compiled by
HELEN M. THURSTON
A Survey of Publications
on the History and Archaeology
of Ohio, 1972-1973
ANTISLAVERY
COFFIN, LEVI, Reminiscences of Levi Coffin. New York, AMS Press, 1971. (Reprint of
1876 ed.); 712p. Reputed president of
the Underground Railroad.
FLADELAND, BETTY, Men and Brothers: Anglo-American
Antislavery Cooperation.
Urbana, University of Illinois Press,
1972. 480p.
GARRISON, WILLIAM LLOYD, ed., by Louis Ruchames, Letters of William Lloyd
Garrison:
A House Dividing Against Itself, II, Cambridge, Harvard University Press, 1971. 770p.
Includes period 1836 to 1840.
MILLER, RANDALL M., "The Union Humane Society," Quaker
History, LXI (1972),
91-106.
PEASE, JANE H. and WILLIAM H.
PEASE, Bound with Them in Chains: A
Biographical
History of the Antislavery Movement. Westport, Conn., Greenwood Publishing Co.,
1972. 334p. Discusses some Ohioans.
RATCLIFFE, DONALD J., "Captain James Riley and Antislavery Sentiment in Ohio,
1819-
1824," Ohio History, LXXXI
(1972), 76-94.
ARCHAEOLOGY
Central States Archaeological
Journal. Published by several
archaeological societies.
Covers Illinois, Missouri, Indiana,
Arkansas, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Iowa.
CONVERSE, ROBERT N., Ohio Slate
Types. Plain City, Ohio,
Archaeological Society of
Ohio, 1971. 48p.
Historical Archaeology. Published annually by The Society for Historical
Archaeology.
Prime concern is the Western Hemisphere.
Ohio Archaeologist. Quarterly by the Archaeological Society of Ohio devoted
to the dis-
cussion and illustration of artifacts
found primarily in Ohio.
ARTS AND CRAFTS
BARNES, JARIUS B. and MOSELLE T.
MEALS, American Furniture in the Western Reserve.
Cleveland, Western Reserve Historical
Society, 1972. 117 illustrations; 136p.
EVANS, BRUCE H., "The Paintings of Edward Edmondson
(1830-1884)," Dayton Art Insti-
tute, Bulletin, XXX (1972).
Special exhibition issue; 36p.
Survey of Publications
293
FITZPATRICK, PAUL J., "Lucy Webb Hayes's Contribution to White House
China," Spin-
ning Wheel, XXVIII (November 1972), 14-17.
FRANKENSTEIN, JOHN, American Art: Its Awful Altitude. A Satire, ed. by WILLIAM
COYLE. Bowling Green, Bowling Green University Press, 1972. (Reprint of 1864
ed.); 136p. By an Ohio
artist.
GIBBS, JAMES WENRICH, Buckeye
Horology: A Review of Ohio Clock and Watch Makers.
Columbia, Pa., Art Crafters, 1971. 128p.
HUTSLAR, DONALD A., "The Log
Architecture of Ohio," Ohio History, LXXX (1971),
172-270.
KLAMKIN, MARIAN, White House China. New York, Charles Scribner's Sons, [1972].
184p.
LANDMARKS COMMITTEE OF THE MAUMEE VALLEY
HISTORICAL SOCIETY, "A Tour of
Toledo Churches: Downtown, Lowertown,
and The Old West End," Northwest Ohio
Quarterly, XLIV (1972),
36p.
SIMMONS, ROBERT HILTON, "Neglected
Work of a Once-famed Yankee Artist Comes to
Washington," Smithsonian, III
(November 1972), 47-53. Concerns Hiram Powers.
STREIFTHAU, DONNA L., "Fancy
Chairs and Finials: Cincinnati Furniture Industry, 1819-
1830," Cincinnati Historical
Society, Bulletin, XXIX (1971), 171-200.
WALTERS, BETTY LAWSON, Furniture
Makers of Indiana, 1793 to 1850. Indianapolis,
Indiana Historical Society, 1972, 244p.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
AGRIESTI, PAUL A.,
"A Bibliography of Ohio Library
History," No. 7 in State Library
History Bibliography Series, Journal
of Library History, VII (1972), 157-188.
BASKIN, ALEX, American Civil
Liberties Union Papers: A Guide to the Records of the
A.C.L.U. Cases 1912-1946. Stony Brook, N.Y., Archives of Social History, 1971. 87p.
GATHERUM, PATRICIA B., "Checklist
of Major Research-in-Progress and Completed Mas-
ters and Doctors Degrees on Topics
Relating to Ohio," Ohio History, LXXXI (1972),
51-60.
