Cabrera, Don Joseph, "The case of . . .," Mary & Charlotte Fiasco: A Look at 1778 by Rowe, 224-242 British Quaker Relief for Philadelphia," Cadwalader, Caroline, rev. of Weigley's 212-223 Sarah Tyson Rorer, 134-135 Carson, Capt. John, murder of, 485 Cadwalader, Dr. Charlerles E., :in Civil War, Carter, Edward C, ed., The Virginia 307, 320 Journals of Benjamin Henry Latrobe, 1795- Cadwalader, Gen. George: and arrest of 1798, rev., 513-516 Pierce Butler, 321-324; Md. property of Cary, John H., rev. of Saffron's Surgeon to destroyed, 281-282; mob threatens house Washington, 248-249 of, 276; in Sarah B. Wister's diary, 295, Cassatt, Alexander, Jr., End of the Line, by 298,302,304,307,311 Davis, rev., 392 Cadwalader, John (1805-1879), 276; and Castlereagh, Lord, 473 family, visit Civil War troops, 306-307 Catalogue of the Green Tree Collection, by Cadwalader, John (1843-1925), 283 Garvan, rev., 264-265 Cadwalader, Capt. John (fl. 1978), rev. of Catholic Church. See Roman Catholic Church Hill's The Civil War Sketchbook of CharlesCatholic Family Library, 33, 3$ Ellery Stedman, 130-132 Catholic Herald, 36, 38 Cadwalader, Mary Biddle (Mrs. Thos. Catholic Keepsake, 37 Cadwalader), 494-496, 496/z Cattle shows, 356 Cadwalader, Sarah Bancker (Sally), 308 Cemeteries, 534; Famous and Curious, by Cadwalader, Gen. Thomas, 482, 499; occu- Marion, rev., 265-267 pies The Solitude, 489; in War of 1812, 478 Centennial Exposition, Declaration of Inde- Caffarelli, Gen. Francois Marie Auguste, pendence at, 167-183 106/z Cevallos, Don Pedro, 230, 238 Calcroft, John, 20 Ce"zar, Joseph, 95 Caldwell, Mr., 483 Chaloner, John, 340 Caldwell, Dr. Charles (1772-1853), 474, 476, Champlost, countryseat, 279, 284, 303 Chandler, Joseph R., 38 479 X Camac, William, 303 Chandler, Zachariah, 168-175, 79> *8i Cameron, J< Donald, 185 Chapman, Maria Weston, 156, 158 Cameron, Simon, 171, 172, 185, 307, 309 Cheese: Gloucester, 216; Parmesan, 10 Campbell, Jacob, 473 Chemical Society of Philadelphia^ 40 Campbell, James, 80 Chesapeake & Delaware Canal, 501-503 Campbell, St. George, 307 Chestnut Hill, Civil War Barracks at, 300, "The Canadian-American Reciprocal Trade 301, 304 Agreement of 1874: A Pennsylvanian's Chestnut Street Theatre, 96, 100, 476 View," by Rodney J. Morrison, 457-468 Chestnut Street Theatre, 2nd, described, Canal boats, 507 506-507 Capalano, Antonio, sculptor, 488 Cheves, Langdon, biog. of by Huff, 260 Capital punishment, hanging of Richard Chew, Anne Sophia Penn, 314 Smith, 485 Chew, Benjamin (1793-1864), 291 A Capitalist Romance: Singer and the Sewing Chew, Elizabeth Margaretta. See Mason, Machine, by Brandon, rev., 132-133 Mrs. James Murray Carey, E. L., and Hart, A., 30, 33 Chew, Samuel (1832-1887), 31477 Carey, Henry C: economic writings of, 459; Chew, Mrs. Samuel (Mary J, Brown), 176, influence of on Pres. Grant, 460-467; on 3H reciprocal trade with Canada, 457-468; Child, Lydia Maria, 149 reputation of, 461 Children, school and labor laws for, 59-92 Carey, Mathew, 32, 459, 460, 501-502 Children's Aid Society, 58 Carey and Lea, 459 Childs, George W., 168, 171, 172, 173, 176, Carey Vespers, 460 177, 178; friendship with U. S. Grant, 172 1978 INDEX 541 Chimney sweeps, 290 Coolidge, Calvin, 185 China trade, 482 Cooper, Henry, 458 Christ Church, Phila.: Benj. Franklin's con- Cooper, James (1810-1863), 305 nection with, 413-414; Fanny Kemble Corruption, charges of in 1938 Pa. election, married at, 271 189-192, 206 Christopher, Gary J., rev. of Etting's Mili- Coughlin, James M., 81, 89 tary Uniforms in America, vol. 2, 267-268 Council of Safety, Pa., confiscates property Circus, in Phila. (1822), 506 of Loyalists, 331,332 Civil Service, U.S., 382 Court House, Phila., Geo. Whitefield preaches Civil War, diary of Sarah Butler Wister, from, 403 271-327 Courtney. William, 341 The Civil War Sketchbook of Charles Ellery Cox, Paul, 241 Stedman, by Hill, rev., 130-132 Cox, Richard J., rev. of Bode's Maryland: A Clarendon, N. Y. hotel, 325 Bicentennial History, $33 Clark, Barbara Louise, E. B.: The Story 0/ Coxe, Brinton (1833-1892), 303, 305, 318 Elias Boudinot IV\ rev., 116-117 Coxe, Charles, 12 Clark, Dennis, rev. of Ehrlich's Immigrants Coxe, Mrs. Eckley (Sophia Fisher), 290 in Industrial America, 1830-1920, 524-525 Coxe, Tench, 239 Clarke, Elizabeth (Lizzie), 303^, 304, 311 Coyne. Francis R.. 74 Clarkson Hall, Phila., 149 "Cradle of Feminism: The Philadelphia Clemson, Thomas G., 43 Female Anti-Slavery Society, 1833-1840," Cliveden, Chew House, described in 1861,314 by Ira V. Brown, 143-166 Clocks, Centennial clock at Independence Craig, Ann (1757-1838), 490 Hall, 40-58 Craig, Jane (1759-1841), 490 Clothing, of rural Pa., 124-125 Craven, J. L., 175 Coal: anthracite strike of 1900, 65; immi- Creasy, William "Farmer," 89 grant labor in, 66; Pa. production of, 60,61 Cremations, 56 Coates, John Dawson, 444 Crispin, Mr., 23 Coates, William, 340 Crispin, William, 340 Cochin, J. D. (1726-1783), 28 Croy, Prince de, 44 Cochran, John, 176 Crusade in the City, by Bell, rev., 389-391 Cochran, Dr. John, Surgeon to Washington, Cucumbers, 491 by Saffron, rev., 248-249 Cummisky, Eugene, 33 Cochran, Thomas C.: rev. of Brandon's Cunningham, John, 36 Singer and the Sewing Machine, 132-133; Curti, Merle, 68, 69 rev. of Davis' End of the Line, 392-394; Curtin, Andrew Gregg, 276 Pennsylvania: A Bicentennial History, rev., Cutler, William W., II, 69 Cygnet, sloop of war, 20 „ 375-377T j Cochrane, Lord, 480 Cockfighting, 356-358; suppressed in Phila., 3S3 Coffey, Rev. James, 362 Daguerreotypes, 43 Coffin, Lucretia. See Mott, Lucretia Coffin Dallas, Alexander James, 229, 230, 231, 238 Coke, Pa. production of, 60, 61 Dallas, George Mifflin, biog. of by Beloh- Colebrook, Sir Charles, 11 lavek, 384 College of the Athenaeum, 35 Dancing, attacked as immoral, 408 Collins, William, 100 Dancing schools, in Phila., 347 Colson, Pauline, 277 Darlington, Judge, 353, 354 Columbian Anacreontic Society of New Dashwood, Sir Francis, Lord Le Despencer, York, 97 and Franklin, 414-415 Columbus, ship of the line, 500 