A Survey of Publications
In Ohio History and Archaeology,
August 1959--July 1960
Compiled by S. WINIFRED SMITH
AGRICULTURE
DODDS, Gilbert F., "Early
Horticulture in Franklin County," Franklin County
Historical Society, Special Bulletin
No. 4 (December 1959), 1-15.
ANTISLAVERY MOVEMENT
FILLER, Louis, "Slavery and
Antislavery: Subjects in Search of Authors,"
Ohio Historical Quarterly, LXIX (1960), 179-182.
GARA, Larry, "The Underground
Railroad: A Re-evaluation," Ohio Historical
Quarterly, LXIX (1960), 217-230.
"Harper's Ferry 1859," Virginia
Cavalcade, IX, No. 2 (Autumn 1959), 23-33.
A portfolio of contemporary pictures.
MILHOUS, Phil, "A Footnote to John
Brown's Raid," Virginia Magazine of
History and Biography, LXVII (1959), 396-398.
MOORE, Rayburn S., "John Brown's
Raid at Harpers Ferry: An Eyewitness
Account by Charles White," Virginia
Magazine of History and Biography,
LXVII (1959), 387-395.
PETERSEN, William J., and others,
"John Brown Among the Quakers," Pa-
limpsest, XLI (1960), 1-80. The entire issue is devoted to
articles on Brown by
seven different writers.
RUCHAMES, Louis, ed., A John Brown
Reader: The Story of John Brown in
His Own Words, in the Words of Those
Who Knew Him, and in the Poetry
and Prose of the Literary Heritage. New York, Abelard-Schuman, 1960. 431p.
ARCHAEOLOGY
ALLMAN, John C., "The Erp Bluff-Top
Site: Notes on the First Season's
Work," Ohio Archaeologist, X
(1960), 60-62.
ARTER, Bill, "The 'Holy Stones' of
Newark," Ohio Archaeologist, IX (1959),
96-97.
ATKINSON, Ed W., ed., "Feurt Village Site: Added
Artifacts," Ohio Archae-
ologist, X (1960), 47-49. Scioto County.
380
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ATKINSON, Ed W., "The William H.
David [Davis] Mound," Ohio Ar-
chaeologist, IX (1959), 114-116. In Franklin County, east of
Columbus.
BABY, Raymond S., "The Clifford M.
Williams Site," Ohio Archaeologist, IX
(1959), 79. In Logan County.
BABY, Raymond S., and Asa Mays, Jr.,
"Exploration of the William H. Davis
Mound," Museum Echoes, XXXII
(1959), 95-96. In Franklin County, east of
Columbus.
COLLINS, David R., The Archaeology of Clark County. Springfield,
Clark
County Historical Society, 1959. 24p.
DUNN, Norman L., "The Zimmerman
& Williams Sites," Ohio Archaeologist,
IX (1959), 117-121. Near Roundhead,
Ohio.
HOEFLICH, Donald C., and Wilbur Lee
Shultz, "Fredericktown Sand & Gravel
Company Mound," Ohio Archaeologist,
X (1960), 15-20. In Berlin Township,
Knox County.
HYDE, E. W., "The Choppers
Midden," Ohio Archaeologist, X (1960), 41-45.
Located seven miles north of Lowell in
Washington County.
McBETH, Donald, "Bourneville Mound,
Ross County, Ohio," Ohio Archaeolo-
gist, X (1960), 12-14.
MILLER, James W., "Feurts Village
Burial Mound," Ohio Archaeologist, X
(1960), 5-7. Scioto County.
PATTERSON, Richard P., "Devola
Workshop Site," Ohio Archaeologist, IX
(1959), 131-134. Washington County.
PRUFER, Olaf H., "An Early Lithic
Point from Twinsburg, Ohio," Ohio
Archaeologist, X (1960), 99-100.
RITCHIE, WILLIAM A., and Don W. Dragoo,
"The Eastern Dispersal of
Adena," American Antiquity, XXV
(1959), 43-50.
SCHEELE, William E., The Mound
Builders. Cleveland and New York, World
Publishing Company, 1960. 64p. Deals
with the North American mound builders,
especially with the Hopewell Indians of
the Ohio Valley. For ages ten to
fourteen.
SMITH, Arthur George, "Adena in
Northern Ohio," Ohio Archaeologist, IX
(1959), 109.
SMITH, Arthur George, "The Herner
Site: A Possible Glacial Cemetery,"
Ohio Archaeologist, X (1960), 52-59. Huron County.
SMITH, Arthur George, "The Sawmill
Site, Erie County, Ohio," Ohio Archae-
ologist, X (1960), 84-98. Site transitional from Late Paleo Indian
to Archaic.
STARR, S. F., The Archaeology of
Hamilton County, Ohio (Cincinnati Museum
of Natural History, Journal, Vol.
XXIII, No. 1, June 1960). 130p.
ARTS AND CRAFTS
GRIGAUT, PAUL L., "An American
Painter's Dream," Bulletin of the Detroit
Institute of Arts, XXXVIII (1959), 89-91. Description of a painting by
Thomas
Buchanan Read, "The Painter's
Dream."
McDERMOTT, John Francis, "John
Caspar Wild: Some New Facts and a
Query," Pennsylvania Magazine of
History and Biography, LXXXIII (1959),
452-455. Deals in part with Wild's work
at Cincinnati.
"The Ohio Historical Society
Issue," Antiques Journal, XV, No. 6 (June 1960),
21-52. The entire issue is devoted to
the Ohio Historical Society's collections,
especially the arts and crafts.
OTTO, Celia Jackson, "Cincinnati Hog-Back
Sofa," Historical and Philosophical
Society of Ohio, Bulletin, XVIII
(1960), 19-23. Made in the 1830's and 40's.
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A SURVEY OF PUBLICATIONS 381
PEARSON, John Calder, The Rowfant
Candlesticks. Cleveland, Rowfant Club,
1959. 355p. Description of the
collection of candlesticks of the Rowfant Club
of Cleveland.
RODEE, Margaret A., "Pewter Making
in Early Ohio," Ohioana, III (1960),
3-6, 14.
SCHUMER, Ann Byrd, "Aspects of
Lilly Martin Spencer's Career in Newark,
New Jersey," Proceedings of the
New Jersey Historical Society, LXXVII
(1959), 244-255.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
MARCUS, Jacob R., "The American
Jewish Archives," American Archivist,
XXIII (1960), 57-61. At Cincinnati,
Ohio.
[MARTIN, Elizabeth R.],
"Acquisition of W. T. Sherman Papers," Museum
Echoes, XXXIII (1960), 15.