THURSTON, HELEN M., "A
Survey of Publications on the History and Archaeology of Ohio,
1971 to 1972," Ohio History, LXXX
(1971), 272-279.
VAN DERHOOF, JACK, A Bibliography of
Novels Related to American Frontier and Colonial
History. Troy, N.Y., Whitston Publishing Co., 1971. 501p.
WYNAR, LUBOMYR R., comp., Encyclopedic
Director of Ethnic Newspapers and Periodi-
cals ... Littleton, Colorado, Libraries Unlimited, Inc., 1972. 260p.
BICENTENNIAL
AMERICAN HERITAGE, The American
Testament: Fifty Great Documents of American
History, ed. by IRWIN GLUSKER and RICHARD M. KETCHUM. New York,
American Heri-
tage Publishing Co., 1971. 255p.
BERG, FRED ANDERSON, Encyclopedia of
Continental Army Units: Battalions, Regiments
and Independent Corps. Harrisburg, Pa., Stackpole Books, 1972. 160p.
MORRIS, RICHARD B., ed., The American
Revolution, 1763-1783: A Bicentennial Collection.
Columbia, University of South Carolina
Press, 1971. 361p.
SMITH, PAUL H., comp., English
Defenders of American Freedoms, 1774-1778: Six Pam-
phlets Attacking British Policy. Washington, D.C., Library of Congress, 1972. 231p.
294 OHIO
HISTORY
BIOGRAPHY
CARTWRIGHT, PETER, Autobiography of
Peter Cartwright, ed. by w. P. STRICKLAND. Free-
port, N.Y., Books for Libraries, [1972].
525p. Methodist circuit rider in Ohio,
1805-1807.
FORD, ALICE, ed., Audubon, By Himself: A Profile of John James
Audubon. Garden City,
N.Y., Natural History Press, 1969. 276p.
FROHMAN, CHARLES E., Sandusky's Editor. Columbus, Ohio Historical Society, 1972. 110p.
Concerns Isaac Foster Mack, editor of
the Sandusky Register.
GARBER, D. W., "Jedediah Strong
Smith: At Home in Ohio," Pacific Historian, XVI
(1972), 1-14. Ohio trader and explorer
of Pacific northwest.
HART, ALBERT BUSHNELL, Salmon
Portland Chase. New York, AMS Press, 1972. (Re-
print of 1899 ed.); 465p.
JAMES, EDWARD T., ed., Notable
American Women, 1607-1950: A Biographical Dictio-
nary. Cambridge, Belknap Press of Harvard University Press,
1971. 3 vols.
MESSERLI, JONATHAN, Horace Mann: A
Biography. New York, Alfred A. Knopf, 1972.
604p. First president of Antioch
College.
MILLETT, STEPHEN M., "Charles E.
Ruthenberg: The Development of an American
Communist, 1909-1927," Ohio
History, LXXXI (1972), 193-209.
PATTERSON, JAMES T., Mr. Republican:
A Biography of Robert A. Taft. Boston, Hough-
ton Mifflin Co., 1972. 737p.
PITZER, DONALD E., ed., Robert Owen's
American Legacy. Indianapolis, Indiana Historical
Society, 1972. 88p.
Proceedings of the Robert Owen Bicentennial Conference, Octo-
ber 15 and 16, 1971.
ROBINSON, WILHELMENA S., "William
Sanders Scarborough: Scholar and Disillusioned
Politician, 1852-1926." (Xerox of
typescript); 18p.
SHAPIRO, HERBERT, "The Herbert
Bigelow Case: A Test of Free Speech in Wartime," Ohio
History, LXXXI (1972), 108-121. WWI case.
STROBRIDGE, WILLIAM F., ed.,
"California Letters of Major General James McPherson,
1858-1860," Ohio History, LXXXI
(1972), 38-50.
TAIT MANUFACTURING COMPANY, A Story
of Accomplishment: Frank M. Tait. Dayton,
privately published, 1957. 86p. Pump
manufacturers.
THOMAS, RICHARD J., "Lisping Cale
Smith: Whig Orator on the Stump," Cincinnati His-
torical Society, Bulletin, XXX
(1972), 21-49. Cincinnati lawyer in 1850's.
THORNBROUGH, GAYLE, ed., The Diary of
Calvin Fletcher, Volume I: 1817-1838. Indian-
apolis, Indiana Historical Society,
1972, 516p. Indiana lawyer, resided for a time in
Urbana, Ohio.
