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Absolute Liberty a Selection from the Articles and Papers of Caroline Robbins, Barbara Taft INDEX Absolute Liberty A Selection from the Articles Alcott, Bronson, 36, 242 and Papers of Caroline Robbins, Barbara "Alexander Addison and the Pennsylvania Taft (ed ), rev, 109-1 10 Origins of Federalist Fnst-Amendmcnt Academy of Fine Arts (Peale), 5 18 Thought," by Norman L Rosenberg, 399- Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia, 417 208 Alexander, John, 421, 426 Ackerman, Frederick, 80 Alexander, Sadie T (Mossell), 317, 325, Ackerman, Gerald M , 248 328 Ackerknecht, Erwin, 133, 144-145, 149 Alexander, Solomon, 486 Adams, John, 111,203, 373, First Amend- Alien and Sedition Act of 1798, and French ment to Constitution, 408, 410, Fhe Ad- sentiment, 458, 466 ams Papers Series III General Allen, AVG, 26, 33-34, 38, 45-49, 52, Correspondence and Other Papers of the Ad 57-58 ams Statesmen Papers of John Adams Vol Allen, Flora, 484 V August 1776-March 1778 Vol VI Allen, Richard, 471-472, 474-477, 480-482, March-August 1778 Robert J lavlor 484 (ed ) Gregg L Lint and Celeste Walker Alston, James, 16 (asst eds ), rev 237-239 Alternative America Henry George, Edziard Adams, Miss , 234 Bellamy, Henry Demarest Lloyd and the Adams, Nicholas, 3, "The United States Adversary Tradition, bv John L Ihomas, Housing Corporation's Munition Worker rev, 387-388 Suburb in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania (1918) Ambrose, Stephen E and Richard H Im- and its Architectural Context," 59-86 merman, Milton S Eisenhower Educa- fhe Adams Papers Series III General Cor- tional Statesman, rev, 393-395 respondence and Other Papers of the Adams American Folklore Society, 24 Statesmen Papers of John Adams Vol V American frontiers fhe Photography of Tim- August 1776-March 1778 Vol VI othy O'Sullivan, 1867 1874, 103 March-August, 1778 Robert J Taylor American Historical Association, 24 (ed ) Gregg L Lint and Celeste Walker American Magazine, 21S (asst eds ), rev 237-239 American Natural History, 208 Adams, Robert, (intro ) fhe American Space American Philosophical Society, 27 3, 276, Meaning in Nineteenth Century Landscape 463 Photography, Daniel Wolf (ed ), essay re- American Revolution Saints and Revolution- view, 105-106 aries Essays on Early American History, Addison, Alexander, "Alexander Addison and David D Hall, John M Murnn and the Pennsylvania Origins of First- Thad W Tate (eds ), rev 377-379, "Up Amendment Thought," by Norman L From Civic Virtue," essay review bv E Rosenberg, 399-417 Wayne Carp, reviewing George Clymer Addison, Joseph, 270 Philadelphia Revolutionary, 1739-1813, by Adet, Pierre Auguste, 457 Jerrv Grundest, The Gift of Government Adger, Robert, 13, 16, 23 Political Responsibility from the English Adler, Larry, 93 Restoration to American Independence, by African Methodist Church see Bethel Afri- John R Pole, and Revolutionary States- can Methodist Church man Charles Carroll and the War, by African Methodist Episcopal Church, Phil- Thomas O'Brien Hanley, 367-375 adelphia, 477 The American Space Meaning in Nineteenth- "The African Methodists of Philadelphia, Century Landscape Photography, Daniel 1794-1802," bv Dee Andrews, 471-486 Wolf (ed ), rev, 105-106 541 542 Amory, Harcourt, 