PATTERSON, Jerry E., and William R.
Stanton, "The Ephraim George Squier
Manuscripts in the Library of Congress:
A Check List," Papers of the Biblio-
graphical Society of America, LIII (1959), 309-326.
SMITH, S. Winifred, comp., "A
Survey of Publications in Ohio History and
Archaeology, August 1958-July
1959," Ohio Historical Quarterly, LXVIII
(1959), 408-418.
STEVENS, Harry R., "Recent Writings
on Midwestern Economic History,"
Ohio Historical Quarterly, LXIX (1960), 1-31.
BIOGRAPHY
BAUM, Phyllis, "St. Francis of the
Apple Trees," Beautiful Ohio, I (1959),
9-10, 24-25. An account of John Chapman.
CRUDEN, Robert, "The Early Historical Writings of
James Ford Rhodes,
1885-1886," Ohio Historical
Quarterly, LXIX (1960), 171-178.
De SANTIS, Vincent P., "President
Garfield and the Solid South," North Caro-
lina Historical Review, XXXVI (1959), 442-465.
DUCKETT, Kenneth W., "John
Johnston," Museum Echoes, XXXIII (1960),
3-6.
EBY, Cecil D., Jr., "'Porte Crayon'
Meets General Grant," Journal of the
Illinois State Historical Society, LII (1959), 229-247. David Hunter Strother's
estimate of U. S. Grant.
FROST, Orcutt W., Young Hearn. Tokyo,
Hokuseido Press, 1958. 222p. Con-
siderable space is devoted to Lafcadio
Hearn's Cincinnati period.
FURNAS, J. C., The Road to Harpers
Ferry. New York, William Sloane Asso-
ciates, 1959. 477p. A biography of John
Brown.
GUMBINER, Rabbi Joseph Henry, Isaac
Mayer Wise, Pioneer of American
Judaism. New York, Union of American Hebrew Congregations, 1959.
197p.
For ages twelve to fifteen.
HARPER, Robert S., The Critter in
Marble. Columbus, Ohio Lincoln Sesqui-
centennial Committee, 1959. 8p. An
account of the Columbus sculptor T. D.
Jones and his relations with Lincoln
when Lincoln sat to Jones for a marble
bust.
HOPKINS, Vivian C., Prodigal Puritan:
A Life of Delia Bacon. Cambridge,
Mass., Belnap Press of Harvard
University Press, 1959. 362p. Delia Bacon,
a daughter of the founder of Hudson and
Tallmadge, who spent her early years
in Ohio.
382
THE OHIO HISTORICAL QUARTERLY
JONES, David T., comp., The Two J. W.
Joneses of Adams County, Ohio.
Olivet, Mich., Olivet College, 1959.
12p. Mimeographed.
JONES, Samuel Milton, III, "Brand Whitlock: The
Early Years, 1869-1904,"
Northwest Ohio Quarterly, XXXI (1959), 7-37.
JOSEPHSON, Matthew, Edison: A Biography. New
York, McGraw-Hill Book
Company, 1959. 511p.
KILBY, Clyde S., Minority of One: A
Biography of Jonathan Blanchard, Edu-
cator, Citizen, Reformer in
Midwestern America Before and After the Civil
War. Grand Rapids, Mich., Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing
Company, 1959. 252p.
LAMNECK, John Howard, The Country
Squire: The Romance of a Law Abid-
ing Citizen. Boston, Christopher Publishing House, 1960. 289p.
Autobiography
of a native of Tuscarawas County who
became a state supreme court judge and
director of public welfare.
LAVINE, Sigmund A., Kettering: Master
Inventor. New York, Dodd, Mead
and Company, 1960. 173p. A life of
Charles Kettering for ages thirteen and up.
LEECH, Margaret, In the Days of
McKinley. New York, Harper and Brothers,
1959. 686p. A study of the
life and times of William McKinley.
LOMASK, Milton, General Phil Sheridan
and the Union Cavalry. New York,
P. J. Kenedy and Sons, 1959. 178p. For
ages ten to fifteen.
MacDONALD, Curtis C., "Sardis
Birchard--Indian Trader," Northwest Ohio
Quarterly, XXXII (1960), 15-24.
MARVIN, Walter Rumsey, "Alfred
Kelley," Museum Echoes, XXXIII (1960),
11-14.
MATTHEWS, Thomas Stanley, Name and
Address: An Autobiography. New
York, Simon and Schuster, 1960. 309p.
Matthews is a native of Cincinnati
and a former editor of Time magazine.
MEREDITH, Roy, ed., Mr. Lincoln's
General, U. S. Grant: An Illustrated Auto-
biography. New York, E. P. Dutton and Company, 1959. 252p.
MILLER, William B., "Letters of
Benjamin Harrison," Journal of the Presby-
terian Historical Society, XXXVII (1959), 143-154; XXXVIII (1960), 39-64.
Most of the letters were written to John
A. Alexander from Cincinnati and
Indianapolis, 1853-88.
MONAGHAN, Jay, Custer: The Life of
General George Armstrong Custer.
Boston, Little, Brown and Company, 1959.
469p.
NEWCOMER, Lee Nathaniel, "Manasseh
Cutler's Writings: A Note on Editorial
Practice," Mississippi Valley
Historical Review, XLVII (1960), 88-101. Dis-
cusses the distorted view of Cutler
produced by the editing of his diaries and
correspondence by his grandchildren.
PAAR, Jack, with John Reddy, I Kid
You Not. Boston, Little, Brown and Com-
pany, 1960. 226p. Autobiography of a
Canton, Ohio, native.
PARK, Clyde W., Morgan, the
Unpredictable. Cincinnati, Krehbiel Publishing
Company, 1959. 40p. Includes an account
of John Hunt Morgan's raid in Ohio.
POLING, Daniel A., Mine Eyes Have
Seen. New York, McGraw-Hill Book
Company, 1959. 297p. Autobiography of a
minister and religious leader who
spent a number of years in Ohio.
RHODES, James A., Teenage Hall of
Fame. Indianapolis, Bobbs-Merrill Com-
pany, 1960. 96p. Stories of Ohioans
whose achievements made them charter
members of Ohio's Teenage Hall of Fame.
ROSS, Ishbel, The General's Wife: The
Life of Mrs. Ulysses S. Grant. New
York, Dodd, Mead and Company, 1959.
372p.
SCHEIBER, Harry N., "Simon
Perkins," Museum Echoes, XXXIII (1960),
43-46.
