384 Contributors DENNIS BARONE teaches in the Department of American Studies at Saint Joseph College in West Hartford, CT Author of several articles on the rhetorical climate of late eighteenth century Philadelphia, Barone is currently completing a book on that subject. In the Spring semester, 1992, he was a Fulbright Professor in Holland. GENEVIEVE BLATT, a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh and of its law school, has been active in state politics since the mid-1930s. She is presently a Senior Judge of the Commonwealth Court. EILEEN MOUNTJOY COOPER is a Historical Collections Specialist at the Indiana University of Pennsylvania library. Her articles on Pennsylvania coal miners have appeared in Pennsylvania Histoiy, Pennsylvania Heritage, and other publications. ROBERT G.CRIST since 1949 has been a partner in a firm doing writing and lobby- ing work. Since earning his Ph.D. in 1980, he has also served as a member of the history faculty at Penn State University. Crist is currently completing a two-year term as president of the Pennsylvania Historical Association. JAMES DOUGHERTY is coordinator of the America's Industrial Heritage Project's Folklife documentation center on coal mining. In 1991 he wrote and produced "The Struggle for an American Way of Life: Coal Miners and Operators in Central Pennsylvania, 1919-1933," a video documentary. GEORGE M. LEADER, a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, was governor of Pennsylvania, 1955-1959. He currently serves as board chairman and chief exec- utive officer of the George M.Leader Family Corporation, which operates fourteen assisted living facilities and one nursing home. KENNETH B. LEE, a graduate of Mansfield State University and of the Dickinson School of Law, was first elected to the Pennsylvania General Assembly in 1956, and served several terms as Speaker. He is now retired. .X 385 IRWIN MARCUS is Professor of History at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. The author of many articles on the history of Pennsylvania steel workers and coal miners, he most recently participated in the roundtable discussion on "Deindustrialization in Pennsylvania," which appeared in the July 1991 number of Pennsylvania Histoly. MICHAEL J. McTIGHE is an Associate Professor in the Religion Department at Gettysburg College. He is the author of "Jesse Jackson and the Dilemmas of a Prophet in Politics," Journal of Church and State (Summer 1990), numerous articles on religion and social reform in Cleveland, and the forthcoming book A Measure of Success: Protestantsand Public Culture in Cleveland, 1836-1860 (SUNY- Albany Press). A.JAMES REICHLEY was legislative secretary to Governor William Scranton, 1963- 1967. Reichley was for fifteen years a Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution in Washington, D.C. Retired from that position, he is currently a Visiting Senior Fellow at Georgetown University. RAYMOND P. SHAFER was governor of Pennsylvania, 1967-1971. A graduate of Alle- gheny College and the Yale University Law School, he is currently of Counsel to the law firm Dunaway and Cross. 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Smith, rev'd Atlee, William, 127 287-8 British Foxreign Polity in the Age of the American B Revolution, edited by H. M.Scott, rev'd 283-4 Bailyn, Bernard and Philip D. Morgan (ecis.), Brown, Ira V, Mary Grew: Abolitionist and Femi- Stningers Within the Realm: Cultuaml Margins nist (1813-18%), revd 278-9 of the First British Empire, rev'd 284-5 Bryan, William Jennings, 247-50 The Baltimore Bxo: New Views of Local History Burdick, A E., 115 by Elizabeth Fee, Linda Shopes, and Linda Burkert, Richard, 291 Zeidman, rev'd 279-80 Barone, Dennis, The Thagedy of Heny Reed: A C Note on Powe,; Rhetoric ,ande1 Virtue in Nine- Cambria Mill, 109 teenth CentuiyAmerica, 327-40, 384. Cambria Steel Corporation, 198-226 Bauman, John F, 288-90 Camp Nepahevin, 7 Baumann, Roland M., 81-2 Canton, PA, 7, 14 B3ecker, Marshall Joseph, 185-6 Carhonrdale, PA, 101-21 Bedford County, 47-8 Carr, Lois