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ABOLITIONISM, "The Southern Strategy of the Liberty Party," by Stanley C. Harrold, Jr., 21-36; books on, rev., 97-99 Academic freedom, "The 1951 Speaker's Rule at Ohio State," by Steven P. Gietschier, 294-309 Action, journal
of the Ohio Farmer-Labor party, 427 Adrian, Michigan, temperance crusade in, 399 Aeschbacher, W.D., book rev., 463 Affairs of State: Public Life in Nineteenth Century America, by Morton Keller, rev., 102 Afro-American and the Second World War, The, by Neil
A. Wynn, rev., 111 Age of Urban Reform: New Perspectives on the Progressive Era, edited by Michael H. Ebner and Eugene M. Tobin, rev., 310-21 Agricultural Adjustment Act, 425 Agriculture in Ohio, publications on, 67 Ainsworth, Fred C., Adjutant General, 410 Alexander, Charles C., book rev., 477-78 "Alfred Kelley and the Ohio Business Elite, 1822-1859," by Harry N. Scheiber, 365-92 America By Design: Science, Technology, and the Rise of Corporate Capitalism, by David F. Noble, rev., 474-76 American Apocalypse: Yankee Protestants and the Civil War, 1860-1869, by James H. Moorhead, rev., 466 American Bottle Company, 266, 272; illus- tration, 268 American Commonwealth Political Federa- tion national convention, Chicago, 1936 (Farmer-Labor party), 430 American Federation of Labor (AFL), 422, 424, 426, 428, 432, 436 American Revolution and "A Candid World." The, edited by Lawrence S. Kaplan, rev., 454-56 America's Moment: 1918. American Diplo- macy at the End of World I, by Arthur Walworth, rev.. 236 Amlie, Thomas, Congressman, 419-21, 423, 426-27, 430, 433 Andrus, Hyrum L., and Richard E. Bennett, comps. and eds., A Guide to the Holdings of the Harold B. Lee Library, 86 Annunziata, Frank, book rev., 113 Anthony, Susan B., 398 |
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Anti-Catholicism, "Immigrants and Tem- perance: Ethnocultural Conflict in Cincin- nati, 1845-1860," by Jed Dannenbaum, 125-39 Antislavery Appeal: American Abolitionism after 1830, The, by Ronald G. Walters, rev., 97 Antislavery in Ohio, publications on, 67 Appalachia on our Mind: The Southern Mountains and Mountaineers in the American Consciousness, 1870-1920, by Henry D. Shapiro, rev., 469 Archeological History of the Hocking Valley, An, by
James Murphy, rev., 87 Architecture, "Frank Lloyd Wright's West- cott House in Springfield," by Stephen Sick, 276-93; illustrations, 278, 283, 285, 288, 291; publications on in Ohio, 67-68 Assassination in America, by James McKin- ley, rev., 115 Asbury, Eslie, Reflections: an Anecdotal Account of the University of Cincinnati during the Last Sixty Years, 208 Athens, "War in the Streets of Athens," by Marvin Fletcher, 405-18 Atlas of Michigan, edited by Lawrence M. Sommers, rev., 338 B & O RAILROAD, in Newark, 261-62 Bachrack, Stanley D., The Committee of One Million: "China Lobby" Politics 1953-1971, rev.,
114 Bailey, Gamaliel, 23-28, 31-36 Banking in Ohio, 380-88 "'A Baptism of Fire and Liberty': The Women's Crusade of 1873-1874," by Ruth Bordin, 393-404 Barclay, Morgan, and Jean W. Strong, The Samuel M. Jones Papers . . . An Inven- tory to the Microfilm Edition, bk. note, 480-81 Baring Brothers, British bankers, 386-87 Barnes, Daniel R., book rev., 106 Barsotti, John J., and William M. Darling- ton, annotators Scoouwa: James Smith's Indian Captivity Narrative, rev., 452 Baskin, John, New Burlington: the Life and Death of an American Village, rev., 106 Bates, John C., General, 411-12 Baughman, James L., "Classes and Com- |