WALLACE, ANGELO, "The Cochran
Collection," Northwest Ohio Quarterly, XLIV (1972),
60-63. Deals with Negley Dakin Cochran,
Toledo's crusading editor.
WELLS, DAMON, Stephen Douglas: The
Last Years, 1857-1861. Austin, University of Texas
Press, 1971. 342p.
Zane Grey Collector, edited by G. M. FARLEY. A quarterly devoted to the life and times
of Zane Grey.
BLACK HISTORY
BROWN, WILLIAM WELLS, The Negro in
the American Rebellion. New York, Citadel
Press [1971]. (Reprint of 1867 ed.);
389p.
LOEWENBERG, TED, "The Blade and the
Black Man, 1867," Northwest Ohio Quarterly,
XLIV (1972), 40-50. Toledo Blade on
Negro discrimination.
MARABLE, W. MANNING, "We Wear the
Mask: The Tragedy of Paul Laurence Dunbar,"
Dayton, VIII (June 1972), 24-27, 35, 39. A Dayton poet.
Survey of Publications
295
MILLER, FLOYD J., "The Father of Black Nationalism: Another
Contender," Civil War
History, XVII (1972), 310-319. Deals with Lewis Woodson,
Ohio-born black nation-
alist.
PARRIS, GUICHARD and LESTER BROOKS,
Blacks in the City: A History of the
National
Urban League. Boston, Little, Brown, and Co., 1971. 534p.
PORTER, DOROTHY B., comp., The
Negro in the United States: A Selected Bibliography.
Washington, D.C., Library of Congress,
1970. 313p.
PORTER, KENNETH WIGGINS, The Negro on
the American Frontier. New York, Arno
Press and New York Times, 1971. 529p.
QUARLES, BENJAMIN, ed., Blacks on
John Brown. Urbana, University of Illinois Press,
1972. 150p.
QUARLES, BENJAMIN, "Frederick
Douglass, Black Imperishable," Quarterly Journal of the
Library of Congress, XXIX (1972), 158-161. An Ohio Negro.
THURSTON, HELEN M., "The 1802
Constitutional Convention and Status of the Negro,"
Ohio History, LXXXI (1972), 15-37.
WINKS, ROBIN W., The Blacks in Canada: A History. New Haven,
Yale University Press,
1971. 546p.
Includes discussion of Underground Railroad.
WOLTERS, RAYMOND, Negroes and the
Great Depression: The Problem of Economic
Recovery. Contributions in American History, No. 6. Westport,
Conn., Greenwood
Publishing Corp., 1970. 398p.
WYE, CHRISTOPHER G., "The New Deal
and the Negro Community: Toward a Broader
Conceptualization," Journal of
American History, LIX (1972), 621-639.
BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY
ATHERTON, LEWIS E., The Frontier
Merchant in Mid-America. Columbia University of
Missouri Press, 1971. 183p.
Cincinnati. A monthly containing articles of cultural and
commercial interest.
Dayton. A monthly containing articles of cultural and
commercial interest.
RICH, DAVID, "Panic in
Toledo?" Northwest Ohio Quarterly, XLIV (1972), 51-59. Panic
of 1873.
WILSON, JOAN HOFF, American Business
and Foreign Policy, 1920-1933. Lexington, Uni-
versity Press of Kentucky, 1971. 339p.
CIVIL WAR AND RECONSTRUCTION
BARNETT, JAMES, "Forty for the
Union: Civil War Generals Buried in Spring Grove
Cemetery," Cincinnati Historical
Society, Bulletin, XXX (1972), 91-121.
BENTON, ALBERT JAY, The Movement for
Peace Without a Victory During the Civil War.
New York, Da Capo Press, 1972. (Reprint
of 1918 ed.); 80p.
KLEMENT, FRANK L., "Phineas C.
Wright, The Order of American Knights, and the San-
derson Expose," Civil War
History, XVIII (1972), 5-23.
LEVSTIK, FRANK R., "From Slavery to
Freedom," Civil War Times, XI (November 1972),
10-15. Two wartime letters by an Ohio
Negro Medal of Honor winner, Milton M.
Holland.
MORSEBERGER, ROBERT E., "The Savior
of Cincinnati," Civil War Times, XI (November
1972), 30-39. Lew Wallace's defense of
Cincinnati against the Confederates in 1862.
MURDOCK, EUGENE C., One Million Men:
The Civil War Draft in the North. Madison,
State Historical Society of Wisconsin,
1971. 366p.
SCHMIEL, EUGENE D., "The Oberlin
Letter: The Post-Civil War Northern Voter," North-
west Ohio Quarterly, XLIII (1971), 75-86.