SHARLITT, Michael, As I Remember--The
Home in My Heart. Privately
A SURVEY OF PUBLICATIONS 383
published, 1959. 281p. Autobiography of
the director of Bellefaire Jewish Chil-
dren's Home in Cleveland for more than
twenty-five years.
SILVER, Samuel M., Portrait of a
Rabbi: An Affectionate Memoir on the Life
of Barnett R. Brickner. [Cleveland], Barnett R. Brickner Memorial Foundation,
1959. Sketch of a prominent Cleveland
rabbi.
STADELMAN, Bonnie S., "Elias Loomis
and the Loomis Observatory," Ohio
Historical Quarterly, LXIX (1960), 157-170. At Western Reserve Academy,
Hudson, Ohio.
THOMAS, Henry, The Wright Brothers. New
York, G. P. Putnam's Sons,
1960. 126p. A biography of Orville and
Wilbur Wright in the Lives to Re-
member series. For ages ten to fourteen.
VITZ, Carl, "Martin Baum," Museum
Echoes, XXXIII (1960), 35-38.
WAINWRIGHT, Nicholas B., George
Croghan: Wilderness Diplomat. Chapel
Hill, University of North Carolina
Press, 1959. 334p.
WALLACE, Paul A. W., ed., Thirty Thousand Miles with
John Heckewelder.
Pittsburgh, University of Pittsburgh
Press, 1958. 474p.
WARNER, Hoyt Landon, The Life of Mr.
Justice Clarke: A Testament to the
Power of Liberal Dissent in America. Cleveland, Western Reserve University
Press, 1959. 232p.
WASSON, Stanley P., "Leonard Case," Museum
Echoes, XXXIII (1960), 19-22.
WEATHERFORD, John, "John H.
James," Museum Echoes, XXXIII (1960),
27-30.
WILKIE, Katharine, Simon Kenton:
Wilderness Boy. Indianapolis, Bobbs-
Merrill Company, 1959. 192p. Childhood
of Famous Americans series.
WITTKE, Carl, William Nast: Patriarch of German
Methodism. Detroit, Wayne
State University Press, 1960. 248p.
BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY
"The Birth of the Cash
Register," Hobbies: The Magazine for Collectors, LXIV,
No. 7 (September 1959), 56-57, 60.
Invention by James Ritty and the founding
of the National Cash Register Company at
Dayton, Ohio.
COCHRAN, Rod, "Back to the Salt
Mines," Ohio Conservation Bulletin, XXIV
(1960), 16-18. An account of early and
modern salt mining in Ohio.
FIELDING, R. Kent, "The Mormon
Economy in Kirtland, Ohio," Utah His-
torical Quarterly, XXVII (1959), 331-356.
HIDY, Ralph W., and Muriel E. Hidy,
"Anglo-American Merchant Bankers
and the Railroads of the Old Northwest,
1848-1860," Business History Review,
XXXIV (1960), 150-169.
JAMES, Alfred P., The Ohio Company: Its Inner
History. Pittsburgh, Univer-
sity of Pittsburgh Press, 1959. 375p.
SMITH, Peter Fox, "A Granville
Cooper's Experience with Barter in the 1820's,"
Ohio Historical Quarterly, LXIX (1960), 58-68.
VAN CLEEF, Frank C., "The Rise and
Decline of the Cheese Industry in Lorain
County," Ohio Historical
Quarterly, LXIX (1960), 32-57.
EDUCATION AND CULTURE
BROWNELL, Adelia, "The Birth of the
Wyoming Library--1880," Historical
and Philosophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin,
XVIII (1960), 137-141. Wyoming
is in Hamilton County.
384 THE OHIO HISTORICAL QUARTERLY
COOPER, Martha Kinney, "The
Founding of the Martha Kinney Cooper Ohioana
Library," Ohioana, II
(1959), 75-76, 114.
History of the Ohio State University.
Vol. VII. Addresses and Proceedings of
the Inauguration of Novice G. Fawcett.
Dedication of Mershon Auditorium,
Apr. 29, 1957. [Columbus], Ohio State
University Press, 1959. 93p.
LINNELL, Mary Belle, "Early
Education in Allen County, State of Ohio," Allen
County Historical Society, Reporter, XV,
No. 2 (June 1959), 6-13.
McDOWELL, John H., "O. S. U.
Library Houses Rare Theatre Items," Ohioana,
III (1960), 18-20.
MacKELLAR, Gerald, "In Answer to
the Needs for Christian Education--Ash-
land College," Beautiful Ohio, II
(1960), 14-15, 29.
"Oberlin College: America's First
Co-educational Institution," Beautiful Ohio, II
(1960), No. 2, pp. 111-14.
SHRIVER, Phillip R., The Years of
Youth: Kent State University, 1910-1960.
Kent, Ohio, Kent State University, 1960.
266p.
URSULINE COLLEGE ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION
[Cleveland], 90 in '60:
A Portfolio of Alumnae Profiles. Privately published, 1960. 68p.
WITTMANN, Otto, "Art Education at
the Toledo Museum," American Associa-
tion of Museums, Museum News, XXXVIII,
No. 6 (February 1960), 20-23.
Beginning in 1903.
FOLKLORE
BAUM, Phyllis, "Legend of Johnny
Appleseed," Beautiful Ohio, II, No. 1 (Win-
ter 1960), 30-31.
FELTON, Harold W., Mike Fink, Best of
the Keelboatmen: Being a Revealing
and Trustworthy Account of Events in
the Life of the Renowned Riverman...
New York, Dodd, Mead and Company, 1960.
159p. For ages ten and up.
SCHREIBER, William I., "Amish
Wedding Days," Journal of American Folk-
lore, LXXIII (1960), 12-17.
SUTTON-SMITH, Brian, "The Kissing
Games of Adolescents in Ohio," Mid-
west Folklore, IX (1959), 189-211.
GENEALOGY
CARY, William, "Tax List for
Millcreek Township, Hamilton County, Ohio,"
Historical and Philosophical Society of
Ohio, Bulletin, XVIII (1960), 219-221.
For the year 1812.
DICKORE, Marie, "Millcreek
Township, Hamilton County, Ohio," Historical
and Philosophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin,
XVIII (1960), 152-157. Discusses
and reproduces Peter H. Kemper's tax
list for 1811.
McBRIDE, David N., and Jane McBride,
comps., Common Pleas Court Records
of Highland County, Ohio (1805-1860).
Ann Arbor, Mich., Edwards Letter
Shop, 1959. 295p. Lithographed.