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pany Towns: Legends of the 1937 Little Steel Strike," 175-92 Baum, Willa K., Transcribing and Editing Oral Historv, 86 Beach, Richard, Two Hundred Years of Sheep Raising in the Upper Ohio Area: with Special Reference to Washington County, Pennsylvania, rev., 463 Becker, Carl M., book rev., 343 Behen, Dorothy Forbis, book rev., 336 Behold! the Polish-Americans, by Joseph A. Wytrwal, rev., 472 Belknap, Michael R., Cold War Political Justice: The Smith Act, the Communist Party, and American Civil Liberties, rev., 478 Bellamy, George, "From Progressive to Patrician: George Bellamy and Hiram House Social Settlement, 1896-1914," by John J. Grabowski, 37-52; illustration, 42 Bennett, Richard E., and Hyrum L. Andrus, comps. and eds., A Guide to the Holdings of the Harold B. Lee Library, 86 Berger, Raoul, Government hb Judiciary: The Transformation of the Fourteenth Amendment, rev.,
340 Berquist, Goodwin F., Jr., and Paul C. Bowers, Jr., editors, "James Kilbourne: New Light on his Story," 193-206 Bethlehem Steel, 175-92 Betten, Neil, Catholic Activism and the Industrial Worker, rev., 349 Better City Government: Innovation in American Urban Politics, 1850-1937, by Kenneth Fox, rev., 312-15 Bevis, Howard, president of The Ohio State University, 294, 299-308 Bibliography, "A Survey of Publications on the History of Ohio, 1974 to 1976," compiled by Charles A. Isetts, 67-83; Bibliographical Guide to the History of Indian- White Relations in the United States by
Francis Paul Prucha, 86; Bibliography of Pennsylvania History: A Supplement, edited
by Carol Wall, 208; Bibliography of Ohio Archeology, A, by James L. Murphy, rev., 450 Bicentennial in Ohio, publications on, 69 Bienstock, Barry Wayne, book rev., 452 Birney, James G., 22-23, 28, 33-34; illustra- tion, 25 Black Culture and Black Consciousness: Afro-American Folk Thought from Slav- ery to Freedom, by Lawrence W. Levine, rev., 222 Black history in Ohio, publications on, 71 Blackford, Mansel G., book rev., 350 |
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Blair, Karen J., "Women's History as Local History," 438-43 Blair Truck, of Newark, 271-72 Bledstein, Burton, The Culture of Profes- sionalism: The Middle Class and the Development of Higher Education in America, rev.,
232 Blessing, William, 408 Blizzard of 78. by Don V. Schiff, 335 Blouin, Francis X., Randall C. Jimerson, and Charles A. Isetts, Guide to the Microfilm Edition of Temperance and Prohibition Papers, rev., 344 Bode (Boyd H.) Conference on Education, 295-96, 298-99 Bonds of Womanhood: " Woman's Sphere in New England, 1780-1835, The, by Nancy F. Cott, rev., 443 Booth, Larry, and Robert A. Weinstein, Collection, Use, and Care of Historical Photographs, rev.,
211 Bordin, Ruth, "'A Baptism of Power and Liberty': The Women's Crusade of 1873- 1874," 393-404 Boston: The Great Depression and the New Deal, by
Charles H. Trout, rev., 352 Boudinot, Elias, judge, 147 Bourne, Raymond D., Welcome to your Butler County Park District, 208 Bowers, Paul C., Jr., and Goodwin F. Berquist, Jr., editors, "James Kilbourne: New Light on his Story," 193-206 Bowler, R. Arthur, book rev., 454-56 Brand Whitlock's The Buckeyes: Politics and Abolitionism in an Ohio Town, 1836- 1845, edited
by Paul W. Miller, rev., 98 Bremner, Robert H., book rev., 229 Bricker, John, as Trustee of Ohio State University, 294-95, 304; "John W. Bricker Reflects Upon the Fight for the Bricker Amendment," edited by Marvin R. Zah- niser, 322-33; illustration, 325 Brooks, Abner, 23 Brose, David S., editor, The Late Prehistory of the Lake Erie Drainage Basin: A 1972 Symposium Revised, rev., 212 Brown, Ethan Allen, governor of Ohio 18 18- 1822, 367-71 Brown, Martha, 399 Bruchey, Stuart, book rev., 467-68 Buckingham, Ebenezer, 369 Buhle, Paul, book rev., 355 Building for the Centuries: Illinois 1865 to 1898, by
John H. Keiser, rev., 466 Bureaucracy, rise in city government 316-17; growth due to canal building program, 375-77 |
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Bush, Lee O., Edward C. Chukayne, Russell Allon Hehr, and Richard F. Hershey, Euclid Beach Park Is Closed for the Season, bk.