296 OHIO HISTORY
SHANKMAN, ARNOLD, "William B. Reed and the Civil War," Pennsylvania
History, XXXIX
(1972), 455-468. Mentions Clement
Vallandigham and Samuel S. Cox of Ohio.
SIMON, JOHN Y., ed., The Papers of Ulysses S. Grant, Volume 4: January 8-March 31,
1862. Carbondale, Southern Illinois University Press, 1972. 520p.
U. S. NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS
SERVICE, GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION,
Military Operations of the Civil War:
A Guide-Index to the Official Records of the
Union and Confederate Armies,
1861-1865 ... Vol. II. Washington,
D.C., 1968, 1969,
1970. Covers main eastern theatre of
operations.
EDUCATION AND CULTURE
BELCH, G. EUGENE, Tempered by Crises.
Ada, Ohio, Ohio Northern University, 1971.
42p. The official history of Ohio
Northern University.
CHAMBERS, FREDERICK, "Histories of Black Colleges and
Universities," Journal of Negro
History, LVII (1972), 270-275.
CLARK, BURTON R., The Distinctive
College: Antioch, Reed and Swarthmore. Chicago,
Aldine, 1970. 280p.
CRAMER, C. H., Open Shelves and Open Minds: A
History of the Cleveland Public Library.
Cleveland, Press of Case Western Reserve
University, 1972. 279p.
HOLIDAY, JOSEPH E., "Grand
Opera Comes to the Zoo," Cincinnati Historical Society,
Bulletin, XXX (1972), 7-20.
VOIGHT, DAVID QUENTIN, American
Baseball. Volume II: From the Commissioners to
Continental Expansion. Norman, University of Oklahoma Press, 1970. 350p.
WALKER, BYRON H., comp., Frontier Ohio: A Resource Guide for Teachers.
Columbus,
Ohio Historical Society, 1972. 179p.
GENEALOGY
The American Genealogist. Privately published. A quarterly containing American
gene-
alogical records and history.
Armstrong Surname Bulletin. Quarterly by the Armstrong Surname Organization (472
8th Ave., Salt Lake City, Utah 84103).
Copper State Bulletin. Quarterly of the Southern Arizona Genealogical Society.
CRAWFORD, ANDREW J., comp., CRAWFORD and Allied Families. Privately
published, 1971.
189p. Brent, Curd, Dugan,
Kindrick, Perkins, 1540-1971.
The Detroit Society for Genealogical
Research. Contains genealogical
records pertaining
to Michigan.
ELLER, MRS. DENVER, comp., "Marriages, Births, Deaths,
1852-1900, St. John Lutheran
Church, Greenville, Ohio." (Typed
copy); 101p.
Family Fare. Quarterly list of additions to the Historical Library
of Fort Wayne and
Allen County, Indiana.
FOSKETT,
HELEN
ROBINETT, "History and Genealogy of
Two Pioneers of Rich Hill Town-
ship, Muskingum County, Ohio: William
Herron, 1805, and Thomas Leedom, Sr.,
Revolutionary War Veteran, 1810."
(Typescript, 1971); 85p.
Gateway to the West. Quarterly containing genealogical material taken from
early Ohio
records of various kinds.
HARTLINE, DAVID L., Soldiers
of Marion County, Ohio, 1776-1900. Marion, Ohio, pri-
vately published, 1972. 250p.
HODGES, NADINE and MRS. HOWARD W. WOODRUFF, comps., Missouri Pioneers: County and
Genealogical Records. Vol. III. Privately published, 1970. 128p.
Survey of Publications
297
The Hoosier Genealogist. Quarterly by the Indiana Historical Society (140 N.
Senate
Ave., Indianapolis 46204) containing
genealogical material pertinent to Ohioans.
Kentucky Ancesters. Quarterly by the Kentucky Historical Society containing
genealogi-
cal material.
Michigan Heritage. Quarterly containing biography, local, and family
history.
MILLER, OSCAR R., The Shrock Family History. Berlin, Ohio, privately published, 1971.
120p. Traces descendants of
Henry Shrock and Barbara Miller from 1807 to 1971.
Available from the author for $3.00
postpaid. Box 133, Berlin, Ohio 44610.
Ohio Records and Pioneer Families. Quarterly containing genealogical material taken
from Ohio records of various kinds.
The Report. Quarterly published by the Ohio Genealogical Society
(454 Park Avenue
West, Mansfield, Ohio 44906).
SHORT, ANITA and RUTH BOWERS, comps., Cemetery Inscriptions, Darke County, Ohio.