MAY, Richard Holman, The Abraham Holman Family of
Ross County, Ohio:
A Genealogy of Abraham and Leah
Dresbach Holman, Their Ancestors and
Descendants. Middletown, Conn., Godfrey Memorial Library, 1959. 49p.
"Ohio Marriage Abstracts in the
Western Reserve Historical Society," Western
Reserve Historical Society, Historical
Society News, XIV, No. 3 (March 1960),
[2-3].
PHILLIPS, Hazel Spencer, comp., "Shaker
Records," Historical and Philo-
sophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin, XVIII
(1960), 56-63.
A SURVEY OF PUBLICATIONS 385
GENERAL
CLAGG, Sam E., comp., Ohio Atlas. Huntington,
W. Va., published by the com-
piler, 1959. 42p.
CROUT, George, and Edith S. McCall, Where
the Ohio Flows. Chicago, Benefic
Press, 1960. 284p.
Fourth-grade level.
GRUBB, David, "The Valley of the
Ohio," Holiday, XXVII, No. 7 (July 1960),
56-57, 129-130, 132-133, 135. Deals
largely with West Virginia, but has some
material on Ohio, particularly early
Marietta.
HAVIGHURST, Walter, The First Book of
Pioneers--Northwest Territory.
New York, Franklin Watts, Inc., 1959.
69p. For elementary grades.
MURRAY, John J., The Heritage of the
Middle West. Norman, University of
Oklahoma Press, 1958. 303p.
HISTORICAL FICTION
De LEEUW, Cateau, Give Me Your Hand. Boston,
Little, Brown and Company,
1960. 240p. Set on an Ohio farm near
Hamilton in 1891. For grades seven to
nine.
RHODES, James A., and Dean Jauchius, Johnny
Shiloh: A Novel of the Civil
War. Indianapolis, Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1959. 319p.
INDIANS AND INDIAN WARS
BANGHAM, Mary Dickerson,
"Schoenbrunn, Beautiful Spring," Classmate,
LXVII, No. 23 (June 5, 1960), 5-7.
BAUMAN, Robert F., "The Rise of Fur
Trade Mastery in the Great Lakes
Region, Part II: The Iroquois Fur Trade
Dilemma," Northwest Ohio Quarterly,
XXXI (1959), 38-64.
BLOWER, Arthur R., "Our Indian
Chiefs," Summit County Historical Society,
Bulletin, XIII, No. 2 (February 1960), [1]. A list of Indian
chiefs in Summit
County with brief identification.
CARPER, Jean, Little Turtle, Miami
Chief. Chicago, Albert Whitman and Com-
pany, 1959. 174p. For ages nine to
thirteen.
HOFFNAGLE, Warren Miles, The Road to
Fame: William Henry Harrison and
National Policy in the Northwest
from Tippecanoe to River Raisin (Papers
on the War of 1812 in the Northwest, No.
6). Columbus, Anthony Wayne
Parkway Board, 1959. 44p.
Mimeographed.
KNOPF, Richard C., ed., Anthony
Wayne--A Name in Arms: Soldier, Diplomat,
Defender of Expansion Westward of a
Nation. Pittsburgh, University of Pitts-
burgh Press, 1959. 566p. A collection of
letters between Wayne and the three
secretaries of war under whom he served,
1792-96.
KNOPF, Richard C., Indians of the
Ohio Country. Illustrated by Jack Haunty.
[Columbus, Ohio], Modern Methods, 1959.
57p. For grades four to seven.
MAHR, August C., "Anatomical
Terminology of the Eighteenth Century Dela-
ware Indians: A Study in
Semantics," Anthropological Linguistics, I (May
1960), 1-65.
MAHR, August C., "Shawnee Names and Migrations in
Kentucky and West
Virginia," Ohio Journal of
Science, LX (1960), 155-164.
"The Moravian Mission of Pilgerruh," Western
Reserve Historical Society, His-
torical Society News, XIII, No. 9 (September 1959), [2-3].
386 THE OHIO HISTORICAL QUARTERLY
PALLETT, James E., The Indian Menace
in the Old Northwest, 1809-1812
(Papers on the War of 1812 in the
Northwest, No. 5). Columbus, Anthony
Wayne Parkway Board, 1959. 44p.
Mimeographed.
WILLIAMS, Edward G., ed., "The Orderly Book of
Colonel Henry Bouquet's
Expedition Against the Ohio Indians,
1784," Western Pennsylvania Historical
Magazine, XLII (1959), 9-33, 179-200, 283-302.
LITERATURE
BROOKS, Van Wyck, Howells: His Life
and World. New York, E. P. Dutton
and Company, 1959. 296p.
Touches briefly on the Ohio period.
HOUGH, Robert L., The Quiet Rebel:
William Dean Howells as Social Com-
mentator. Lincoln, University of Nebraska Press, 1959. 137p.
Chapter I dis-
cusses in some detail the importance of
Howells' Ohio background.
SMITH, Henry Nash, and William M. Gibson
with the assistance of Frederick
Anderson, eds., Mark Twain-Howells
Letters. Cambridge, Mass., Belknap Press
of Harvard University Press, 1960. 2
vols., 948p. Covers the period 1872-1910
and includes many letters never before
published.
STRONKS, James B., "An Early
Autobiographical Letter by William Dean
Howells," New England Quarterly,
XXXIII (1960), 240-242.
TAGUE, James A., "William D.
Gallagher, Champion of Western Literary
Periodicals," Ohio Historical
Quarterly, LXIX (1960), 257-271.
WALKER, Kenneth R., "Autumn on the
Middle Border: A Bountiful Harvest
of Literature in the Middle West in
September, 1901," Northwest Ohio Quar-
terly, XXXII (1960), 51-60.
WASSERSTROM, William, "William Dean
Howells: The Indelible Stain,"
New England Quarterly, XXXII (1959), 486-495. A discussion of Howells'
treatment of the women in his novels.
LOCAL HISTORY
ALLEN, Opal S., "Stopover in
Cincinnati on an 'Unheard of Journey for Fe-
males,'" Historical and
Philosophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin, XVIII (1960),
24-26. Narcissa Whitman and Eliza
Spalding stopped in Cincinnati with their
husbands in March 1836 on their way to
Oregon.
ARTER, Bill, "The House That Kelley
Built," Franklin County Historical So-
ciety, Landmarks, I (1960), 6-12.
The Alfred Kelley house on East Broad
Street, Columbus.
BETTMAN, Iphigene, "Elmhurst,"
Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio,
Bulletin, XVIII (1960), 201-217. The home built by William S.