Davis, Burke, Old Hickory: A Life of Andrew Congress, Continental, recommends seizure Jackson, rev., 517-519 of Loyalist property, 332 Davis, James J., senatorial election of 1938, Congress, of the U.S., "gag rule" of, 152,157 185, 186, 196, 199-210 Connecticut, Freemasonry in, 511-513 Davis, Jefferson, war proclamation of, 298 Conrad, Robert T., 362 Davis, Patricia T., End of the Line, rev., Constitution, frigate, 475 392-394 "Conversations with Benjamin West," by Davis, Richard Beale, rev. of Faust's A Nicholas B. Wainwright, 109-114 Sacred Circle, 386-388 Cook, Capt. James, 368 Davis' Tavern, near Washington, D. C, 483, Cookery, role of Sarah Tyson Rorer, 134-135 484 542 INDEX October Dawson, John, 442, 444 Duff, Gov. James H., 210 Dean, Joseph, 340 Dufferin, Lord, 467 Decatur, Commodore Stephen, 481, 487, 488 Duncan, Mrs. Henry, 299 Decatur, Mrs. Stephen, 487, 488 Duncannon Iron Works, 286 Declaration of Independence, exhibited at Dunlap, William, 4, 97, 98 Phila. in 1876, 167-183 Duroc, Gen., Due de Frioul, 105 "Deference in Colonial Pennsylvania and Dyer, Emily, 301 That Man from New Jersey," by John K. Alexander, 422-436 Deism, 344, 413, 414 Delanoy, Abraham, 3 E. B.: The Story of Elias Boudinot IV, by Delaplaine, Joseph, 495 Clark, rev., 116-117 Democratic Party: opposes school reform in Eadweard Muybridge, by Hendricks, rev., Pa., 71; in Pa. 1938 gubernatorial election, 391-392 184-211 Eagle, steamboat, 482 Denny, Ebenezer, 349 Eagles field, Rundle estate, 479 de Onis, Don Lewis, 480 Earl, Ralph, 4 Department of Public Instruction, 86 Earle, George H., Ill, 186, 187, 189-199, de Pauw, Linda Grant, ed., Documentary 202, 203, 207-209; fires Margiotti, 191 History of the First Federal Congress, vol. 3, Early American Almanacs: The Colonial rev., 123-124 Weekday Bible, by Stowell, rev., 253-255 Depression (1930-1940), The American Eccleston, Archbishop Samuel, 34, 2>S Dream in, by Hearn, rev., 135-136 Ecole des Mines, Paris, 40, 42 Des Coudres? Justin, 498 Economic Development in the Philadelphia deVeaux, Julia. See Powel, Julia deVeaux Region, 1810-1850, by Lindstrom, rev., DeWitt, Edith, 195 520-522 Diaries: of Samuel Breck, 1814-1822, 469- Edouart, Auguste, silhouettes of, 129-130 508; of Isaac Mickle, 1837-1845, 127-128; Education: plans for nat. university, 364- "Sarah Butler Wister's Civil War Diary," 374; public in Pa., 59-92 271-327 Edwards, Mrs. Jonathan, 419 Diary of My Travels in America: Louis- Ehrenpreis, Anne Henry, ed., Happy Coun- Philippe, Becker, trans., rev., 258-259 try', This America, rev., 522-523 "The Diary of Samuel Breck, 1814-1822," Ehrlich, Richard L., ed., Immigrants in Nicholas B. Wainwright, ed., 469-508 Industrial America, 1850-1920, rev.> 524- Dillenberger, John, Benjamin West, rev., 5*5 243-244 Eills:iiis,, :Nancy, Here Lies America, rev,, 534- Dillon, Richard, We Have Met the Enemy: S3S Oliver Hazard Perry, rev., 516-517 Elder, William, 460 Dilworth, Richardson, 210 Elections: in Pa. in 1817, 493; in Pa. in Diney, Mrs., 504 1822, 504 Diseases, summer fevers, 502 Elliot, Mr., surveyor, 497 District of Columbia, slavery in, 153 Elliot, Andrew, 338 Documentary History of the First Federal Ellis, John, 293 Congress, vol. 3, House of Representatives Ellsworth, Col. Ephraim, death of, 300- Journal, de Pauw, ed., rev., 123-124 30177,303 Dolphin, naval vessel, 286 Elwyn, Alfred Langdon, 321 Donation Fund, of British Quakers, 223, Elwyn, Mrs. Alfred Langdon, 315 438-441, 448 Emlen> Samuel, 216n Donehoo, George P., A History of the Indian End of the Line, by Davis, 392-394 Villages, rev., 388-389 England, Bishop John, 34 Douglass, Grace, 155, 156, 157 Entertainments, as causes of vice, 345 Douglass, Robert, 157 Epervil, Monsieur, 347 Douglass, Sarah, 156, 157 Epitaphs, 475; of Benj. Franklin, 412 Drayton, Mildred, 30 Erdman, Charles R., 427, 429;/ Drinker, John, i\6n Esling, Catherine H., 37 Duane, William: assaulted by Jos.^B. Essex, frigate, 478 McKean, 237; attacks Thos. McKean, Etting, Frank M.: death of, I8I»; and Inde- 224-242; promotes judicial reform, 235 pendence Hall, 168-181 Duche*, Jacob, on liberty, 435 Etting, John R., ed., Military^JJniformsjn Dudley, Paul, 417 America, vol. 2, rev., 267-268 Duell, Robert H., 172, 173 Eustis, Mr. & Mrs. Frederick, 285 1978 INDEX 543 Ewing, Samuel, 499 Fisher, J. Francis, 307; memoir of Sam. Excise Act (1771), of Pa., 434 Breck,47i,472 Executions. See Capital punishment Fisher, Mrs. J. Francis, 279, 286 Fisher, James S., 502 Fisher, Gov. John S., 185, 201 Fisher, Lily. See Kane, Mrs. R. Patterson Factories, Pa. inspection act, 72 Fjsher, Sally, 279 Fairmount Dam, effects of, 497, 500, 502 Fisher, Sidney George, in Wister diary, 285- Fairmount Water Works, 477 286 Fairy Hill, Pepper estate, 297 Fisher, Mrs. Sidney George, in Wister diary, Falconer, Capt. Nathaniel, 11 285-286 Famous and Curious Cemeteries, by Marion, Fisher, Sophia. See Coxe, Mrs. Eckley rev., 265-267 Fisher, William, 216n Fane, Anne, 30 Fisher, William Logan, 286 Farley, James, 197 Fisher, Mrs. William Logan, 286 Farr, John R., 73, 74, 75, 76 Fitzgerald, Thomas, 289 Farrell & Company, 169 Flat Rock, Schuylkiil R., 495 Faust, Drew Gilpin, A Sacred Circle, rev., Flaxman, scuhtor, 4 386-388 Flecknoe, Richard, 30 Favourite, sloop of war, 479 Foner, Eric, 423, 423W, 433 Fawcett, Joseph, 444 Forbes, Gen. John, 7, 10 Fay, Bernard, 401, 405 Ford, Betty, First Lady, 183 The Federalists and the Origins of the U.S Fordwich, Lord, 21 Civil Service, by Prince, rev., 382-383 Forgeries, of Jos. Cabrera, 225 Fell, Leah, 145, 148 "A Forgotten Philadelphia Writer: William Felltham, Owen, 30 Joseph Walter (1789-1846), by Raymond H. Feminism. See Woman's rights movement Schrnandt, 27-39 Fennelly, Catherine, rev. of Gehret's Rural Forster, Johann, plans of for nat. university, Pennsylvania Clothing, 124-125 364-374 Ferguson, E. James, ed., The Papers oj Forster, Johann Georg, 368 Robert Morris, vol. 3, rev., 380-381 Forsythe, Dall W., Taxation and Political Ferling, John E., The Loyalist Mind: Joseph Change, rev., 249-250 Galloway, rev., 