Vol. I. Privately published, 1968. 137p.
SHORT, ANITA and RUTH BOWERS, comps.,
Cemetery Inscriptions, Preble County, Ohio.
Vol. I. Privately published, 1969. 100p.
UHRBROCK, RICHARD S., Descendants of Thomas
Gatewood. (Xerox copy, 1972); 64p.
Your Family Tree. Quarterly by the Hoenstine Rental Library (414
Montgomery St.,
Hollidaysburg, Pa. 16648). Contains
Pennsylvania genealogy and history.
GENERAL
BUTLER, MANN, Valley of the Ohio.
Frankfort, Kentucky Historical
Society, 1971. 302p.
History of the Ohio River Valley from
1748 to c. 1788.
CURTIS, JAMES C., The
Fox at Bay: Martin Van Buren and the Presidency, 1837-1841.
Lexington, University Press of Kentucky,
1970. 233p.
HUGHES, EMMET JOHN, "Our Presidents,
heroes or nobodies: They all had their own
style," Part 1, Smithsonian, II
(March 1972), 28-37. Includes Taft and Harding
among others. "FDR set own style of
the office, but Lincoln still walks," Part 2,
Smithsonian, III (April 1972), 30-37. Conclusion of article, covers
presidents from
1933 to present.
Inland Seas: Quarterly Journal of the
Great Lakes Historical Society. Devoted
to dis-
cussion and illustration of history,
geography, geology, transportation, and industry of
the Great Lakes region.
Limnos. Quarterly of the Great Lakes Foundation containing
scientific and educational
articles concerning the Great Lakes
Basin.
LUEBKE, FREDERICK C.,
ed., Ethnic Voters and the Election of Lincoln. Lincoln, Univer-
sity of Nebraska Press, 1971. 226p.
Collection of essays, the first dealing with the
foreign-born of the Northwest.
MAYHEW, ANNE, "A
Reappraisal of the Causes of Farm Protest in the United States,
1870-1900," Journal of Economic
History, XXXII (1972), 464-475. Concerns the
Midwest.
PEIRCE, NEAL R., The Megastates of America: People, Politics, and Power in the
Ten
Great States. New York, W. W. Norton, Co., 1972. 745p. Includes Ohio.
Public Papers of the Presidents of
the United States: Richard Nixon, 1969. Washington,
D. C., Office of the Federal Registrar,
NARS, General Service Admin., 1971. 1081p.
STEVENS, S. K., DONALD H.
KENT, AUTUMN L. LEONARD, eds., The Papers of Henry Bouquet.
Vol. I. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Historical and Museum Commission, 1972. 421p.
December 11, 1755-May 31, 1758; contains
little Ohio material.
WEAVER, HERBERT, and
PAUL H. BERGERON, eds., Correspondence of James K. Polk. Vol.
II. Nashville, Vanderbilt University
Press, 1972. 645p. Covers the years 1833 and
1834.
298 OHIO
HISTORY
INDIANS AND THE WARS
BIRD, HARRISON, War for
the West, 1790-1813. New York, Oxford
University Press, 1971.
278p. Indian campaigns in the War of
1812.
EDMUNDS, R. DAVID, "WEA
Participation in the Northwest Indian Wars, 1790-1795,"
Filson Club History Quarterly, XLVI (1972), 241-253. Subdivision of Miami Indians.
JACOBS, WILBUR R., Dispossessing the
American Indian: Indians and Whites on the Colo-
nial Frontier. New York, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1972. 240p. Includes
Ohio Indians.
JONES, DAVID, A Journal of Two Visits
Made to Some Nations of Indians on the West
Side of the River Ohio in the Years
1772 and 1773. New York, Arno Press,
1971.
(Reprint of 1774 ed.); 127p.
KAPPLER, CHARLES, comp. and ed., Indian
Treaties, 1778-1863. New York, Interland
Publishing, Inc., 1972. 1099p.
MORSE, JEDIDIAH, A Report to the
Secretary of War of the United States on Indian Affairs.
St. Clair Shores, Mich., Scholarly
Press, 1972. (Reprint of 1822 ed.); 400p.
TANTAQUIDGEON, GLADYS, Folk Medicine
of the Delaware and Related Algonkian Indians.
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Historical and
Museum Commission, 1972. 145p.
TRENNERT, ROBERT A., "The Mormons
and the Office of Indian Affairs: The Conflict
Over Winter Quarters, 1846-1848," Nebraska
History, LIII (1972), 381-400. Deals
with William Medill as Commissioner of
Indian Affairs.