39 Bachmann, Anthony, 304 Anatomical Investigations, 208 Bachmann, Maria (Mother Mary Francis), Anderson, FW, 368 307-308 Anderson, James D , rev of Sailor-Diplo- Bacon, Margaret Hope, rev of Edward mat A Biography of Commodore James Bid- Hicks His Peaceable Kingdom, by Elea- die, 1783-1848, b> David F Long, 116- nore Price Mather Catalogue by Dorothy 117 Canning Miller and Eleanore Price Anderson, Jane, 484 Mather, 240-241 Andover Seminarv, 29 Bacon, RW, 30, 44 Andrew Jackson and the Course of American Badollet, Jean, 450 Democracy, 1833-1845, Vol III, by Rob- Bailyn, Bernard, 280, 371, 415 ert V Remini, rev, 520-521 Bainbndge, William, 116 Andrews, Dee, 398, "The African Method- Ball, Rosalind, 234-235 ists of Philadelphia, 1794-1802," 471-486 Baltzell, E Digby, 535 Anglo-African, New York, 14 Banneker Institute, 7, 11, 13, 16, 19-21 Anthony Benezet's Quaker School, 488 Barber, Edwin Atlee, 255 Anthony, Susan B , 125 Barbury, Thomas, 48 3 Anti-Semitism, S^S-S^S Barker, Joseph, 507 Appleb), Joyce, 369, 415 Barlow, Joel, 277 Aragoma, ship, 143-144 Barnes, Albert, "Cold War Compromises Archibald Campbell and Company, 525-526 Albert Barnes, John Dewey, and the Fed- Architecture "The United States Housing eral Bureau of Investigation," by Fred Corporation's Munition Worker Suburb Zimnng, 87-100 in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania (1918) and its Barnes Foundation, 89, 92, 98 Architectural Context," by Nicholas Ad- Barns, Rachel, 485 ams, 59-86 Barron, Mr and Mrs , 263 Armstrong Association, 317, 319 Bartlett, Clarence, 200 Armstrong, Jesse, 486 Barton, Sally, 267 fhe Army Medical Department, 1 13 Barton, Ihomas, 267 Arnold, Mathew, 125 Bascom, J , 55 Art Edwards Hicks His Peaceable Kingdom Bass, Sarah, 482, 484 and Other Paintings, by Ekanore Price Basbctt, Ebcnczci D , 24 Mather Catalogue by Dorothy Canning Baudelaire, Charles, 249 Miller and Ekanore Price Mather, rev, Bauer, Mane, 233 240-241, Fhe Pennsylvania German Col- Bean, Theodore W, 538 lection, bv Beatrice Garvan, rev, 254-255, Beatty, Emma, 231-232 fhomas Eakins fhe Heroism of Modern Beauty in Photography Essays in Defense of Life, by Elizabeth Johns, rev, 248-249 F?aditional Values, 106 Asbury, Francis, 475-476, 478 Beccana, Cesare, 422-426, 430-431, 435, Asher, Abigail, 2 1 438 Asher, Jeremiah, 21 Becker, Marshall Joseph, 258, "Lenape Land Association for Colored Orphans, 16 Sales, Treaties and Wampum Belts," 351- Asylum, French in, 453, 458-459, 466, 468 356 Atlantic Monthly, 35 Beesley, Nellie Evente, 234 Atsion Ironworks, 357, 360-361 The Being of the King and the Kingdom An- Auburn Prison, 421 drew Marvell's Concept of English Politics Audrain, Pierre, 461 and Constitution, 1665-1678," 110 Ayer, Mary, 225, 235 Bell, Cvnthia, 483-484 Bellamy, Edward, Alternative America Henry Baatz, Simon, 131, rev of Passing Through George, Edward Bellamy, Henry Demarest Letters and Documents Written in Philadel- Lloyd and the Adversary Tradition, by John phia by Famous Visitors, by Clive E Driver, L Thomas, rev, 387-388 125-127, "A Very Diffused Disposition Beneficial Savings Fund Society, 302 Dissecting Schools in Philadelphia, 1823- Benezet, Anthony, 488 1825," 203-215 Berkelev, Bishop, 268 543 Berns, Walter, 399 Bowman, Claude, 90, 99 Btthel African Methodist Episcopal