Green, Russell R. Menard, Lorena S. Belz, Herman, Review Essay: Lincoln, Liberty, and Walsh, Robert COleS World: AgritiultUle alnd 387 Society in Early Maryland, rev'd 380-1 Philadelphia and the Delaware Valley by Morris J. Catanzariti, John, E. M. Nuxoll, and M, A Y Vogel, revd 371-3 Gallagher (eds.), Ille Papers of Robeit Mornis, Volume 7, rev'd 83 D Cayton, Andrew, 78-9 DalTow, Clarence, 109-10, 118-9 Chatles Willson Peale, edited by Lillian Miller and Dauphin County, 133 David C.Ward, rev'd 282-3 Democrats, 236-55 Chase, Philander D. (ed.), The Papers of Geoyge Denko, Annie, 109-10, 116 Washington, Revolutionaty War Series, Volume Denko, john, 109, 118 3: January - March 1776, rev'd 87-90 Denny, William, 45 Child Lzibxr in Pe-nnsylvania,s Silk Mills: Protest d'Entremont, John, 367-9 and Change, 1900-1910 by Bonnie Stepenoff, Vie Diary of Elizabeth Drinker by Elaine Forman 101-21 Crane (ed.), rev'd 378-80 Christians, 5-20 Discovering the Mid-AiLantic Historical Tours by The Civil War Notebook of Daniel Chisholm: A Patrick Cooney, rev'd 179-80 Chrnicle of Daily Life in tre Union Anny Dougherty, James, 384 1864-1865, edited by W Springer Menge and J. Downey, Dennis B. and Raymond M. Hyer, No August Shimrak, rev'd 90-1 Crooked Death: Coaitsville, PennsylvaIniaI ,anid Clark, Dennis, Erin's Heirs: Irish Bonds of Com- the Lynching of Zachariah Wadkei; rev'd 80-1 muntnity, rev'd 286-7 Dunmore, PA, 109 Cleveland, Grover, 236-55 Duplan Silk Company, 108 Coal, Class and Color: Blacks in Southern West Vir- ginia, 1915-1932 by Joe W Trotter, Jr., rev'd E 173-4 Easton, PA, 45, 108 Cohen, Lizabeth, A Prospectus fixr UIrban Histoiy, Elvgren, Gillette and Attilio Favorini, Steel Cinv: A 38-40, 94 Docudmtidman in Three Acts, reVd 381-2 Coleman, John F., 370-1 Erin .sHeirs: Irish Bonds of Conimuinir bv Dennis Committee of Nine, 129 Clark, rev'd 286-7 C&nfirontation at Rossiter: The Coal rStrike of 192.- 1928 alnd Its Afterintah by Irvxn M. Marcus, F James P. Dougherty, and Eileen M. Cooper, Fabend, Firth Haring, A Dutch Fauillv in the Mlid- 310-26 dle Colonies: 1680-1800, rev'd 84-5 Cooney, Patrick, Discoverihg the Mid-Arlnrtic His- The FEte of Libertrv Abraham Lincoln ,anid Civil torical Tours, rev'd 179-80 Liberties by Mark Neely, a review essay, 54-67 Cooper, Eileen Moun1t joy, 384 Federal Council of the Churches of Christ, 8-20 Coplay, PA, 108 Fee, Elizabeth, Linda Shopes, anid Linda Zeinidan, Crane, Elaine Forman (ed.), The DiaryofElizabeth The Baltimore Book: New Views of Locad His- Drinkei; rev'd 378-80 torv, rev'd 279-80 The Creed, 8-11, 16 Fi~gu1red Tapestry: Prodtuction, Mar1ukets and Piower Criminal justice, 145-69 in Philadelphia Textiles, 1885-19-41 by Philip Crist, Robert G., 297-309, 382-4 Scranton, revd 187-9 CrouthlImel, James L., 178-9 Findley, William, 127-31, 133-4, 136-7, 140, 197 Cultulral C onnections: Musetinis anicd Libraries of Fine, Lisa, 24-5 Volume 59, Number 4 * October 1992 - 388 Folmar, J. K, 377-8 GUide to the State Historical Markers of Pennsyl- Fones-Wolf, Ken, 15, 279-80 vania by George R.Beyer, revd 382-3 Forerunners of RevolUtion: Muckuakers and the American Social Conscience by Walter M. H Brasch, rev'd 92-3 Hall, Kermit L., Allen Steinberg's "The Transfonna- R)ster, Joseph S., 87-90 tion of CriminalJusticein Philadelphia, 1800- Foster, Joseph S., The Politics of Ideology. The 1880": A Synipositun, 145-69, 191 Pennsylvania Constitutional Convention of Hamilton, James, 45 1789-90, 122-43, 191 Hardy, Charles III, 277-8 Fox, Francis S., The Prothonotary: Lincoln of Pro- Hare, Robert, 130, 135 vincial andi State Government in Eighteenth- Harp, Maureen A, 286-7 CenrturyPennsylvania, 41-53, 94 Harper, R.Eugene, The Transfonnation of Westen Fox, Maier B., United We Stand: The United Mine Pennsylvania 1770-1800, revd 377-8 Woikers of Amenica, 1890-1990, rev'd 74-8 Harrity, William F., 236-55 Franklin, Benjamin, 43 Harvey Silk Mill, 115 Frantz, John B., 84-5 Hazleton, PA, 108 Freecom by Degrees: Emancipation in Pennsyl- Heister, Joseph, 133 vania and its Aftenmath by Gary B.