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Index to Volume 5 Index to Volume 5 OHIO VALLEY HISTORY 2005 5th Kentucky Volunteers, (3)17 aircraft engines, (1)7, 11 Akron, Ohio, (1)91-92, (2)92, (3)101 Alabama, (2)32, (3)45-51, 57; National Guard, (3)56; State Police, (3)45 Albany, New York, (2)14, (4)26 A Albee Theater (Cincinnati), (2)102 Alexander, William, (2)27 ABC Sports, (2)72 Aley, Ginette, “Grist, Grit, and Rural Society in the Early Abernathy, Rev. Ralph, (3)57 Nineteenth Century Midwest: Insight Gleaned from Abernethy, Thomas Perkins, Western Lands and the Ameri- Grain,” (2)1-3 can Revolution, (3)91 Alger, Horatio, (3)102 Abingdon, Virginia, (3)4, 7, 9 Allan, Nigel, (3)51-52, 55 abolition,(2)43 Allegheny Conference on Community Development, (2)96, abolitionists, (1)85, (2)102; in Kentucky, (2)45, 47 (3)65-66 Abu Ghraib prison, (1)90 Allegheny County, (3)66, 75 Ackerman, Bishop Richard, (2)72 Allegheny River, (3)66, 76 activists, (3)43-56; Berea, (3)43, 45-49, 54-56; civil rights, Allen Chapel (Cincinnati), (4)66 (3)51; Kentucky, (3)47 Allen Temple A.M.E. Church (Cincinnati), (4)65-66 Adams, John Quincy, (4)14, 16-17, 32-33; presidential cam- Allen Temple A.M.E. Church Special Photograph Collection, paigns of, (4)16, 19; as Christian gentleman, (4)19 (4)65-66 “Addition through Division: Robert Taft, the Labor Vote Allen, Julia, (3)44, 59 and the Ohio Senate Election of 1950,” by Michael Allen, Richard, (4)65 Bowen, (3)1, 21 All-Star Game, Baseball (1970), (3)69 Adler, Felix, and Society for Ethical Culture, (4)57 Alt, Susan M., review of Cahokia’s Countryside: Household adultery, (4)9-10, 13-14, 19-20 Archaeology, Settlement Pattern, and Social Power, by Africa, (2)99, (3)59 Mark W. Mehrer and Envisioning Cahokia: A Land- African American community, (3)95; and class, (3)95; scape Perspective, by Rinita A. Dalan, et.al., (3)88-90 middle-class, (3)99 Al-Ubaidi, Muthar, (1)3 African American Resources (Cincinnati), (4)65 Alvic, Philis, Weavers of the Southern Highlands. Reviewed African Americans, (1)52-54, 74, 85-88, (3)22, 26-27, 31-33, by Rabbit Goody, (2)94-95 40, 43-60, 68-74, 80-82, 94-95, 98-99, (4)57; in art, Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, (3)33-34 (1)52-53; and Southern Baptists, (2)98-99; politics, America First movement, (3)26 (3)22; and the Taft-Hartley Act, (3)31; and Robert American Federation of Labor (AFL), (3)22, 25, 30, 33, 39 A. Taft, (3)26, 33; education, (3)43-44; voting rights, American Home Missionary Society, (4)59 (3)47, 55, 60; protests against discrimination, (3)44- American Party (“Know Nothings”), (3)4 47; spirituals, (3)52; and the West End (Cincinnati), American Review, (2)41 (3)71; and sports stadiums, (3)68, 72; stadium pro- American Revolution, (1)27, (2)42, 44, (4)4-5, 8, 11 tests, (3)80-82; heritage, (3)87-88; and Melungeons, American system, (1)39 (3)87-88; “white”, (3)88; rural, (3)98-99; urban, American Tool Works, (1)60 (3)98; and coal mining, (3)99-100; and missionaries, American West, (3)97-98, (4)77 (4)55; historical resources of, (4)65-71; and school Americans, The, by Robert Frank, (2)96 segregation, (4)66; and minstrelsy, (4)76 Anderson, James R., review of The Once and Future Union: African Methodist Episcopal church, (4)65 The Rise and Fall of the United Rubber Workers, Age of Jackson, (4)39 1935-1995, by Bruce Meyer, (3)101-102 agriculture, (1)8, 12, 24-25, 27-28, 34, 45, (2)3; commercial, Angelou, Maya, (3)94-95 (1)25; reformers of, (1)29 Anglo-Saxon race, (4)47-48, 55, 58-59; and superiority, (4)59 “‘Ain’t Gonna Let Nobody Turn Me Around’: Berea College’s Annual Exhibitions, Ohio Mechanic’s Institute, (1)37-38, 40 Participation in the Selma to Montgomery March,” anti-Catholicism, (2)86 by Dwayne Mack, (3)1, 43 apiculture, (3)96-97 air pollution, (3)65 94 OHIO VALLEY HISTORY Appalachia on Our Mind, by Henry D. Shapiro, (4)55 Bank of the United States, (4)25 Appalachia, (1)74-76, 94-97, (3)87-88, 99-100, (4)47-63; banks, (2)45-46, 50, 52-54 southern (2)94-95, (4)51, 61; and slavery, (3)99; and Banks, Henry, (4)7 Civil War, (3)14; and American fascination with, Baptists, Southern, (2)98-99; Progressive, (2)99; in Appala- (4)48; as an “exceptional population,” (4)54-55; and chia, (4)54, 62 progress, (4)56 Bardstown, Kentucky, (2)5, (4)74-75, 79 Appalachian Mountains, (2)86, (3)3, (4)47 Barkhau, Rev. Harold, (2)66-67 Appalachian Regional Commission, (4)63 Barnes, Alexander, (3)14 Appalachian Volunteers, (3)46-47 Barnes, Sidney, (3)18 archaeology, (3)89-90 Barney, Sandra Lee, (4)56 Archbold, Edward, (2)54 Barnhorn, Clement, (2)103 architects, stadium, (3)75 Barnum and Bailey, (1)49 aristocracy, European, (1)23; professional, (1)26 Barrow, Mark V., Jr., review of The Greening of the South: Aristotle, (1)26-28 The Recovery of Land and Forest, by Thomas D. Army of Northern Virginia, (3)3 Clark, (1)76-78 Army of Tennessee, (3)3 Bartram, William, and Travels (1791), (1)81 Army of the Ohio, (2)92 Baskin, John, New Burlington: The Life and Death of an Art Academy of Cincinnati, (2)94 American Village, (4)86 Art Age, (1)50 Bassett, John, (4)6 art education, (1)50 “Battle Hymn of the Republic, The,” (2)91, (3)58 Art of Deception, The, by James Cook, (2)97 Battle of Arkansas Post (Arkansas), (2)91 art, (1)33, 45, 47-48, 50-54; commercial, (1)49; democratic, Battle of Atlanta (Georgia), (2)91-92 (1)50 Battle of Chickasaw Bluffs (Georgia), (2)91 artisans, (1)37, 38, 39, 41, 43, 56, (4)25 Battle of Fallen Timbers (1794), (1)79-80 Arts and Crafts movement, (2)95 Battle of Fallen Timbers, relief by Clement Barnhorn, (2)103 Asbury, Francis, (2)34 Battle of Ringgold Gap (Georgia), (2)91 Ashe County’s Civil War, by Martin Crawford, (3)4 Battle of Shiloh (Tennessee), (2)91 assembly line, (1)9 Battle of Vicksburg (Mississippi), (2)91 Assembly of Turkish American Associations, (4)84 Baxter, George, (2)29 assembly plants, in Michigan, (1)19 Beach, Alfred Ely, (1)30, 32 Atkins, H.T., (1)70 Bebb, William, (2)51 Atlanta Campaign, (2)90 Beecher, Henry Ward, (4)56-57 Atlanta, Georgia, (3)46, 75 