TUCKER, GLENN, "Tecumseh," American
History Illustrated, VI (1972), 4-9, 43-48. Bio-
graphical sketch.
WESLAGER, C. A., The Delaware
Indians: A History. New Brunswick, New Jersey, Rutgers
University Press, 1972. 546p.
LITERATURE
ANDREWS, WILLIAM D., "William T.
Coggeshall: 'Booster' of Western Literature," Ohio
History, LXXXI (1972), 210-220.
GREY, ZANE, Zane Grey: Outdoorsman, ed.
by GEORGE REIGER. Englewood Cliffs, N. J.,
Prentice-Hall, Inc., [1972]. 349p.
Ohio-born novelist.
LAMPLUGH, GEORGE R., "The Image of the
Negro in Popular Magazine Fiction, 1875-
1900," Journal of Negro History,
LVII (1972), 177-189. Includes Charles Chesnutt.
TRENT, TONI, "Stratification Among
Blacks by Black Authors," Negro History Bulletin,
XXXIV (1971), 179-181. Includes Chesnutt
and Dunbar.
WINTZ, CARY D., "Race and Realism
in the Fiction of Charles W. Chesnutt," Ohio History,
LXXXI (1972), 122-130.
LOCAL HISTORY
ALIG, JOYCE G., Saint Henry, Ohio:
1836-1872--135 Years. Privately published, 1972.
200p.
Allen County Reporter. Quarterly of the Allen County Historical Society.
ARNOLD, DANIEL G., About Bucyrus. Indianapolis,
McM Corporation, 1971. 240p. An
Ohio city.
The Historical Society Quarterly. Published by the Lake County Historical Society.
Log Cabin Sentinel. Bulletin of the Madison County Historical Society.
Pickaway Quarterly. Published by the Pickaway County Historical Society.
SKARDON, MARY A., ed., Yester Year in
Clark County Ohio. Springfield, Clark County
Historical Society, 1972. 47p.
Vol. 6 of the reminiscences of old timers which appeared
in the Springfield Sunday News of
1893.
Survey of Publications
299
The Tallow Light. Quarterly of the Washington County Historical Society
containing
historical articles and notes of
interest of genealogists and members.
WEISHEIMER, CARL H., Sellsville,
Circa 1900. Privately published, 1971. 142p.
See Ohioana Quarterly (Winter
1972) for additional local history listings.
MISCELLANEOUS
BOWERS, RUTH and ANITA SHORT, comps., Preble County, Ohio, Common Pleas Court Rec-
ords, 1810-1850. Privately published, 1970. 142p.
CITIZENS LEAGUE OF GREATER CLEVELAND, 75
Years of Doing Good: The Story of the
Citizens League, 1896-1971. Cleveland, Citizens League of Greater Cleveland, 1971.
39p.
DAVIS, FRANK G., comp., The Law in
Southwestern Ohio. Cincinnati, Cincinnati Bar Asso-
ciation, 1972. 435p.
GEBARD,
BRUNO, "Ohio Physicians; Landmarks," Ohio State Medical Journal, LXVIII
(1972), 779-781.
JAMES,
PEGGIE SEITZ, Original Land Entries of Allen County, Ohio. Ann Arbor, Edwards
Bros., 1971. 152p.
JONES, JOHN PAUL, "The Hermitage, The Pines, and Old Hyde Park,"
Cincinnati Histori-
cal Society, Bulletin, XXX
(1972), 51-72.
KOYKKA, THOMAS V., Ohio
Appellate Process. Cincinnati, W. H. Anderson, [1972]. 328p.
LUTZ, PAUL V., "Harding's
Love Letters Preserved: When Should 'Property Rights' in
Letters Pass into the Public
Domain?" Manuscripts, XXIV (1972), 67-69.
MCCUE,
GEORGE, "The New Look of Cincinnati's
Old Mt. Auburn," Historic Preservation,
XXIV (April-June 1972), 31-37. An
interview with Carl B. Westmoreland, president
of the Mt. Auburn Community Council,
Inc.
MCKEE, HARLEY J., "Original Bridges on the National Road in Eastern
Ohio," Ohio
History, LXXXI (1972), 131-144.
MAK, JAMES, "Intraregional
Trade in the Antebellum West: Ohio, A Case Study," Agri-
cultural History, XLVI (1972), 489-497.
POWELL, ESTHER WEYGANDT, comp., Early Ohio Tax Records. Akron, privately
published,
c. 1971. 459p. Originals will be found
in archives of Ohio Historical Library.