246-248 Fort Lafayette, N. Y., Pierce Butler con- Fern Hill, McKean estate, 299 fined in,323, 324 Ferri, opera singer, 277 Fort McHenry, 281 Ferries, Del. R. team boat, 486 Fort Moultrie, 274 Fetter, Frank, 461 Fort Stanwix, 1768 treaty of, 341 Field, Dudley D., 288 Fort Sumter, surrender of, 273, 274, 275, 290 Field, Dudley D., Jr., 288 Forten, Capt., 219 Field, Mrs. Dudley D., Jr. (Laura Belden), Forten, Harriet. See Purvis, Harriet Forten 288 Forten, James, 147, 149, 505 Field, Janet. See Musgrave, Lady Anthony Forten, Margaretta, 145, 147, 149 Findlay, William (1768-1846), 498 Forten, Robert Bridges, 149, 150 Fine, Mrs., 504 Forten, Sarah, 147 Fine, John S., 199, 210 Fortress Monroe, 281 Fire engines, in Phila. in 1818, 495 Fothergill, Dr. John (1712-1780), 215, 220, Fires, of Pa. Hall, 159 441 First Day Society of Philadelphia, 348 Fountain Inn, Baltimore, 483 First Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry: in Fourth of July, Centennial celebration of, Sarah B. Wister's Civil War Diary, 283, 179. See Independence Day 288, 293, 297 298, 302, 303, 304, 308, 312; Fox, Gustavus Vasa, 324 at funeral of Capt. Ross, 493; in War of Fox, Mary, 274 1812,479 Fox, Samuel Mickle (1763-1808), 225, 232 Fish, Carl Russell, 354 Fractur, Pa. German, at Free Library of Fish, Hamilton, 181, 182, 464 Phila., 115-116 Fish House. See State in Schuylkiil Franchise, in N. J., 427, 428 Fisheries, Am. rights in Canadian waters, Francke, Hermann, 366 463, 464 Frankford Arsenal, 281 Fisher, Charles Henry: and arrest of Pierce Franklin, Benjamin, 364, 365, 369; defends Butler, 322-324, 327; failure of, 295 Sam. Hemphill, 400; founding of the Fisher, Coleman, 279 Univ. of Pa., 410-411; interest in colony 544 INDEX October on the Ohio, 411; relationship of with George Mifflin Dallas, Jacksonian Patrician, Geo. Whitefield, 399-421; religious beliefs by Belohlavek, rev., 384-386 of, 413-414 Gerlach, Larry R., 426W, 429^ Franklin, Deborah, 409 Germania concerts, Phila., 280, 289, 297,301 Franklin, John, 409 Germantown, naval vessel, 286 Franklin, William, powers of as Gov., 425 Gerrity, Frank, rev. of Lipson's Freemasonry Franklin, ship of the line, 474, 481, 500; in Federalist Connecticut, 1789-1835, 511- launched, 480 Franklin House, Phila., 506 Gibbons, Abraham, 454 Franklin Institute, 161 Gibson, John, 8, 9 Franks, David, 11 Gilbert, Benjamin, 445 Frazier, Arthur H., "Henry Seybert and the Gilbert, Benjamin, Jr., 445 Centennial Clock and Bell at Independence Gilbert, James B., Work Without Salvation, Hall," 40-58 rev., 394-395 Free Library of Philadelphia, Pa. German Gumor, Robert, 304, 306, 318 fractur of, 115-116 Giordano, Luca, 113^ Free Produce Society, 152 Girard, Stephen, and Chesapeake & Dela- Free Soil Party, 162 ware Canal, 501 Free trade, with Canada, 457-468 Girard House, Phila. hotel, 287 Freedmen's rights, 523 "Glimpses of Napoleon in 1804," by Nicholas Freemasonry in Federalist Connecticut, 1789- B. Wainwright, 103-108 1835, by Lipson, rev., 511-513 Gobin, G. P. S., 76 Freemasons, Phila. Lodge 51, 493 Godber, Mrs. Elizabeth, 46 Fre*mont, John Charles, 285 Godey, Louis A., 31 Freytag, Michael, 504 Goldsmith, Oliver, 97 Friend, Capt., 14 Gordon, Milton, 69 Fuller, John, 35s Gorham, Charles T., 173 Fullerton, David, 360 Gosport Navy Yard, destruction of, 281 Fulton, Robert, in Gough, John, 443 Funerals, of Capt. Chas. Ross, 493 Gould, Samuel L., 151 Grafton, Duke of, 18, 22 Grant, Ulysses S.: and Declaration of Inde- "Gag rule," of U.S. Congress, 152,157 pendence, 168,171-175,177,178;influence Galloway, Joseph, 328; The Loyalist Mind, of H. C. Carey on, 460-467 by Ferling, rev., 246-248 Grant, Ulysses S., Jr., 172 Gait, John, life of West, 4, 13 Gratz, Rebecca, 296-297 Gambling: at Centre Square, Phila., 3$3\ Gratz, Simon, 502, 505 evils of, 346; on horse races, 35s Graves, 534 Garnett, Gen. Robert Seldon, 315 Great Awakening, 400, 402 Garrick, David, 417 Great Britain, as threat to Am. economy, Garrison, William Lloyd, 143, 147, 148, 149, 458, 460, 467 *S3, *SS> 158, 160, 162, 165 Greece, visited by Nicholas Biddle, 103 Gar van, Anthony N. B., Catalogue of the Green, G. Edward, 199 Green Tree Collection, rev., 264-265 Green, William, 187, 204 Garvan, Mrs. Anthony N. B., rev. of Green Tree. See Mutual Assurance Company Weiser's and Heaney's Pennsylvania Ger- Greenaway, Emerson, rev. of Oliver's man Fractur, 115-116 Auguste Edouarfs Silhouettes, 129-130 Gawthrop, Thomas, 213, 216, 217, 221, 437, Greenberg, Douglas, rev. of Booth's Seeds of 438 Anger, 311~31% Gcffen, Elizabeth M.: rev. of Ehrenpreis' Greenhouses, 491 Happy Country, This America, 522-523; Gregory, Susannah, 440 rev. of Mackey's The Diary of Isaac Grew, Rev. Henry, 152,164 Mickle, 127-128 Grew, Mary, 150, 151, 152, 156, 160, 163, Gehret, Ellen J., Rural Pennsylvania Cloth- 165,166; poem on, 152 ing, rev., 124-125 Grew, Susan, 152 A Gentleman of Much Promise: The Diary of Gnce, Francis, 475 Isaac Mickle, 1837-1845, Mackey, ed., Grice, Joseph, 475 rev., 127-128 t Grimk6, Angelina. See Weld, Angelina George III, King of Great Britain, and Grimk6 Benj. West, 3,113 Grimk6, Sarah M., 151,160,162 George, Thomas, 507 Grumblethorpe, Germantown, 272 1978 INDEX 545 Grundy, Joseph R., 185-188, 198, 201, 007; Hearn, Charles R., The American Dream in supports Owlett, 199 the Great Depression, rev., 135-136 Guerrihe, British frigate, destroyed, 475 Hcatley, Thomas, 240 Guerrihe, U.S. frigate, launched, 475 Heine, William A., 52 Guffey, Joseph F., in 1938 election, 186-198, HeUfire Club, 415 204, 208, 210 Hemphill, Rev. Samuel, 400 Gutman, Herbert G., The Black Family in Hendricks, Gordon, Eadweard Muybridge, Slavery and Freedom, rev., 252-253 rev., 391-391 Henry, Alexander (1763-1847), 348 Henry, Alexander, mayor of Phila., 275, 276 Habersham, James, 407 Henry, Mrs. Charlton, 298 Hagen, Jacob, 214,449 Henry, Morton, 321 "Hail Columbia," 280 Henry, William (1729-1786), painted by Haines, Harvey W., 73 West, 111 Haines, Robert B., 291 Henry, Mrs. William, painted by West, mn Hale, Sara Josepha, 