note, 482 Business and economics in Ohio, publica- tions on, 71-72 Business Men's Association, Newark, 268-70 Buxton, Virginia Hillway, Roseville Pottery: For Love or Money, 208 Byrne, Frank L., book rev., 344 CALIGAN, William, 411-12, 414-16 Calumet Region: Indiana's Last Frontier. The, by
Powell A. Moore, 208 Camp Armitage, Ohio National Guard camp, 406-07, 409-10, 413 Camp Beaumont, Ohio National Guard camp, 406-07, 409-10 Camp Herrick, Ohio National Guard camp, 406-07 Campbell, Charles S., The Transformation of American Foreign Relations: 1865- 1900, rev.,
100 Camejo, Peter, Racism, Revolution, Reac- tion, 1861-1877: The Rise and Fall of Radical Reconstruction, rev., 96 Canals, Ohio, "Alfred Kelley and the Ohio Business Elite, 1822-1859," by Harry N. Scheiber, 365-92; and state planning, 365- 80 Canton, "Classes and Company Towns: Legends of the 1937 Little Steel Strike," by James L. Baughman, 175-92 Capper, Charles, book rev., 220 Carroll, Berenice A., editor, Liberating Women's History: Theoretical and Criti- cal Essays, rev.,
341 Carskadden, Jeff, and James Morton, editors, The Richards Site: and the Philo Phase of the Fort Ancient Tradition, rev., 451 Cary, Francine C., book rev., 341 Cary, Samuel F., 138 Case, Leonard, 367, 380 Caskey, Marie, Chariot of Fire: Religion and the Beecher Family, rev., 464-66 Catholic Activism and the Industrial Worker, by
Neil Betten, rev., 349 Censorship, "The 1951 Speaker's Rule at Ohio State," by Steven P. Gietschier, 294- 309 Chandler, Alfred D., Jr., The Visible Hand: The Managerial Revolution in American Business, rev.,
350 Chariot of Fire: Religion and the Beecher Family, by
Marie Caskey, rev., 464-66 Chase, Salmon P., 23-25, 28-29, 32, 34-36 |
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Chessman, G. Wallace, "Town Promotion in the Progressive Era: The Case of Newark, Ohio," 253-75 Chukayne, Edward C., Lee O. Bush, Russell Allon Hehr, and Richard F. Hershey, Euclid Beach Park is Closed for the Season, 335,
6K note, 482 Cincinnati, "Immigrants and Temperance: Ethnocultural Conflict in Cincinnati, 1845-1860," by Jed Dannenbaum, 125-39 Civil War and Reconstruction in Ohio, publications on, 72-73; in Wisconsin, book on, rev., 99 Clark. Charles, 408, 414, 416 Clark, George Rogers, George Rogers Clark and the War in the West, by Lowell H. Harrison, rev., 91 Clark, Jerry E., The Shawnee, rev., 336 Class and
Community: The Industrial Revolution in Lynn, by Alan Dawley, rev., 225 Class conflict, "Classes and Company Towns: Legends of the 1937 Little Steel Strike," by James L. Bauhgman, 175-92, book on, rev., 225-27 Cleveland: A Chronological & Documen- tary History 1760-1976, comp. and ed. by Robert 1. Vexler, 86 Cleveland, "From Progressive to Patrician: George Bellamy and Hiram House Social Settlement, 1896-1914," by John Gra- bowski, 37-52 Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinnati rail- way line, 389-92 Cleveland, Grover, 7, 9, 13 Cleveland, Paineville, and Ashtabula rail- way line. 391-92 Clifton, James A., The Prairie People: Continuity and Change in Potawatomi Indian Culture 1665-1965, rev., 214 Coal mining, "Strikebreakers, Evictions and Violence: Industrial Conflict in the Hock- ing Valley, 1884-1885," by George B. Cotkin, 140-50 Cochran, Bert, Labor and Communism: The Conflict that Shaped American Unions, rev., 355 Coffin, Levi, 22 Cold War era, "The 1951 Speaker's Rule at Ohio State," by Steven P. Gietschier, 294- 309 Cold War Political Justice: The Smith Act, the Communist Party, and American Civil Liberties, by
Michal R. Belknap, rev., 478 Collard, Frances E., Rathbone Chronicles: A History and Genealogy, bk. note, 481 Collection, Use, and Care of Historical |
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Photographs, by