Church, Bowne, 54 10, 16, 21, 471 473, 476, 484 Bowbtr, David Bustill, 18, 23 Bethlehem, "The United States Housing Bowser, Ida, 23 Corporation's Munition Workers Suburb Brackenndge, Hugh Henrv, 112 in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania (1918) and its Bradford, Thomas Lindsle\, 186 Architectural Context," by Nicholas Ad- Bradford, WTilham, 269, 419 ams, 59-86 Brady, Matthew, 103-104 Bethlehem Globe, 62-63, 83-84 Brandeis, Louis D , 124 Bethlehem Steel Corporation, 61-62, 70, 72, The Brandeislfrankfurter Connection, 124 84 Branham, Charles, rev of Booker f Wash- A Bibliography of Loyalist Source Material in ington The Wizard of fuskagee, 1901-1915, the United States, Canada, and Great Brit by Louis R Harlan, 531-532 am, Gregory Palmer (ed ), rev, 114-115 Breen, Timothy H , "The Culture of Agr i- Biddle, Charles, 116 culture The Symbolic World of the Tide- Biddies, James, A Sailor-Diplomat A Biog- water Planter, 1769-1790," rev, 378 raphy of Commodore James Biddle, by David Bremmer, James, 271, 275-276 F Long, rev, 116-117 Brewster, L D , 56 Biddle, Nicholas, 116 Bntanham, Solomon, 478, 483-485 Bingham, WMliam, 358 Brody, David, 253 Bismarck, Otto, 37 Bronner, Simon J , rev of The Pennsylvania Black, Ebenezer, 9, 13 German Collection, by Beatrice Gar van, Black, Jane, 9 254-255 Black Bourgeoisie, 24 Brooks, Phillips, 57 58 Blackledge, Richard, 357-358 Broomall, Anna E , 222-223, 230 Blackstone, William, 413 Brown, Colin, 2, "Elisha Mulford (1833- "Black Swan" (E lizabeth Taylor Greenfield), 85) and His Influence \ 'Fame Not Equal 20 to His Deserts''" 25-28 Blackwell, Elizabeth, 218 Brown (Broon), Lunar, 482, 485 Blair, William, 473, 481, 483 Brown, Richard D see Joyce, William L Blanchard, Mr, 368 Brown, Wallace, rev of A Bibliography of Blandford, Susannah, 483 Loyalist Source Material in the United States, Bliss, Ward, 141-143 Canada, and Great Britain, Gregory Pal- Blockley almshouse, 294-296, 298, 301 mer (ed ), 114-115 Blockson, Charles L , 540 Brown, William Adams, 44 Bluntschh, 40 Brownson, Orestes, 48 Bodley, Rachel, 223, 226 Bryan, Phillis, 482 Boerhave, 277 Bryan, Rachel, 486 Bolivar, William, 16, 20 Bucher, leresa (Mother ^gnes), 309, 311- Booker f Washington fhe Wizard of fuska 313 gee, 1901-1915, by Louis R Harlan, rev, Buckham, FW, 26 531-532 Buel, Richard, Jr, 399 Book-Find Club, 94, 97 Buffon, Georges-Louis Lcclerc, 277 Borglum, Gutzon, 124 Bullard, Arthur, 185, 195 Boss, Phebe, 483 Bulky, R D , 90, 92 Boston University, 54 Bullion, John L , rev of fht Adams Papers Boudinot, Annis, 274 Series III General C on espondtnce and Other Boudinot, Elias, 266-267, 274, 276, 278 Papers of the Adams Statesmen Papers of Boulden, Jesse, 12 John Adams Vol V August 1776-March Boulogne, Charles Bue, 459 177 8 Vol VI March-August 1778, Rob- Bowditch, Henry P, 221 ert J Taylor (ed ) Gregg L Lint and Bowers, Adelia, 20 Celeste Walker (asst eds ), 237-239 Bowers, Lucretia, 20 Bullock, Rebecca, 491 Bowers, Thomas J , 18, 20, 23 Bumstead, Horace, 532 544 Bundy, Elizabeth R , 220, 229 Charles Willson Peak and His World, by Ed- Bunyan, John, 380 gar P Richardson, Brooke Hindle and Burge, Sarah (Sally) Coates, 504 Lillian B Miller, rev, 517-520 Burke, Aedanus, 111 Charles Willson
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