31 "Henry Seybert and the Centennial Clock Hale, Thomas, 337 and Bell at Independence Hall," by Haller, Henry, 338 Arthur H. Frazier, 40-58 Hamilton, Andrew (1676-1741), 5 Here Lies America: A Collection of Notable Hamilton, Andrew (d. 1825), 473, 494 Graves, by Kills and Hayden, rev., 534-535 Hamilton, Mrs. Andrew, attire of, 494 Hersh, Burton, The Mellon Family, rev., Hamilton, Gov. James (1710-1783), 15; as patron of Benj. West, 16-26 Hewitt, James, 95, 98, 101 Hamilton, James (d. 1817), 473, 489-490 Hickory, firewood price of, 479 Hamilton, William (d. 1811), 473 Hicks, Elias (1748-1830), preaching of, 507- Hamilton Village, West Phila., 477 508 Hammel (Hammalt), Capt., 14 Hiester, Gov. Joseph, 493, 498 Hampton, Wade (1818-1902), 318, 319 Higby, Mr., of Trenton, N. J., 493 Hancock, John, 178 Higgins, Jesse, 238 Hancock, Nathaniel, 480 Hill, Jim Dan, The Civil War Sketchbook of Hanging. See under Capital punishment Charles Ellery Stedman, rev., 130-132 Hanna, W. B., 175 Hinkley, Isabella, 277 Happy Country, This America, Ehrenpreis, Hirt, William E., 202 ed., rev., 522-523 Historical Society of Pennsylvania: anti- Harding, George, 339 slavery records at, 143; services of Sam. Harding, Warren G., 185 Brcck, 471 Harper, James, 152 A History of the Indian Villages ... in Penn- Harpur, W. E., 51 sylvania, by Donehoo, rev., 388-389 Harr, Luther A., 194 Hocher, Mr., 493 Harris, Frank, 200 Hock, 482 Harrowgate Gardens, Phila., 351 Hodgkinson, John, 97 Hartford Female Seminary, 152 Hoffman, Baroness von (Lilly Ward), 282 Hartshaw Monthly Meeting, 441 Hoffman, Francis F., 176 Hartzler, Daniel D., Arms Makers of Mary- Hoffman, Julia, 296-297 land, 118-120 Holland Land Company, 482;*, 496 Harvey, James E., 305 Hollingsworth, Enoch, 449 Hassler, Warren W., Jr., rev. of Longacre's Holl ings worth, Isaac, 448 The Man Behind the Guns, 261-262 Hollyday, G. T., Anti-Americanism in the Hastings, Daniel H., 79 German Novel 1841-1862, rev., 535-536 Hauy, Abb6 Ren6 Just, 40 Holmes, Mr., 105 Havelocks, 298 Holsman, Mrs. Daniel, 284 Haversacks, 287 Home Guard, Phila.. lawyer co. in, 305 Hawke, David. 422 Homestead Strike 011892, 65 Hawley, Joseph R., 169 The Honest Mind: The Thought and Work of Hayden, Parker, Here Lies America, rev., Richard Price, by Thomas, rev., 121-122 S34S3S Hooper, Mrs., 295, 297 Hayes, Rutherford B., 65 Hoover, Herbert, 185, 206 Head, Joseph,
Nagle, Peter, 338 Nantucket, Quaker pop. of, 444^, 448, 452 Oak, firewood price of, 479 Napoleon I, Emperor of France, 475, 476, Oatmeal, 216 480; Nicholas Biddle's impressions of, 103- Oberholtzer, Ellis Paxson, 27 108; coronation of, 107-108; defeat of at Oglethorpe Light Horse, 319 Leipzig, 473; reviews troops, 104-107 Ohio, ship of the line, 500 Nash, Gary B., 431, 432^ Old American Company, 94-98 Natchez, ship, 482 Old Hickory: A Life of Andrew Jackson, by National Archives, 167 Davis, rev., 517-519 National Catholic Register', 36 The Old Northwest in the American Revolu- National defense, H. C. Carey's fears for, 466 tion, Skaggs, ed., rev., 120-121 National Education Association, 73 Olive Branch, steamboat, 492 Navy, U. S., mode of naming ships, 500-501 Oliver, Andrew: Auguste Edouartys Silhou- Navy yards: at Southwark, 474; at Wash- ettes, rev., 129-130; The Portraits of John ington, D. C, 487 Marshall, rev., 125-127 Neale, Samuel, 442, 4427? Oliver, David B., 89 Neall, Elizabeth, 163 Olympic Theatre, Phila., 100 Negroes: The Black Family, by Gutman, O'Neill, Charles, 169, 182 rev., 252-253; place of in Phila. (1822), Ontario, sloop of war, 492 505; Geo. Whitefield's proposed school for, Opera, Italian, in Phila., 277 406 Oratorio, Hayden, 506 Nesbit, James, 363 Orme, Edward B., 281 Nesbitt, John M., 340 Orme, John F., 281 A New Birth of Freedom, by Belz, rev., 523- Orphanages, of Geo. Whitefield, 403, 405- 524 407, 409 New Deal, policies of, 184,187,188,197,198, Osborne, Henry, 338 209 Ostade, Adriarn van (1610-1684), now New Jersey: elective qualifications in, 425, Otis, Bass, portrait of Samuel Breck (1771- 426, 429; powers of col. govs., 425 1862), 485 Newbold, Caleb, Jr., 502 Ousterhout, Anne M., "Pennsylvania Land Newcomb, Benjamin H., rev. of Ferling's Confiscations During the Revolution," The Loyalist Mind: Joseph Galloway, 246- 328-343 248 Owlett, G. Mason, in 1938 senatorial race, Newhall family, 286, 296 199—202 Newman, John Henry, 38 Newspapers, antislavery, Genius 0/ Uni- versal Emancipation, 150 Nichols, Frederick D., rev. of Carter's The Paine, Thomas, on suffrage in Pa., 433, 434 Virginia Journals of Benjamin Henry Painters and painting: Benjamin West by Latrobe, 1795-1798, 513-516 Dillenberger, rev., 243-244; Benj. West in Nicholson, John, buys confiscated property, Italy, 3-26; Benj. West's opinions of, 109— 33%, 34i 114; historical, 3 Nightblooming Cereus, 476 Palaces for the People, by Burt, rev., 531-532 Nitre, production of, 42 Palais Royale, Paris, 103 Nixon, John, 177 Palissy, Bernard, 274 Noronha, Mrs., 320 Palmer, Robert R., 36$ Noronha, Mary (Molinara), 280, 289, 301, Palmetto Flag, newspaper, 275 306, 320 Papenfuse, Edward C, 117-118 North Carolina, relief for Quakers in Am. Papers of John Adams, vols. 1 and 2, Taylor Rev., 445, 446 ed., rev., 244-246 North Carolina, ship of the line, 500 The Papers of Robert Morris, 1781-1784, Northwest Passage, 5 vol. 3, Ferguson ed., rev., 380-381 Norton, Capt., 16 Parachutes, 497 Notre Dame, Paris, Napoleon's coronation Park Theatre, N. Y., 97 at, 107-108 Parker, Mary S., 155 1978 INDEX 551 Parker, Peter J., rev. of guides to Pa. State Pennsylvania Turnpike, 205 Archives, 136-137 Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage Association, Parrish, Mrs. George, 299 152 Parrish, Dr. Joseph, 160 "Pennsylvania's 'Lost' National University: Passmore, Rachel, 145 Johann Forster's Plan," by David W. Patent Office, 170 Robson, 364-374 Paterson, Evan, 15 Penrose, Boies (1860-1921), 185 Patoune, Dr., 23 Pepper, George Wharton, 185 Patterson, Gen. Robert (1792-1880), in Civil Pepper, Henry, 41 War, 316, 318, 320 Pepper, Maria Sarah (1776-1801). See Sty- Pattison, Gov. Robert E., 74, 75, 76, 78, 186 bert, Maria Sarah Pepper Peace, Isaac, 448, 451 Perry, Oliver Hazard, biog. of by Dillon, Peale, Charles Willson, 3, 338, 340 Pelissier, Victor, musical career of, 93-102 Pessen, Edward: rev. of Davis' Old Hickory: Pelissiers Columbian Melodies, 93, 99-101 A Life of Andrew Jackson, 517-519; The Pemberton, James (1723-1809), 220, 454 Many-Faceted Jacksonian Era, rev., 519- Pemberton, John (1727-1795), 453, 454, 45$ 520 Pendergrast, Capt. Garrett J., 281 Peter, William, 36 Penn family: lands confiscated in Am. Rev., Peters, Judge Richard (1744-1828), 230, 231, 339; Pa. land sales of, 342 238,481,482,494,504 Pennsacola Navy Yard, 299 Peters, Richard, Jr., 499 Pennsylvania: economic development of, 60; Peters, Thomas, 489 school laws of, 70-92 Pettit, Andrew, 236W Pennsylvania, ship of the line, destroyed, 286 Petty, Sir William (1737-1805), 1st Marquis Pennsylvania: A Bicentennial History, by of Lansdowne and 2nd Earl of Shelburne, Cochran, rev., 375~377 368, 369 Pennsylvania Abolition Society, 149, 155 Pew, Joseph N., Jr., 187, 188, 199, 206, 209 Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Philadelphia: British Quaker relief for in 471 Rev., 212-223; *n Civil War, 271-327; Pennsylvania Freeman, 152, 153, 159 forfeited estates in Am. Rev., 339-340; Pennsylvania Gazette, reports on Geo. White- revivalism in, 389 field, 403, 404, 405 Philadelphia, steamboat, 492, 493 The Pennsylvania German Fractur of the Free Philadelphia Amateur's Concert, 100 Ubrary of Philadelphia, comp. by Weiser Philadelphia Board of Public Education, 80, and Heaney, rev., n 5-116 86 Pennsylvania Hall, 157; destruction of, 158 Philadelphia Civic Club, 71, 80, 90 Pennsylvania Hospital, 219; West's "Christ Philadelphia Club, Ko6n Healing the Sick" at, 493 Philadelphia Female Anti-Slavery Society, Pennsylvania Institution for the Blind, 471 143-166 "Pennsylvania Land Confiscations During Philadelphia Sabbath Association, 360 the Revolution," by Anne M. Ousterhout, Philadelphia Saving Fund Society, 470 328-343 Philadelphia Sunday and Adult School Pennsylvania Line, legislation re pay of, 335- Union. See American Sunday School 336 Union Pennsylvania Manufacturers' Association, Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore Rail- 185, 200 road, 470 Pennsylvania Railroad, and A. J. Cassatt, Phillipps, Adelaide, 277 392 Phillips, Mr., 294 Pennsylvania Riding School, 161 Phillips, Ann Greene, 163 Pennsylvania School Code, 59-92 Phillips, George M., 89 Pennsylvania School Journal, 73, 75, 78 Phillips, Wendell, 153, 163, 164 Pennsylvania Society for Promoting the Photography. See Motion pictures Abolition of Slavery, 484^, 485 Piano, dominance of, 99, 102 Pennsylvania Society to Protect Children Pig iron, 61 from Cruelty, 72, 73 Pike, Joseph, 442, 444 Pennsylvania State Anti-Slavery Society, Pike, Wight, 444 152, 153, .155,158 Pirn, Moses, 442/j Pennsylvania State Archives, guides to, 136- Pinchot, Gifford.186,188,199,201, 202,206; 137 dependence of on Grundy, 185, 198 Pennsylvania State Education Association, Pinckney, Charles, 369 63,70 Pinkney, William (1764-1822), IO9», in 55* INDEX October Pittsburgh Moral Society, 349 Quay, Matthew S., 185 Place de Carousel, Tuilleries, 105 Querists, 419 Plumsted, Clementina, 490 Quoit Club, Phila., 477 Plumsted, Margaretta, 481 Plumsted, William, 11 Ply mouthy naval vessel, 286 Pocock, J. G. A., 423, 426 Race courses, 354 Poetry, anthology comp. by Wm. Joseph Racing. See Horse races Walter, 29^ Rackeman, Mr., 326 Poland, immigrants from, 62 Raguet, Condy, 495 Pole, Reginald Cardinal, 3$ Railroads, strike 0/1877, 65 Political economy, Am. School of, 458, 462 Ralston, Robert, 348 Politics: deference in col. Pa., 422-436; Randall, Richard H., Jr., rev. of Burt's method of choosing candidates, 496-497; Palaces for the people, 531-532 Pa. 1938 gubernatorial election, 184-211 Rapp, Gen. Jean, io6n "Politics of Public School Reform in Penn- Rawle, Miss, 284 sylvania, 1880-1911," by William Issel, Rawle, Burge, 284 59-92. Reapers, of rye, 489 Population, growth of in Pa., 1880-1910, 61 Rebecca Sims, ship, 488 Pork, Irish, 216 Reciprocity Treaty of 1874, failure of, 468^ Port Folio, Sam. Breck articles in, 471, 474, Recollections of Samuel Breck (Scudder, ed.), 479 47i The Portraits of John Marshall, by Oliver, Record, newspaper, 190 rev., 125-127 Reed, Senator David, 186 Post, Dr. Wright, 492 Reed, Joseph (1741-1785), 337 Postal service, mail law of 1810, 350 Reed, William B., 278; mob threatens house Poulson, Zachariah, 353 of, 276 Poussin, Nicholas (1594-1665), 1097* Reedy Island, 218 Powel, Col. John Hare (1786-1856), 498 Reform, in 19th-century Phila., 344-363 Powel, Julia deVeaux (Mrs. John Hare Reichel, Charles, 301 Powel), 498 Reichel, Kate, 276 Power, Authority, and the Origins of American Reichel family, 296 Denominational Order, by Butler, rev., 510- Reinagle, Alexander, 96 5ii Religion: Elias Hick's views on, 507; re- Pratt, Matthew, 3 vivalism in Phila., 389; and Geo. White- Presbyterians, and Geo. Whitefield, 400 field, 399-421 Preston, Rev. Samuel, H3» Religious Cabinet, 36 Price, Butler, 303^ Remini, Robert V., Andrew Jackson . . . Price, G. Sergeant, 176 1767-1821, rev., 383-384 Price, Richard, thought and work of, 121- Reni, Guido, no, 112 122 Republican Party, 162; and freedmen's Priestley, Joseph, at Warrington Academy, rights, 523; in Pa. 1938 gubernatorial 367, 368 election, 184-211; school reform in Pa., 70 Prince, Carl E., The Federalists and the Retreat Farm, Busti estate, 4827? Origins of the U.S. Civil Service, rev., 382- "Returning the Declaration of Independence to Philadelphia," by Stephen W. Stathis, "Prologue to Impeachment: The Case of 167-183 Don Joseph Cabrera," by G. S. Rowe, Revivalism: influence of Geo. Whitefield on, 224-242 399-421; in Phila., 389 Protectionism, and Henry C. Carey, 457- Revolts, in Am., 377-378 468 The Revolution is Now Begun, by Ryerson, Protestanism, and moral reform, 344-345 rev., 378-380 Public Education Association