Groesbeck in
Cincinnati in 1870, for many years a
cultural center of the city.
BINSFELD, Edmund L., "The Negro
Cemetery at Carthagena," Northwest Ohio
Quarterly, XXXII (1960), 30-37. Marion Township, Mercer County.
BONNOT, Julia M., and others, Louisville,
Ohio, Centi-Silverama, 1831-1959.
Privately published, 1959. 76p.
Historical souvenir program, August 22-29, 1959.
CARMONY, Donald F., ed., "Spencer
Records' Memoir of the Ohio Valley Fron-
tier, 1766-1795," Indiana
Magazine of History, LV (1959), 323-377. Spencer
Records came into Ohio on early Indian
raids and lived for about twenty years
in Ross County, Ohio.
CROUT, George C., Middletown, U. S.
A.: All American City. Middletown,
Ohio, Perry Printing Company, 1960.
160p.
A SURVEY OF PUBLICATIONS 387
"'Dear Julia,'" Historical and
Philosophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin, XVIII
(1960), 105-115. A letter from
Cincinnati, written in 1870, to Mrs. Alexander
J. Dexter of Philadelphia by an
unidentified "Fanny."
FLIGOR, Martha Weber, ed., "Mrs.
Trollope's Valentine to Cincinnati," His-
torical and Philosophical Society of
Ohio, Bulletin, XVIII (1960), 13-18. A
letter to Charles Wilkes from Mrs.
Trollope at Cincinnati, February 14, 1828.
FREY, Russell W., The History and
Legends of Rogues' Hollow. Rittman, Ohio,
Privately published, 1959. 100p.
HEALD, Edward Thornton, The American
Way of Life, 1917-1959; Being Scripts
371-436 As Broadcast over
WHBC-WHBC-FM: Rearranged and Edited as a
County History (The Stark County
Story, Volume IV, Part 3). Canton,
Ohio,
Stark County Historical Society, 1959.
1065p.
"A Historical Sketch of Ashland
County," Beautiful Ohio, II, No. 1 (Winter
1960), 10-11.
LANGE, Marion Cleaveland, and Norbert
Adolph Lange, trans., Ernst Von
Schulenburg's Sandusky "Einst
und Jetzt." Cleveland, Western
Reserve His-
torical Society, 1959. 325p.
"The Life History of Harriet
Whitney Collins As Related by Herself to Her
Daughter, Harriet Collins Perry," Northwest
Ohio Quarterly, XXXI (1959),
143-155.
PARK, Clyde W., "As One Celebrity
to. Another," Ohioana, II (1959), 132-133.
Concerns an incident in the life of
George R. Chester, writer, of Cincinnati.
ROWE, Frank H., "The Saga of
Portsmouth," Beautiful Ohio, II (1960), No.
2, pp. 7-9.
SMITH, William C., Queen City
Yesterdays: Sketches of Cincinnati in the
Eighties. Crawfordsville, Ind., R. E. Banta, 1959. 66p.
SPAFFORD. Ivol, "Trumbull,"
Ashtabula County Historical Society, Quarterly
Bulletin, VI, No. 3 (September 15, 1959), [1-7].
STIMPSON, George P., Cincinnati in
Bronze. Cincinnati, William R. Randall,
1960. 30p. The story of Cincinnati and
its environs, from the late eighteenth
century on, told in terms of the bronze
markers that commemorate important
events in the city's history.
Photographs by W. R. Randall.
TALCOTT, Kathryn H., ed., "Colebrook,"
Ashtabula County Historical Society,
Quarterly Bulletin, VII, No. 1 (March 15, 1960), [1-4].
"The Treaty of Greene-Ville," Sample
Case, CIX, No. 8 (August 1959), 8-9.
MEDICINE
CHERINGTON, M. S., "A Short History
of Medicine and the Physicians of
Delaware County, Ohio," Ohio
State Medical Journal, LV (1959), 1080, 1082,
1208, 1210, 1212, 1368-1369.
FORMAN, Jonathan, "Indian Medicine
in Central Ohio," Franklin County His-
torical Society, Landmarks, I
(1960), 16-19.
SWETT, Chester P., "Captain Kossuth
T. Crossen, M.D., Patriot, Soldier, Physi-
cian," Ohio State Medical
Journal, LV (1959), 1644-1646. Practiced in his
native town of Athens, Ohio.
MISCELLANEOUS
BRADFIELD, Elston G., and James A.
Friberg, "Erroneous Description of
Grant Commemoratives," Numismatist,
LXXII (1959), 1187-1190. Concerns
the description of Grant's birthplace on
the reverse of Grant coins as a "log
cabin."
388 THE OHIO HISTORICAL QUARTERLY
BROWN, Lloyd Arnold, Early Maps of
the Ohio Valley: A Selection of Maps,
Plans, and Views Made by Indians and
Colonials from 1673 to 1783. Pittsburgh,
University of Pittsburgh Press, 1959.
132p.
HARPER, Robert S., comp., The Ohio
Lincoln Calendar. Columbus, Ohio Lin-
coln Sesquicentennial Committee, 1959.
12p. A detailed chronology of Lincoln's
visits to Ohio cities and towns.
LANG, Thelma Blair, "Ohio Land
Grants," County News, XII, No. 5 (July
1959), 5-6, 28.
NEWTON, Anne Worthington, "The
Visit of Aaron Burr," Daughters of the
American Revolution Magazine, XCIII (1959), 635-637. Burr's visit with Mrs.
Thomas Worthington at Adena.
RODABAUGH, James H., "The
Cincinnati Riot of 1884," Museum Echoes,
XXXII (1959), 91-94.
RODABAUGH, James H., "The Cleveland
Clinic Disaster," Museum Echoes,
XXXII (1959), 75-78.
RODABAUGH, James H., "The Ohio
Penitentiary Fire," Museum
Echoes,
XXXII (1959), 67-70.
RODABAUGH, James H., "The Wreck of
the Shenandoah," Museum Echoes,
XXXII (1959), 83-86.
SMITH, S. Winifred, "The Millfield
Mine Disaster," Museum Echoes, XXXII
(1959), 59-62.
OHIO IN THE WARS
ANDERSON, David D., "Robbery or
Warfare: Port Clinton's Unresolved
Dilemma--The Case of Confederate Agent
Bennet G. Burley, 1864-65," North-
west Ohio Quarterly, XXXII (1960), 46-50. Burley was involved in the plot
to capture the Michigan in
Sandusky Bay and free Confederate prisoners on
Johnson's Island.