RHODES, IRWIN S., "The Founding of the Cincinnati Bar Association,
1872," Cincinnati
Historical Society, Bulletin, XXX
(1972), 123-129.
SHORT, ANITA and RUTH BOWERS, comps., United States Land Entries from Preble
County,
Ohio. Privately published, 1968. 25p.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, Reports of Cases Decided by Chief
Justice Chase in the
Circuit Court of the United States,
Fourth Circuit, 1865-1869. [Comp.] by
BRADLEY
T. JOHNSON. New York, Da Capo, 1972.
(Reprint of 1876 ed.); 606p.
ZIMMERMAN, MRS. JAMES M., "Beaches
and Bloomers: Bathing and Boating in Cincinnati
Waters," Cincinnati Historical
Society, Bulletin, XXX (1972), 131-145.
POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT
BARRINGER, WILLIAM E., "The
Politics of Abolition: Salmon P. Chase in Cincinnati," Cin-
cinnati Historical Society, Bulletin,
XXIX (1971), 79-99.
BELZ, HERMAN, "Henry Winter Davis
and Origins of Congressional Reconstruction,"
Maryland Historical Magazine, LXVII (1972), 129-143. Includes Ohioans John
Sherman, James M. Ashley, and John A.
Bingham.
COCHRAN, WILLIAM COX, The Western
Reserve and the Fugitive Slave Law. New York,
Da Capo Press, 1972. (Reprint of 1920
ed.); 235p.
300 OHIO
HISTORY
DOBSON, JOHN M., Politics in the
Gilded Age: A New Perspective on Reform. New York,
Praeger, 1972. 200p.
DUDDEN, ARTHUR POWER, Joseph Fels and
the Single-Tax Movement. Philadelphia, Tem-
ple University Press, 1971. 308p.
ERSHKOWITZ, HERBERT and WILLIAM G.
SHADE, "Consensus or Conflict? Political Behavior
in the State Legislatures during the
Jackson Era," Journal of American History, LVIII
(1971), 591-621. Includes Ohio.
GEORGE, SISTER MARY KARL, The Rise
and Fall of Toledo, Michigan: The Toledo War!
Lansing, Michigan Historical Commission,
1971. 84p. Deals with border dispute
between Ohio and Michigan.
GERMAN, JAMES C., JR., "The Taft Administration and the Sherman Antitrust
Act," Mid-
America An Historical Review, LIV (1972), 172-186.
GRANT, PHILIP A., JR.,
"Congressional Campaigns of James M. Cox, 1908 and 1910,"
Ohio History, LXXXI (1972), 4-14.
GRIEB, KENNETH J., "The Fifth Pan American Conference: Proving Ground
for Warren
G. Harding's Latin American
Policy," Transactions of the Wisconsin Academy of Sci-
ences, Arts and Letters, LX (1972), 69-78.
MCMAINS, HOWARD F., "The Road to George
Ade's Farm: Origins of Taft's First Cam-
paign Rally, September, 1908," Indiana
Magazine of History, LXVIII (1971) 317-334.
MERRILL, HORACE SAMUEL and MARION
GALBRAITH MERRILL, The Republican Command,
1897-1913. Lexington, University Press of Kentucky, 1971. 360p.
Includes discussion
of Ohio leaders.
PESKIN, ALLAN, "The
'Put-Up Job': Wisconsin and the Republican National Convention
of 1880," Wisconsin Magazine of
History, LV (1972), 263-274. Concerns the nomina-
tion of James Garfield.
PORTER, LORLE A., "The Lecompton Issue in Knox County Politics:
Division of the
Democracy, 1858," Ohio History, LXXXI
(1972), 157-192.
RUNYON, JOHN H., comp., Source Book
of American Presidential Campaign and Election
Statistics, 1948-1968. New York, Frederick Ungar Publishing Co., 1971. 380p.
SCHOLES, WALTER V. and MARIE V. SCHOLES,
The Foreign Policies of the Taft Administra-
tion. Columbia, University of Missouri Press, 1970, 259p.
SOLVICK, STANLEY D., "The Pre-Presidential Political and Economic
Thought of William
Howard Taft," Northwest Ohio
Quarterly, XLIII (1971), 87-96.
SWART, STANLEY L., "A Memo on Cross-Burning and Its
Implications," Northwest Ohio
Quarterly, XLIII (1971), 70-74. Concerns the Ku Klux Klan.
WEAVER, BILL L., "President Hayes' Visit to Kentucky, 1877," Filson
Club History Quar-
terly, XLVI (1972), 37-48.