of Philadel- Reynell, John, 216n phia (PEA), 71, 80, 82-86, 90, 91 Rhode Island, suffering of Quakers in Am. Public schools: as agents for Anglo con- Rev., 444, 448 formity, 69; Pa. reform movement in, 59- Ricardo, David, 458 92 Rice, Howard C., Jr., rev. of Becker's Diary Pugh, Hugh, 331 of My Travels in America, 258-259 Pugh, Sarah, 154, 155, 156, 163 Rice, John S., 210 Purvis, Harriet Forten, 147, 149 Richardson, E. P.: rev. of Hendricks' Purvis, Robert, 149,150 Eadweard Muybridge, 391-392; "West's 1978 INDEX 553 Voyage to Italy, 1760, and William Russell, Phillips, 400 Allen," 3-26 Russell, William Howard, 317 Richardson, Joseph, 44271 Russia, immigrants from, 62 Richey, James B., 87, 88 Rutherford, Capt., 12 Rilling, John S., 89 Rutland, Robert A., rev. of Forsythe's Riots, at Pa. Hall, 159 Taxation and Political Change, 249-250 Ritchie, Capt., 12, 13 Rye, harvesting of, 489 Rittner, Capt., 11 Ryerson, Richard Alan, The Revolution is Robbins, Caroline, 265; rev. of Sanford's Now Begun, rev., 378-380 Thomas Jefferson and His Library, 255- Ryon, Roderick, 68, 69, 70 256; rev. of Thomas' The Honest Mind: The Thought and Work of Richard Price, 121-122 Sabbatarians, 345-348; influence of, 358- Roberts, Hugh, 216n 361; oppose Sunday mails, 350; oppose Roberts, John, 214 travel on Sunday, 359 Roberts, Peter. 64, 65 Sabotage, in Civil War, 292 Robinson, Catharine, 145 A Sacred Circle, by Faust? rev., 386-388 Robinson, Edmond Kandolph, 289, 305 St. Charles Seminary, Phila., 34 Robinson, Moncure, obit, of Henry Seybert, St. Clair, John, 14 44> 56 St. Luke's, Phila., 470 Robson, David W., "Pennsylvania's 'Lost' St. Mark's, Mantua, 470 National University: Johann Forster's St. Simon's Island, Georgia, 275 Plan," 364-374 Saffron, Morris H., Surgeon to Washington, Rogers, Commodore John, 477 Dr. John Cochran. rev., 248-249 Rokeby House, i68w Saloman, Ora Frishberg. "Victor Pelissier, Roman Catholic Church, Wm. Joseph Composer in Federal New York and Walter writes for, 27-39 Philadelphia," 93-102 Rome, Italy, Benj. West studies at, 3-26 Sambo, Negro boy, 484 Roosevelt, Franklin D., 184, 187, 188, 195, Sanford, Charles B., Thomas Jefferson and 197, 198, 208, 209; attack of on Supreme His Library, rev., 255-256 Court, 205 Sanford, Henry Shelton, 285 Rorer, Sarah Tyson, biog. of, 134-135 "Sarah Butler Wister's Civil War Diary," Rosa, Salvator, 113W edited by Fanny Kemble Wister, 271-327 Rosecrans, Gen. William Starke, 315 Sarah Tyson Rorer, The Nation's Instructress Ross, Capt. Charles (1772-1817), 472, 477, in Dietetics and Cookery, by Weigley, rev., 479; in China trade, 482; illness & death of, 488, 490, 493 Saratoga Springs, 492 Ross, F. Clair, 197, 216 Savannah, Ga., Quakers in during Am. Rev., Ross, George, of Doylestown, 76 449 Ross, Jean. See Breck, Jean Ross Say, Benjamin, 41 Ross, John, 469; estate of, 493 Schaeffer, Nathan C, 78, 79, 81, 84, 86, 89; Ross, Mrs. John, 486, 486;/; servants of, background of, 85, 86 490-491 Schmandt. Raymond H., "A Forgotten Ross, Gen. Robert, death of, 478 Philadelphia Writer: William Joseph Rowe, G. S., "Prologue to Impeachment: Walter (1789-1846)," 27-39 The Case of Don Joseph Cabrera," 224-242 Schnader, William A., 186, 190, 203 Royal Academy, London, 3 Schools, public in Pa., 59-92 Royal Society of Gottingen, 40 Schuylkill Bank, Phila., 505, 506 Royall, Anne, 348 Schuylkill Guards, 478 Rubel, Madame, 105 Schuylkill Navigation Company, 486 Rubicam's Coffee House, Phila., 506 Schwartz, Bonnie Fox, rev. of Hearn's The Rundle, Richard, 479, 499 American Dream in the Great Depression, Rupp, Daniel, 36 Rural Pennsylvania Clothing, by Gehret, Scoble, Kev. John, 162 rev., 124-125 Scott, Sir Walter, 296 Ruschenberger, Dr. W. S. W., 313-314 Scott, Gen. Winfield, 285, 307 Rush, Dr. Benjamin, 348, 475; plans of for Scudder?H. E.,471 nat. university, 365, 369, 372, 373 Scull, Gideon, Jr., 313, 325 Rush, Judge Jacob, 346 Sculptors, Antonio Capalano, 488 Rush, Col. Richard Henry, 311, 313 Second Great Awakening, 345 Ruskin, John, 274 Seddon, John, 367 554 INDEX October Seeds of Anger: Revolts in America, 1607- The Old Northwest in the American Revolu- 1771, by Booth, rev., 377~37% tion, rev., 120-121 Sell, Jonathan, 449 Skating, on the Delaware, 479 Sellers, Charles Coleman, rev. of Dillen- Skeen, C. Edward, rev. of Remini's Andrew berger's Benjamin West, 243-244 Jackson . . . 1767-1821, 383-384 Sellers, Cornelius, 35$ Skinner, Gen., 486 Seneca Falls, Women's convention at, 166 Slavery: attacked by Phila. Female Anti- Sergeant, John, 502 Slavery Society, 146-166; and Thos. Jeffer- Servants: Sam. Breck's problems with, 503; son, 255; on tobacco plantation, 484 indentured, 490-491; preference for Ameri- Sleeper, Mary, 145 can-born, 498 Sleighing, 487 Sesquicentennial International Exposition, Smith, Alfred E., 193 183 Smith, Mrs. Danail B. (Hester Morton), 282 Seth Thomas Clock Company, 51, 52 Smith, Elihu Hubbard, 97, 98 7th Regiment, N. Y., in Civil War, 280, 288, Smith, George A., 175 292 Smith, James, 340 Seward, William, 408 Smith, Paul H., rev. of Ferguson's The Papers Sewell, Richard H., rev. of Belz's A New of Robert Morris, vol. 3, 380-381 Birth of Freedom, 523-524 Smith, Judge Ralph, 195 Sewing machines, 287; and Isaac M. Singer, Smith, Richard, hanging of, 485 132-133 Smith, Mrs. Thomas Duncan (Georgia Seybert, Adam, 40; career of, 41-43 King), 275, 319 Seybert, Caroline, 4677, 49 Smith, Dr. William (1727-1803), & Benj. Seybert, Henry: bequest to Univ. of Pa., 47; West, 8 "and the Centennial Clock and Bell at Smith, Wright & Gray, 214, 439 Independence Hall," 40-58; will of, 56-57 Sneed, Capt. Edward, 7, 11, 12 Seybert, Maria Sarah Pepper (Mrs. Adam Sniffin, Culver C, 174, 182 Seybert), 41, 46ft, 49 Snowden, Mr., tobacco planter, 484 Seybert Institute, 58 Snuff, used by Napoleon, 107 Seybertite, 43, 44 Snyder, Charles A., 86 Shakespeare, Fanny Kemble's readings of, Snyder, Charles M., rev. of Belohlavek's 271, 287, 326 George Mifflin Dallas, 384-386 Sharpens muskets, 281 Snyder, Simon, 235 Sharpless, Mary, 145, 148 Social security, 206 Shelburne, Earl of. See Petty, Sir William Socialist Party of America, 66 (1737-1805) Society for Organizing Charity, Phila., 71 Shelley, Carl B., 203 Society of Artists of the United States, 100 Shelmire, W. H., 175 Society of British Artists, 3 Shelter for Colored Orphans, 160 Society of Friends, British Quaker relief in Shield, William, 95 Rev., 212-223, 437-456 Shields, Rev. Charles, marriage of, 286 Society of St. Tammany, 352 Shields, Mrs. Charles (Bessie Kane), 279, 286 Society to Protect Children from Cruelty, 58 Ship biscuit, 216 Socrates, death of, painted by West, mn Shippen, Edward (1728/9-1806), 231 n; letter The Solitude, countryseat, 486, 486?