BELLIS, Margery (Mrs. Harry D.),
"Fort Amanda, Allen County, Ohio,"
Daughters of the American Revolution
Magazine, XCIV (1960), 380.
BROWN, Dee Alexander, The Bold
Cavaliers: Morgan's 2nd Kentucky Cavalry
Raiders. Philadelphia, J. B. Lippincott Company, 1959. 353p.
CATTON, Bruce, "Grant at
Shiloh," American Heritage, XI, No. 2 (February
1960), 65-78. From the author's Grant
Moves South (see next entry).
CATTON, Bruce, Grant Moves South. Boston,
Little, Brown and Company,
1960. 564p.
DOYLE, James T., The Organization and
Operational Administration of the
Ohio Militia in the War of 1812 (Papers on the War of 1812 in the Northwest,
No. 4). Columbus, Anthony Wayne Parkway
Board, 1958. 46p. Mimeographed.
HALLAMAN, Emanuel, The British
Invasions of Ohio--1813 (Papers on the
War of 1812 in the Northwest, No. 1).
Columbus, Anthony Wayne Parkway
Board, 1958. 54p. Mimeographed.
HAVIGHURST, Marion Boyd, The Sycamore
Tree. Cleveland and New York,
World Publishing Company, 1960. 220p.
A story of Morgan's Raid for ages
twelve and over.
HOOLE, William Stanley, "Letters
from Johnson Island Prison, 1864," Alabama
Review, XII (1959), 222-233. Letters of 2d Lt. John Moore, Co.
I, 40th Ala-
bama, C.S.A., to Professor Samuel
Sherman of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, describ-
ing conditions at the prison.
KNOPF, Richard C., transcriber, Letters
to the Secretary of War, 1812 (Docu-
ment Transcriptions of the War of 1812
in the Northwest, VI, Parts 1-4).
Columbus, Anthony Wayne Parkway Board,
1959-60. 753p. Mimeographed.
A SURVEY OF PUBLICATIONS 389
Le ROY, Paul, Some Social Aspects on
the Life and Organization of the Soldiers
in the War of 1812 (Papers on the War of 1812 in the Northwest, No. 2).
Columbus, Anthony Wayne Parkway Board,
1958. 15p. Mimeographed.
Le ROY, Perry, The Weakness of
Discipline and Its Consequent Results in the
Northwest During the War of 1812 (Papers on the War of 1812 in the North-
west, No. 3). Columbus, Anthony Wayne
Parkway Board, 1958. 13p. Mimeo-
graphed.
MORGAN, H. Wayne, ed., "A Civil War
Diary of William McKinley," Ohio
Historical Quarterly, LXIX (1960), 272-290. Covers the period June 15 to
November 3, 1861.
NORMAN, William M., A Portion of My
Life: Being a Short and Imperfect
History Written While a Prisoner of
War on Johnson's Island, 1864. Winston-
Salem, N. C., John F. Blair, 1959. 242p.
"Perry's Victory and International
Peace Memorial," Beautiful Ohio, I (1959),
14, 23-24.
QUAIFE, Milo M., ed., From the
Cannon's Mouth: The Civil War Letters of
General Alpheus S. Williams. Detroit, Wayne State University Press and the
Detroit Historical Society, 1959. 405p.
STERN, Joseph S., Jr., "The Siege
of Cincinnati," Historical and Philosophical
Society of Ohio, Bulletin, XVIII
(1960), 163-186. In September 1862.
WASSON, Stanley P., ed., "Civil War
Letters of Darwin Cody," Ohio Historical
Quarterly, LXVIII ('1959), 371-407. A native of East Cleveland,
Cody
served from August 1862 to the end of
the war in Battery I, First Regiment,
Ohio Volunteer Light Artillery.
WILLIAMS, Edward C., ed., "A
Revolutionary Journal and Orderly Book of
General Lachland McIntosh's Expedition,
1778," Western Pennsylvania His-
torical Magazine, XLIII (1960), 1-17. In western Pennsylvania and eastern
Ohio.
POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT
ANDERSON, David D., "The Man Who
Nominated Lincoln," Northwest Ohio
Quarterly, XXXI (1959), 117-119. Dr. Robert K. Enos of
Millersburg, Ohio,
who secured the change of four votes,
which gave Lincoln the nomination.
DAVIS, I. Ridgway, "A Century of
Voting in Three Ohio Counties," Ohio His-
torical Quarterly, LXIX (1960), 121-156. Ross, Pike, and Scioto counties,
1859-1959.
DOWNES, Randolph C., "President
Making: The Influence of Newton H. Fair-
banks and Harry M. Daugherty on the
Nomination of Warren G. Harding for
the Presidency," Northwest Ohio
Quarterly, XXXI (1959), 170-178.
DUNCAN, Bingham, "Protection and
Pork: Whitelaw Reid as Diplomat, 1889-
1891," Agricultural History, XXXIII
(1959), 190-195. As minister to France,
Reid worked for removal of the
restriction against American pork.
HARD, Charles Elsworth, "The Man
Who Did Not Want to Become President,"
Northwest Ohio Quarterly, XXXI (1959), 120-121. Personal knowledge of the
author on the nomination of Warren G.
Harding.
HARPER, Robert S., During Two Journeys. Columbus,
Ohio Lincoln Sesquicen-
tennial Committee, 1959. 11p. Describes
Lincoln's address to the Ohio General
Assembly on February 13, 1861, and his
lying in state in the capitol, April 29,
1865.
HARPER, Robert S., Lincoln's Other
Scrapbook. Columbus, Ohio Lincoln Ses-
quicentennial Committee, 1959. l1p. A
new study of an unpublished Lincoln
letter at the Ohio Historical Society.
First published in the Ohio Historical
390
THE OHIO HISTORICAL QUARTERLY
Quarterly for April 1959 under the title "New Light from a
Lincoln Letter on
the Story of the Publication of the
Lincoln-Douglas Debates."
"Horse Sense and Horseplay at the
National Republican Convention, Chicago,
Illinois, May 16-18, 1860," Lincoln
Lore, No. 1464 (February 1960), 1-3.
Excerpts from Murat Halstead's reports
of the Republican convention of
1860, with an introduction.
JAFFA, Harry V., and Robert W.
Johannsen, In the Name of the People:
Speeches and Writings of Lincoln and
Douglas in the Ohio Campaign of 1859.
Columbus, Ohio State University Press
for the Ohio Historical Society, 1959.
307p.
JONES, Charles A., "Reflections
Upon President Lincoln's Visit to Columbus,
Ohio, 101 Years Ago," Franklin
County Historical Society, Landmarks, I
(1960), 20-24.