RELIGION
CARWARDINE, RICHARD, "The Second
Great Awakening in the Urban Centers: An Exam-
ination of Methodism and the 'New
Measures,'" Journal of American History, LIX
(1972), 327-340. Concerns Charles G.
Finney.
DURNBAUGH, DONALD F., ed., The Church of the Brethren Past
and Present. Elgin, Illinois,
Brethren Press, 1971. 182p. Ohio
related.
EUSTIS, ALVIN, "On the Road in
1835: A Journey of the Reverend James McElroy," Ohio
History, LXXXI (1972), 221-227. Travel through Ohio and
Kentucky.
HOPKINS, SAMUEL, A Treatise on the
Millennium. New York, Arno, 1972. (Reprint of
1793 ed.); 158p. The concept
was later of importance in Ohio.
MCBRIDE, JAMES, "The Shakers of
Ohio: An Early Nineteenth-Century Account," Cin-
cinnati Historical Society, Bulletin,
XXIX (1971), 126-137. Publication of a letter
from James McBride to his aunt
describing Union Village, or Turtle Creek, 1811.
Survey of Publications
301
ROBSON, WALTER, An English View of American Quakerism: The Journal of
Walter Rob-
son (1842-1929) Written During the
Fall of 1877, While Traveling among American
Friends. Philadelphia, American Philosophical Society, 1970. 162p.
Visits Ohio.
SCHNEIDER, NORRIS F., The First
Baptist Church, Zanesville, Ohio, 1821-1971. Zanesville,
privately published, 1971. 8p.
SCHNEIDER, NORRIS F., History of
Rolling Plains United Methodist Church, Muskingum
County, Ohio. Zanesville, privately published, 1971. [n.p.]
Schoenbrunn Story: Excerpts from the
Diary of the Reverend David Zeisberger, 1772-
1777 at Schoenbrunn in the Ohio
Country, trans. by AUGUST C. MAHR.
Columbus, Ohio
Historical Society, 1972. 26p.
THOMAS, N. GORDON, "The Millerite
Movement in Ohio," Ohio History, LXXXI (1972),
95-107.
SOCIAL HISTORY
BARCLAY, MORGAN J., "Changing
Images of Toledo's Polish Community," Northwest Ohio
Quarterly, XLIV (1972), 64-71.
MORRIS, JAMES M., "The Cincinnati
Shoemakers' Lockout of 1888: A Case Study in the
Demise of the Knights of Labor," Labor
History, XIII (1972), 505-519.
PRINGLE, WILLIAM R., History of the Scottish Rite in Ohio. Cleveland,
privately published,
1971. 145p.
PRPIC, GEORGE J., The Croatian
Immigrants in America. New York, Philosophical
Library, 1971. 519p. Clevelanders
included.
TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATION
AMES, WILLIAM E., A History of the
National Intelligencer. Chapel Hill, University of
North Carolina Press, 1972. 376p.
BROWN, DEE, "The Pirates of the
Ohio," American History Illustrated, VII (1972), 36-43.
Concerns emigrating families falling
prey to river pirates.
CHRISTIANSEN, HARRY, Ohio Trolley
Trails. Euclid, Ohio, Transit House, Inc., 1971. 152p.
GAMBLE, J. MACK, Steamboats on the
Muskingum. Staten Island, New York, Steamship
Historical Society of America, 1971.
283p.
The Railway and Locomotive Historical
Society Bulletin. Semiannual official
journal of
the Railway and Locomotive Historical
Society containing articles on railroad subjects.
RAPSON, RICHARD L., Britons View
America: Travel Commentary, 1860-1935. Seattle,
University of Washington Press, 1971. 274p.
Includes Ohio.
REILLY, TOM, "Early Coverage of a
President-Elect: Lincoln at Springfield 1860," Jour-
nalism Quarterly (Autumn 1972), 469-479. Concerns Henry Villard, former
reporter
for the Cincinnati Commercial.
RICE, JOE M., Early Cincinnati Radio,
1910-1970. Florence, Kentucky, privately pub-
lished, 1971. 247p.
SEARIGHT, THOMAS B., ed. by JOSEPH E. MORSE and R.
DUFF GREEN, Thomas B. Searight's
The Old Pike: An Illustrated
Narrative of the National Road. Orange,
Virginia, Green
Tree Press, 1971. 189p.
Towpaths. Quarterly by the Canal Society of Ohio containing
articles and illustrations
of interest to canal buffs.
WAGNER, RICHARD M. and ROY J.
WRIGHT, Cincinnati Streetcars No. 5, 1895-1911. Cin-
cinnati, Wagner Car Co., 1971. 70p. (pp.
178-248)