*; occu- book of, 4 pied by Cadwalader family, 489 Shippen, Joseph (1732-1810), 6n; and Benj. Sor£ze, France, college at, 469 West in Italy, 7-26 Southard, Samuel, 145 Ships, launched at Phila., 475, 480, 500 Southey, Robert, 29 Shoemaker, John L., 176 Southwark Theatre, Phila., 95, 96 Siegel, Franz, 313 Southwell, Robert, 29, 36 Sign of the Lamb, Elliot's tavern, Phila., 491 Southwick, Abby, 163 "The Significance of Pennsylvania's 1938 Sower, Christopher, 454 Gubernatorial Election," by Alfred L. Spain, produce of, 10 Morgan, 184-211 Spalding, Rev. John, 34 Silhouettes, of" Auguste Edouart, 129-130 Spiritualism, and Henry Seybert, 44-58 Silliman, Benjamin, 41 Sports, affects of on morals, 345 Silsby, Daniel, 450, 451 Sprague, William, 317 Singer, Isaac Merritt, biog. of, 132-133 Stagecoach lines, at Phila. in 1818, 495 Singing Hutchinsons, 154 Stanton, Elizabeth Cady, 165, 166 Skaggs, David Curtis: rev. of Lawy Society, Stanton, Henry B., 165 and Politics in Early Maryland, 117-118; Stanwix, Gen. John, 10 1978 INDEX sss State Association of School Directors, Pa., Taney, Roger B., 302 79, 81, 83 Tappan, Lewis, 157, 162 State Board of Education, Pa., 59 Tariff: Henry C. Carey's views on, 457-468; State fairs, 356 provides bulk of U.S. taxes, 466 State in Schuylkill (Schuylkill Fishing Com- Tate, Dr. James, 337 pany), 499, 499» Tatum, George B., rev. of Marion's Famous State Teachers' Association, Pa., 73, 78, 80, and Curious Cemeteries, 265-267 81 Taws, C, 101 Stathis, Stephen W., "Returning the Declara- Taxation and Political Change in the Young tion of Independence to Philadelphia," Nation, 1781-1833, by Forsythe, rev., 249- 167-183 250 Steamship lines, at Phila. in 1818, 495 Taylor, Cornelia, 176 Stedman, Charles Ellery, Civil War sketch- Taylor, John, 367 book of, 130-132 Taylor, M. Harvey, 199 Steel: McKees Rocks strike, 65, 66; Pa. pro- Taylor, Robert J., ed., Papers of John duction of, 60, 61 Adams, vols. 1 and 2, rev., 244-246 Steele, John, 242 Temperance Hall, 287 Stern, J. David, 189, 194, 195 Temperatures, at Phila., 481. 486 Stevenson, Elizabeth, 290, 298 Temple, London. See Inns of Court Stevenson, Susan, 290, 298, 313 Teniers, David (1610-1690), no Stewart, John, 234 Tennent, Charles, 401 Stokes, Edward L., 203^ Tennent, Gilbert, 401, 406, 407 Stokes, Mrs. Walter (Fanny Kemble Wister), Tennent, John, 401 ed., "Sarah Butler Wister's Civil War Tennent, William, 401 Diary," 271-327 Tennent, William, Jr., 401 Stokley, Mayor William S., 54,175,178,181, Tenner, Gov. John K., 59 182 Textiles, Pa. production of, 60 Stokowski, Leopold, on Independence Hall Theater, Phila. Co. of Comedians, 483 bell, 55 Thomas, D. O., The Honest Mind: The Stone, Frederick D., 176 Thought and Work of Richard Price, rev., Stone, William J., 183 121-122 Stowell, Marion Barber, Early American Thomas, E.. 473 Almanacs, rev., 253-255 Thomas, John L., 68 "The Strange Case of Dr. Franklin and Mr. Thomas, Lydia, 145 Whitefield," by John R. Williams, 399-421 Thomas, Seth, and tower clocks, 51 Strickland, William, 505 Thomas, William, 331 Strikes, in Pa., 1880-1905, 65 Thomas Jefferson and His Library, by San- Stuart, Alexander. 7, 12, 14, 20 ford, rev., 255-256 Stuart, Gov. Edwin S., 89 Thompson, George, 150, 154 Stuart, Gilbert, 3; portrait of Mrs. Sam. Thompson, Thomas McKean, 236^ Breck, Sr., 485 Thornton, William (1759-1828), 487 Sturge, Joseph, 162 Thorp, Willard, rev. of Hollyday's Anti- Suffrage, in N. J., 427, 428 Americanism in the German Novel 1841- Sugar, col. trade in, 5-13 1862, S3SS36 Sully, Thomas, copies old masters, 499 Those Philadelphia Kellys: With a Touch of Sunday schools, 348 Grace, by Lewis, rev., 262-263 Supreme Executive Council, Pa.: proclaims Tjllotson, John, 407-408 traitors, 233t 3341 records of confiscated Titian, Tiziano Vecellio (1477-1576), 109 estates, 338-339; reluctance to confiscate Tobacco, raised near Baltimore, 484 property, 342 Tompkins, William, 296 Surgeon to Washington: Dr. John Cochran, Town Hall, Germantown, Lewis-Saxton 1730^1807', by Saffron, rev., 248-249 clock at, 52 Survilliers, Count de. See Bonaparte, Joseph Townsend, John, 450, 454 Susquehanna River, sketched by Capt. Trade and commerce: with Canada (1874) Joshua Watson, 488 457-468; with Italy, 5 Sutherland, Joel Barlow, 504 Traitors, proclaimed in Pa., 233 Sutton, Joseph, 331 Treason, laws defining, 329-331, 323 Sweet, William Warren, 344, 403 Treaty of Washington (1871), 463, 464 Sweetbriar, Samuel Breck estate, described, Tregelles, Joseph. 