JONES, Samuel M., III, "Brand Whitlock, Novelist,
Muckraker and Progres-
sive," Northwest Ohio Quarterly,
XXXI (1959), 156-169.
JONES, Samuel M., III, "Brand
Whitlock's Forty Years of It: A Summation
of American Politics in 1913," Northwest
Ohio Quarterly, XXXII (1960), 7-14.
JONES, Samuel M., III, "Mayor
Whitlock, 1906-1913," Northwest Ohio Quar-
terly, XXXI (1959), 126-134.
JONES, Samuel M., III, "Whitlock
and World War I: 'The Old Order
Changeth,'" Northwest Ohio
Quarterly, XXXII (1960), 61-78.
LEECH, Margaret, "The Front Porch
Campaign," American Heritage, XI, No. 1
(December 1959), 33-45. McKinley's
presidential campaign of 1896. A chapter
from the author's In the Days of
McKinley (see under Biography).
LINDSEY, David, "'Sunset' Cox
Enters Politics, 1824-1853," Ohio Historical
and Philosophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin,
XVII (1959), 91-102.
LLOYD, John A., "Some Harding
Anecdotes," Northwest Ohio Quarterly,
XXXII (1960), 25-29. Personal
reminiscences concerning Warren G. Harding.
LUTHIN, Reinhard H., The Real Abraham
Lincoln: A One-Volume History of
His Life and Times. New York, Prentice-Hall, 1960. 800p. Among Ohioans
treated prominently are Salmon P. Chase,
John McLean, Noah H. Swayne,
William Dennison, John Brough, Benjamin
F. Wade, John Sherman, William
T. Sherman, and Clement L. Vallandigham.
MORGAN, H. Wayne, "Governor
McKinley's Misfortune: The Walker-McKin-
ley fund of 1893," Ohio
Historical Quarterly, LXIX (1960), 103-120.
OSTENDORF, Lloyd, "Lincoln's Ohio
Tour," Lincoln Herald, LXII (1960),
13-17.
OSTENDORF, Lloyd, Mr. Lincoln Came to
Dayton: A Centennial Account of
Abraham Lincoln's Visit to Dayton,
Ohio, 1859. Dayton, Ohio, Otterbein
Press, 1959. 49p.
RHODES, Irwin S., "John Marshall
and the Western Country, Early Days,"
Historical and Philosophical Society of
Ohio, Bulletin, XVIII (1960), 117-136.
Early land cases in Kentucky and Ohio.
RHODES, Irwin S., "John Marshall
and the Western Country, Later Days,"
Historical and Philosophical Society of
Ohio, Bulletin, XVIII (1960), 187-200.
WERNER, M. R., and John Starr, Teapot
Dome. New York, Viking Press, 1959.
306p. Warren G. Harding, Harry M.
Daugherty, and other principals were
Ohioans.
RECREATION AND SPORTS
BROWN, Bruce W., "Some
Reminiscences of the Old Canal," Historical and
Philosophical Society of Ohio, Bulletin,
XVII (1959), 135-140. Trips on the
Miami and Erie Canal in canal boats and
canoes in the early 1900's.
A SURVEY OF PUBLICATIONS 391
POLLARD, James E., Ohio State
Athletics, 1879-1959. [Columbus], Ohio State
University Athletic Department, 1959. 306p.
RELIGION
ALLBECK, Willard D., "John Stough,
Founder of Ohio Lutheranism," Lutheran
Quarterly, XII (1960), 25-43. Stough lived in Ohio from 1808 until
his death
in 1845.
COLLINS, Harriet Daily, Endless
Splendor: A History of Broad Street Meth-
odist Church, Columbus, Ohio,
1874-1959. Columbus, Ohio, published
by the
church, 1959. 69p.
First Lutheran Church, Shelby, Ohio,
Centennial, 1859-1959. Privately
published,
1959. 21p.
FRYE, Harriet, Liberty Presbyterian
Church and the Liberty Community: 150
Years. Privately published, 1960. 24p. Liberty Township,
Delaware County.
HADLEY, Lucile F., and others, comps., Quaker
Historical Collections, Spring-
field Friends Meeting, 1809-1959. Wilmington, Ohio, Ames Printing Shop,
1959. 108p.
"Methodism in Ohio Dates Back to
1797," Together, III, No. 11 (November 1959),
A1-A2.
"News Notes of Early Ohio
Methodism," Together, III, No. 11 (November
1959), A2-A3.
TAPPERT, Theodore G., ed., "The
Diaries of John Stough, 1806-1807," Lutheran
Quarterly, XII (1960), 44-50. Stough is considered the founder of
Lutheran-
ism in Ohio.
TIMMONS, Laurel H., and Glenn C.
Cornwell, A History of the One Hundred
and Thirty-one Years of Harmony
Methodist Church, Springfield (Harmony)
Ohio, 1828-1959. Privately published, 1959. 15p.
WEISENBURGER, Francis P., A Brief
History of the Presbytery of Columbus.
[Privately published at Delaware, Ohio,
1960.]12p.
SOCIAL HISTORY
BEAVER, Daniel R., "Herbert Seely
Bigelow: Reformer and Politician, 1870-
1951," Historical and Philosophical
Society of Ohio, Bulletin, XVIII (1960),
3-12.
DILLON, Merton L., ed., "A Visit to
the Ohio State Prison in 1837," Ohio
Historical Quarterly, LXIX(1960), 69-72. The visitor was Clark Guernsey,
a young printer from Pennsylvania.
DOHN, Norman H., "The Twenty-Year Jubilee
Convention of the Anti-Saloon
League at Memorial Hall, Columbus, Ohio,
November 1913," Franklin County
Historical Society, Landmarks, I
(1960), 13-15.
GUTMAN, Herbert G., "An Iron
Workers' Strike in the Ohio Valley, 1873-1874,"
Ohio Historical Quarterly, LXVIII (1959), 353-370.
PHILLIPS, Hazel Spencer, The Shakers:
The Story of a Way of Life. Privately
published at Lebanon, Ohio, 1959. 10p.
Deals with the Shaker community of
Union Village near Lebanon.
SHOVER, John L., "Washington
Gladden and the Labor Question," Ohio His-
torical Quarterly, LXVIII (1959), 335-352.
SUSSMAN, Marvin B., and R. Clyde White
with Eleanor K. Caplan, Hough,
Cleveland, Ohio: A Study of Social
Life and Change. Cleveland, Press of
Western Reserve University, 1959. 95p.
Covers the period 1940 to 1959.