beekeepers, (3)95-97; Dakota, (3)95; Montana, (3)95 Atlantic City, New Jersey, (2)81 bees, (3)95-97 Atlantic coast, (2)22-23 Belafonte, Harry, (3)55, 57 Austin, Gean, (3)100 Bellevue Hospital (New York City), (4)79 “Away Down Souf,” by Stephen Foster, (4)75 Bellevue Hospital Medical College (New York City), (4)52 Bene Israel Synagogue (Cincinnati), (4)66 Benham, Kentucky, (3)99-100 Benjamin, Judah P., (3)5-6, 8, 11 Bennett, Stewart and Barbara Tilley, eds., The Struggle for the Life of the Republic: A Civil War Narrative by Brevet B Major Charles Dana Miller, 76th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. Reviewed by Jeff Patrick, (2)90-92 backcountry, (4)10; Virginia, (3)91; southern, (4)11; and Bennett, Ton, (3)55 extralegal marriage, (4)20 Bentley, Elizabeth, (3)104 Bacon, Lydia, (2)23, 26 Benton, Frank, (2)78-80 Badin, Stephen Theodore, (2)87 Berea College (Kentucky), (2)95, (3)43-60; Student Associa- Bailey, Rebecca, review of Extracting Appalachia: Images tion (SA), (3)50-51; Danforth Chapel, (3)51-52 of the Consolidation Coal Company, 1910-1945, by Berea Methodist Church, (3)52 Geoffrey L. Buckley, (4)83-84 Berea, Kentucky, (2)95, (3)43; St. Clare Catholic Church, Baldwin, James, (3)57 (3)52; Union Church, (3)54 Baldwin, Peter, Owl Cars, Mashers, and Night Travelers: Berlin, Germany, (3)105 Women’s Experience of Navigating the Nocturnal Berndt, George D., review of Exploring with Lewis and City, 1850-1920, (3)108 Clark: The 1804 Journal of Charles Floyd, edited by Ballou’s Pictorial, (1)49 James J. Holmberg, (3)93-94 Baltimore, Maryland, (1)12-13, (4)26 Berry, Theodore M., (3)81, (4)66 W I N T E R 2 0 0 5 95 INDEX TO VOLUME 5 Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, (1)13 Braddock, Pennsylvania, (4)85-86 Beverly Hills Country Club, (2)63 Bragg, Braxton (CSA), (3)3, 9-10, 12-13, 15-17 Bewig, Mathew S. R., review of The Collected Works of Brasseaux, Carl A., review of Before Lewis and Clark: The William Howard Taft, Volume VIII: “Liberty Under Story of the Chouteaus, the French Dynasty That Law” & Selected Supreme Court Opinions, edited by Ruled America’s Frontier, by Shirley Christian Francis Graham Lee, (4)81-82 (1)78-79 Bierce, Ambrose, (1)89-90 Breckenridge, Robert, (2)45 bigamy, (4)10-12 Breckinridge, John C. (CSA), (2)105, (3)4 Bigger, John, (4)26 Breckinridge, John, (2)71 Bilbo, Theodore, (3)32 Breidenbach, Paul, “Black Glendale,” (4)87 Biltmore Forestry School, (1)77 breweries, (1)16, 19 Bingham, Barry, (3)59 Bridgestone, (3)101 Bingham, Molly, (1)100 British Museum, (3)97 Birchard, Roy, (3)51-53, 59 Brodie, Rev. Phillip, (4)65 Birmingham, Alabama, (3)45-47, 54 Brooklyn Atlantics, (4)81 Black Belt, (3)45, 60; and racial discrimination, (3)45 Brotherhood of Operative Potters (AFL), (3)31 Black Laws, (2)56 Brothertown Indians, (2)6 Black Poet, The, by Dudley Randall, (3)94 Brown Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church, blackface minstrel music, (4)74, 76-79 (3)47-48 blacks, free, (2)47 Brown v.
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