452 469-470 Tregelles, Samuel, 452 Sykes, Norman, 417 Trost, Salumey, 491 55* INDEX October Trotting matches. See Horse races Wakefield, John, 448 Truant officers, 79 Wakefield, countryseat, 285 True Britton, ship, 455 Wall, Carol, Bibliography of Pennsylvania Trumbull, John, 3 History, 139 Turner, Joseph, 1 $n Wallach, Mr., 483 Turner, Joseph M. W. (1775-1851), no WaJlerDJ 73,74,75,78 Turner, Admiral T. T., 175 Wain, Nicholas, 216n Tyler, Robert (1816-1877), 175 Wain, Robert, 216n Walsh, Robert, 30, 31, 32, 109 Walter, William Joseph (1789-1846), "A Forgotten Philadelphia Writer," 27-39 Uniforms, military in Am., 267 Wansey, Henry, 351 Union Canal, 501, 503, 505, 506 War of 1812: defense of Phila., 477, 478; Union Furnace, i$n peace declared, 479; peace rumors, 473; Union Iron Works, \$n Washington, D. C., burned, 478; threat of United Mine Workers, 187, 193 to Phila., 476 United States Agricultural Society, 356 Ward, Lilly. See Hoffman, Baroness von United States Catholic Magazine, 36, 38 Ward, Mrs. Samuel G. (Anna Barker), 282 United States Military Academy, cadets Warder, John, 214 visit Phila., 500 Warner, Sam Bass, 89 University of Halle, 364-367, 369 Warrington Academy, 366, 368; curriculum University of Pennsylvania: founding of, of, 367 410-411; benefitted by Loyalists' property, Washington, Bushrod, 230, 238, 487 334~33Si Henry Seybert bequest to, 56-57 Washington, George: Dr. John Cochran surgeon to, 248; military commission of, 173, 178, 182; promotes a nat. university, 370; relaxes at Belmont estate, 504 Valady, Marquis de, 474 Washington, ship of the line, 500 Value, Victor, 503 Washington, D. C: burned in War of 1812, Van Doren, Carl, 402, 403 478; visited by Sam. Breck, 483 Van Dyke, Warren, 189,190 Washington Benevolent Society, 476, 493 Vann, Robert L., 204?* Washington Grays, in Civil War, 278, 283, Vare, William S., 185, 199 289,295,307 310,317,320 Vaughan, Benjamin, 364, 368, 369 Washington Hall, N. Y., 102 Vaughan, Samuel, 368 Washington Hall Hotel, Phila., 506 Vaux, George, 499 Washington Navy Yard, 292 Vauxhall Garden, Phila., 351, 352, 477; Washington's Birthday, parade on, 482 destruction of, 497 Watchorn, Robert, 77 Velasquez, Diego, 113 Watson, Capt. Joshua R., sketches of, 486, Velde, William van de (1633-1707), lion 487, 488 Verdi, operas of performed in Phila., 277 Watts, John, 20 Vesta, steamboat, 482 Wayland, Francis, 458 Vethake, Henry, 458, 460 We Have Met the Enemy: Oliver Hazard Vice, suppression of, 349 Perry, by Dillon, rev., 516-517 "Victor Pelissier, Composer in Federal New Weaver, David E., 73 York and Philadelphia," by Ora Frish- Weber, Charles, 279 berg Saloman, 93-102 Weber, P. S., 73 Violets, 281 Weigley, Emma Seifrit, Sarah Tyson Rorer, Vipperman, Carl, rev. of Huff's Langdon rev., 134-135 Cheves, 260-261 Weiser, Frederick S., comp., The Pennsyl- The Virginia Journals of Benjamin Henry vania German Fractur of the Free Library Latrobe, 1J95-IJ98, Carter, ed., rev., 513- of Philadelphia, rev., 115-116 516 Weld, Angelina Grimke", 151, 156, 158, 159, 162 Weld, Theodore Dwight, 152 Wells, Emily, 279 Wainwright, Nicholas B.: ed., "The Diary of Wells, Francis, 276, 279, 283, 284, 303, 306, Samuel Breck, 1814-1822," 469-508; rev. 318,321,322,323,325,327 of MacDougall's Biography 0/ General Welsh, J. P., 83 Alexander McDougall, 137-139; rev. of Welsh family, 286 Whitpain . . . Crossroads in Time, 396 Wesley, Charles, 419 1978 INDEX 557 Wesley, John, 417, 421 Wister, John, 290, 310 West, Benjamin: and Nicholas Biddle, 109- Wister, Langhorne, 286, 313 114; "Christ Healing the Sick," 493; The Wister, Owen, novelist, 272 Context of His Life's Work, by Diilen- Wister, Dr. Owen J.: drills in Civil War, berger, rev., 243-244; copies old masters 280,292,307; episode with Fanny Kemble, for Jas. Hamilton, 17-25; experiences in 288-289; marriage of, 272 Rome, in; illnesses of in Italy, 17, 21-23; Wister, Sarah, 278, 289 "Voyage to Italy, 1760," 3-26 Wister, Sarah Butler (Mrs. Owen J. Wister): Weston, Owen, 214 affection for Butler Place, 281; Civil War Wharton, Mrs. Henry, 176 diary of, 271-327; nervous breakdown of, Wharton, Mayor Robert, 3S3 291; writings of, 272; writes to Lincoln, Whist, 280, 299 323> 324 White, Rev. Charles, 36 Wister, William, of Belfield, 277, 280 White, Josiah, 495 Wister, William Rotch, attempts to raise White, Lydia, 144, 145, 148, 149, 150 Civil War troop, 279-311 White, Bishop William, 348 Wister, William Wynne, Jr. (Willy Wynne), Whitefield, George: in Franklin's Auto- 288,289,305,317 biography, 402, 410, 418; Ga. orphanage Wister Papers, at Hist. Soc. of Pa., 273 of, 403, 405-407; opinion of John Tillotson, Wolbert, Frederick, 23in 407-408; profitability of his books, 400, Wolf, Edwin, 2nd, rev. of Stowell's Early 404; relationship of with Benj. Franklin, American Almanacs, 253-255 399-421; sermon delivery of, 401, 404-405, Wolf, Gov. George, 358 416-417 The Wolf by the Ears: Thomas Jefferson and Whitlock, Thomas, 454 Slavery, by Miller, rev., 255-258 Whitlock, William, 454 Wolff, Christian, 366 Whitman, Michael, 331, 337 Wollaston, John, influence on West, 4 Whitpain . . . Crossroads in Time, rev., 396 Woman's rights movement, 143-166 Whittier, John Greenleaf, 147, 152, 154, 159 Wood. Gordon S., 422, 423 Wickers ham, James P., 82 Woodlands, Hamilton estate, 473, 475, 480, Wiebe, Robert, 67 486; offered for sale, 498-499 Wignell, Thomas, 96 Woodrow Wilson: The Years of Preparation, Wilbank, John, 50 by Mulder, rev., 526-527 Wiley, Thomas, 442H Woodruff, Mr., of Trenton, N. J., 492 Wilkes, John, 415 Work Without Salvation . . . 1880-1910, by Wilkie, Sir David (1785-1841), lion Gilbert, rev., 394~395 Williams, Daniel, 450 World's Anti-Slavery Convention, 166 Williams, John R., "The Strange Case of Wright, Midshipman, 477 Dr. Franklin and Mr. Whitefield," 399-421 Wright, Elizur, Jr., 148 Williamson, Chilton, 426;? Wright, Joseph, 3 Willing, Morris & Co., 14 Writers, biog. sketch of Wm. Joseph Walter, Willmott, Robert Aris, 29 27-39 Wilson, Joseph M., 170-173 Wynans, Ross, arrest of, 298, 302 Wilson, S. Davis, in 1938 election, 196 Wilson, Thomas Woodrow, biog. of by Mulder, 526-527 Winckelmann, Johann Joachim (1717-1768), II2« Yankee Doodle, 301 Winslow, Emily, 163 Yates, W. Ross, rev. of Ingham's The Iron Winthrop, Theodore, 308 Barons, 529-531 Wire works, at Falls of Schuylkill, 486 Yazoo claims, 483, 483;/ Wirt, Mrs., boarding house of, 488 Yellow fever, in Phila. (1820), 499, 500 Wirtz, Christian, 340 York Farm, Pierce Butler property, 327 Wise, Alexander Henry, 313 Young Men's Anti-Slavery Society of Phila- Wister, Alexander, 325 delphia, 154 Wister, Charles (Black Charles), 324 Yrujo y Tac6n, Marquis de Casa Yrujo, Wister, Charles Jones (1782-1865), 289, 312 and Cabrera Case, 225-242 Wister, Charles Jones, Jr., in Sarah B. Wister's diary, 276-325 Wister, Fanny Kemble. See Stokes, Mrs. Walter Wister, Frank, 286, 288 Zouave Regiment, 300