392
THE OHIO HISTORICAL QUARTERLY
TRANSPORTATION
BARCUS, Frank, Freshwater Fury. Detroit,
Wayne University Press, 1960.
176p. A hurricane on Lake Erie in
November 1913 affecting Cleveland and
other Ohio port cities.
GIBBS-SMITH, Charles H., "How
Wilbur Wright Taught Europe to Fly,"
American Heritage, XI, No. 2 (February 1960), 60-63.
MALKUS, Alida Sims, Blue-Water
Boundary, Epic Highway of the Great Lakes
and the Saint Lawrence. New York, Hastings House, 1960. 308p.
PERRY, H. S., "A Story of the Ohio Highway," Highway
Magazine, LI (1960),
47-50. From 1802, with special emphasis
on the period since 1904.
REEVES, Pamela Wilson, "Navigation
on Lake Erie, 1825-1860," Inland Seas,
XV (1959), 190-199, 306-311; XVI (1960),
25-31, 100-110.
SCHEIBER, Harry N., "The Ohio Canal
Movement, 1820-1825," Ohio Historical
Quarterly, LXIX (1960), 231-256.
SCHNEIDER, Norris F., Bent, Zigzag
and Crooked: Ohio's Last Narrow Gauge
Railroad. Zanesville, Ohio, published by the author, 1960. 20p.
The Bellaire,
Zanesville, and Cincinnati Railroad.
THOMPSON, Merwin S., "Just What Was
the Cause of the Steamer Eastland
Disaster?" Inland Seas, XV
(1959), 200-206. The ship called at Ohio ports,
and the author, former master of the
ship, was a Painesville man.
WATTERSON, John S., "The Gilchrist
Transportation Company," Inland Seas,
XV (1959), 215-221. Offices at Vermilion
and later at Cleveland.
WEATHERFORD, John, "The Port of Marietta," Beautiful
Ohio, II, No. 1
(1960), 3, 32. An account of Marietta as
a sea and river port.
WOLCOTT, Merlin D., "Disaster at
Marblehead," Inland Seas, XV (1959),
36-38. Wreck of the Empire at
Marblehead, Ohio, May 3, 1857.
YOUNG, Dallas M., Twentieth-century
Experience in Urban Transit: A Study
of the Cleveland System and Its
Development. Cleveland, Press of
Western
Reserve University, 1960. 26p.
TRAVEL AND DESCRIPTION
"The Canal Journey of Malvina
Badeau," Allen County Historical Society, The
Reporter, XV, No. 2 (June 1959), 15-19. By canal and lake from
Dayton,
Ohio, to Port Byron, New York, in
October 1847.
THESES ON OHIO SUBJECTS IN OHIO COLLEGES
AND UNIVERSITIES
BUCK, Anne W., Robert A. Taft: The
Emergence of a Statesman, 1889-1938.
Kent State University, M.A., 1960.
BURNHAM, David L., The History of the
Furnace Street Mission. University
of Akron, M.A., 1960. Concerns the
development of one of the "mission" move-
ments in Akron.
CAMPBELL, Thomas Francis, Background for
Progressivism: Machine Politics
in the Administration of Robert E.
McKisson, Mayor of Cleveland, 1895-1899.
Western Reserve University, M.A., 1960.
FRITZ, James L., The German Traveler and
American Democracy, 1828-1860.
Miami University, M.A., 1960. Based
primarily upon accounts of German
travelers in the Midwest.
A SURVEY OF PUBLICATIONS 393
FROEHLICH, Richard C., The Early
Development of the Lake Shore Railroad
System in Ohio. Kent State University,
M.A., 1959.
HANDERSON, Harold Barnes,
German-Language Instruction in the Columbus
Public Schools, 1870-1900. Ohio State
University, M.A., 1959.
NETHERS, John Lewis, An Historical Study
of the Amish People in the Holmes
County Area of Ohio. Ohio State
University, M.A., 1959.
ROBERTO, Marcus A., Franklin D.
Roosevelt, Martin L. Davey, and the "Little
Steel" Strike in Ohio. Kent State
University, M.A., 1960.
SAMS, Joseph Everett, The Role of the
Little Miami Valley in the Struggle for
the Old Northwest. Miami University,
M.A., 1959.
SCHULTZ, Charles, Conditions at
Johnson's Island Prison During the Civil
War. Bowling Green State University,
M.A., 1960.
WARKEN, Philip W., The First Election of Marcus A.
Hanna to the United
States Senate. Ohio State University,
M.A., 1960.
A Survey of Publications
In Ohio History and Archaeology,
August 1959--July 1960
Compiled by S. WINIFRED SMITH
AGRICULTURE
DODDS, Gilbert F., "Early
Horticulture in Franklin County," Franklin County
Historical Society, Special Bulletin
No. 4 (December 1959), 1-15.
ANTISLAVERY MOVEMENT
FILLER, Louis, "Slavery and
Antislavery: Subjects in Search of Authors,"
Ohio Historical Quarterly, LXIX (1960), 179-182.
GARA, Larry, "The Underground
Railroad: A Re-evaluation," Ohio Historical
Quarterly, LXIX (1960), 217-230.
"Harper's Ferry 1859," Virginia
Cavalcade, IX, No. 2 (Autumn 1959), 23-33.
A portfolio of contemporary pictures.
MILHOUS, Phil, "A Footnote to John
Brown's Raid," Virginia Magazine of
History and Biography, LXVII (1959), 396-398.
MOORE, Rayburn S., "John Brown's
Raid at Harpers Ferry: An Eyewitness
Account by Charles White," Virginia
Magazine of History and Biography,
LXVII (1959), 387-395.
PETERSEN, William J., and others,
"John Brown Among the Quakers," Pa-
limpsest, XLI (1960), 1-80. The entire issue is devoted to
articles on Brown by
seven different writers.
RUCHAMES, Louis, ed., A John Brown
Reader: The Story of John Brown in
His Own Words, in the Words of Those
Who Knew Him, and in the Poetry
and Prose of the Literary Heritage. New York, Abelard-Schuman, 1960. 431p.
ARCHAEOLOGY
ALLMAN, John C., "The Erp Bluff-Top
Site: Notes on the First Season's
Work," Ohio Archaeologist, X
(1960), 60-62.
ARTER, Bill, "The 'Holy Stones' of
Newark," Ohio Archaeologist, IX (1959),
96-97.
ATKINSON, Ed W., ed., "Feurt Village Site: Added
Artifacts," Ohio Archae-
ologist, X (1960), 47-49. Scioto County.