SUBJECT
AND TITLE INDEX TO VOL. XLVIII
(For
Index of Authors, see Contents, page iii)
PAGE
ANTHROPOLOGY--STUDY
AND TEACHING
Gillin,
John, Some Unfinished Business in Cultural Anthropology
.............................. 44- 52
BACKUS
FAMILY
Phillips,
Mrs. J. E., Ohio's Deep Roots in
Connecticut........................................ 74- 82
The
Beginning of Formal Dental Education at Bainbridge, O., by Edward C. Mills....
243-256
Benjamin
F. Wade and the Atrocity Propaganda of the Civil War, by Harry Williams 33- 43
BIOGRAPHY
Weisenburger,
F. P., The Personal Element in History........................................
153-163
BISHOP,
ROBERT HAMILTON
Rodabaugh,
J. H., Miami University, Calvinism, and the Anti-slavery Movement.... 66- 73
Board of
Trustees, Minutes
of............................................................. 124-126
BONES
Brainerd,
G. W., An Illustrated Field Key for the Identification of Mammal Bones 324-328
BOOK
REVIEWS
Atherton,
L. E., The Pioneer Merchant in
Mid-America.......................................... 279-280
Baldwin,
L. D., Whiskey Rebels; the Story of a Frontier
Uprising........................ 272-273
Barrett, S. M
., Mocco..................................................................... 90- 92
Barrett,
S. M., ed., Geronimo's Story of His
Life............................................. 90- 92
Bodley, Temple,
Our First Great
West................................................... 176-179
Buck,
E. H., Moccasins in the
Wilderness...................................................... 92- 93
Cole,
Cyrenus, I Am a Man; The
Indian Black Hawk.......................................... 88- 90
Crawford, Phyllis, "Hello, the
Boat!" .................................................... 278-279
Croghan,
George, George Croghan's Journal of His Trip to Detroit in 1767 with
His Correspondence Relating thereto; ed. by Howard H. Peckham........................ 343-344
Gordon,
A. K., Iconography of Tibetan Lamaism..................................................
277-278
Hamlin,
T. F., Some European Architectural Libraries, Their Methods, Equipment,
and
Administration.................................................................... 344-345
1 Kohlmeier, A. L., The Old Northwest as
the Keystone of the Arch of American
Federal Union
........................................................................ 164-166
Lea,
A. M., The Book that Gave Iowa Its
Name................................................... 88- 89
Lilly,
Eli, Prehistoric Antiquities of
Indiana................................................. 85- 87
Machetanz,
Frederick, Panuck, Eskimo Sled
Dog.................................................... 179
McKenney,
Ruth, Industrial Valley
............................................................ 174-176
Miller, J. M
., Genesis of Western
Culture........................................... 172-174
Notestein,
L. L., Wooster of the Middle West..................................................
276-277
O'Byrne,
Mrs. R. C., comp. and ed., Roster of Soldiers and Patriots of the American
Revolution Buried in Indiana............................................................ 344
Page, Elizabeth, The Tree ofLiberty.....................................................
341-342
Parks,
E. W., Segments of Southern
Thought.................................................... 271-272
Philbrick,
F. S., ed., Pope's Digest, 1815 (I)................................................
274-276
Ramsey,
G. F., Educational Work in Museums of the United
States............................ 280-281
Rowe,
F. H., History of the Iron and Steel Industry in Scioto County,
Ohio.......... 87- 88
Trimble, B.
R., Chief Justice
Waite..................................................... 166-170
Weisenburger,
F. P., The Life of John
McLean.................................................... 170-172
Wesley,
E. B., Owatonna; the Social Development of a Minnesota Community...... 342-343
Book that Gave Iowa Its Name, by
Albert M. Lea--Book review by L. R. H........... 88- 89
BROWNE,
SAMUEL J.
Farmer,
Henry, Speculative Interest in Ohio Lands in 1829 as Revealed in a
Letter
from Henry Farmer to Samuel J. Browne;
ed. by William D. Overman....
329-337
Catalog
of the Dolores Cameron Venable Memorial Collection of the Ohio State
Archaeological and
Historical
Society............................................................................ 257-270
CHAPMAN
FAMILY (EDWARD CHAPMAN, d.1678)
Wheeler,
F. E., comp., John Chapman's Line of Descent from Edward Chapman
of
Ipswich; with an Introduction by Robert
Price.................................................... 20- 32
CHAPMAN,
JOHN, 1774-1845
Wheeler,
F. E., comp., John Chapman's Line of Descent from Edward Chapman
of
Ipswich; with an Introduction by Robert
Price.................................................. 20- 32
OHIO--STATE
INSTITUTIONS
Chief Justice Waite, Defender of the Public Interest, by B. R. Trimble--
Book review
by James H.
Rodabaugh.............................................................................. 166-170
Connecticut,
Ohio's Deep Roots in, by Josephine E.
Phillips.......................................... 74- 82
CULTURE
Gillin,
John, Some Unfinished Business in Cultural
Anthropology............................ 44- 52
DENTISTRY--STUDY
AND TEACHING
Mills,
E. C., the Beginning of Dental Education at Bainbridge,
Ohio........................ 243-256
DENTISTS--OHIO
Mills,
E. C., The Beginning of Dental Education at Bainbridge,
Ohio........................ 243-256
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