Robert A. Weinstein and Larry Booth, rev., 211 Columbus and Hocking Coal and Iron Co., 141-42, 146-47, 149 Columbus and Xenia railway line, 391 Columbus Board of Trade, and Washington Gladden, 162 Columbus, "The Heavenly City and Human Cities: Washington Gladden and Urban Reform," by John M. Mulder, 151-74; "Medical Education in the 1890s: An Ohio Woman's Memories," edited by John B. Gabel, 53-66; pictorial history of, 208 Commercial Bank of Lake Erie, 380-83 Committee for Industrial Organization (CIO), 428, 430, 434-36 Committee of Evaluation, at Ohio State University, 308 Committee of One Million: "China Lobby" Politics 1953-1971, The, by Stanley D. Bachrack, rev., 114 Communism, Ohio State Trustees' opposi- tion to, "The 1951 Speaker's Rule at Ohio State," by Steven P. Gietschier, 294-309; and labor, book on, rev., 355 Communist party, 421, 424, 429-30, 433, 478-79 - Condit, Carl W., The Railroad and the City: A Technological and Urbanistic History of Cincinnati, rev., 103 Condon, George, Yesterday's Columbus: A Pictorial History of Ohio's Capital, 208 Congress, and William McKinley, 5-20 Constitution, interpretations of, 324-26, 329, 332 Cortelyou, George B., I I Cosmopolis City Club, 163-64 Cotkin, George B., "Strikebreakers, Evic- tions and Violence: Industrial Conflict in the Hocking Valley, 1884-1885," 140-50; book rev., 474-76 Cott, Nancy F., The Bonds of Womanhood: "Woman's Sphere" in New England, 1780- 1835, rev.,
443 Coughlin, Father Charles, 428 Cramton, Willa G., Women Beyond the Frontier: A Distaff View of Life at Fort Wayne, 86 Critical History of Police Reform, A, by Samuel Walker, rev., 353 Culture & the City: Cultural Philanthropy in Chicago from the 1880s to 1917, by Helen Lefkowitz Horowitz, rev., 229 Culture of Professionalism: The Middle Class and the Development of Higher Education in America, The, by Burton Bledstein, rev., 232 |
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Current, Richard N., The History of Wis- consin, Vol.
II, The Civil War Era, 1848- 1873, rev.,
99 Custer, George Armstrong, book on, 101 DANCEY, William S., book rev., 212 Dannenbaum, Jed, "Immigrants and Tem- perance: Ethnocultural Conflict in Cincin- nati, 1845-1860," 125-39 Dante, Harris L., book rev., 96 Dargusch, Carlton, Trustee of Ohio State University, 294-95, 300, 304-06 Darlington, William M., and John J. Barsotti, annotators, Scoouwa: James Smith's Indian Captivity Narrative, rev., 452 Davis, James E., Frontier America 1800- 1840: A Comparative Demographic Anal- ysis of the Frontier Process, rev., 459 Davison, George, 413-14 Dawley, Alan, Class and Community: The Industrial Revolution in Lynn, rev., 225 Davey, Martin L., Governor, 177, 184, 190- 91 Davies, Thomas L., Shoots: A Guide to your Family's Photographic Heritage, 208 Davis, Lenwood G., book rev., 222 Depression of 1839, impact on state finance, 383-86 Descriptive List of the Map Collection in the Pennsylvania State Archives, comp. by Martha L. Simonetti, 86 DeWitt, Howard A., book rev., 107 Dick Act, 406, 417 Dick, Charles W., Congressman, 405-09 Dillon, Richard, We Have Met the Enemy, bk. note, 481 Dimity Convictions: The American Woman in the Nineteenth Century, by Barbara Welter, rev., 92 Dingley Tariff, 9 Douglas, Ann, The Feminization of Ameri- can Culture, rev.,
220 Dressner, Richard, book rev., 228 Drive to Industrial Maturity: The U.S. Economy, 1860-1914, The, by Harold G. Vatter, rev., 227 Drury, John, Historic Midwest Houses, and Old Illinois Houses, 86 Dodd, Donald B., and Wynelle S. Dodd, Historical Statistics of the United States, 1790-1970: Volume
11-The Midwest, 86 Drury, Thomas F., Gene B. Petersen, and Laure M. Sharp, Southern Newcomers to Northern Cities: Work and Social Adjust- ment in Cleveland, rev., 359 Dwight family, Massachusetts financiers, |
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and Ohio banking, 380-81, 390 Dubofsky, Melvyn, and Warren Van Tine, John L. Lewis: A Biography, rev., 242 Duffy, James, 411, 414 Dulles, John Foster, 324, 329-32 Dyer, Charles V., 31 EARL Y American Proverbs and Proberbial Phrases, by
Bartlett Jere Whiting, rev., 457-58 Ebner, Michael H., and Eugene M. Tobin, editors, The Age of Urban Reform: New Perspectives on the Progressive Era, rev., 319-21 Economic crises, 1895 and Newark, 261; 1907 and Newark, 267 "Economy of abundance," "The Ohio 'Farmer-Labor' Movement in the 1930s," by Hugh T. Lovin, 419 Education, "Medical Education in the 1890s: An Ohio Woman's Memories," edited by John B. Gabel, 53-66; publications on in Ohio, 73-74; and women, 440 Education of an Urban Minority: Catholics in Chicago, 1833-1965, The, by James W. Sanders, rev., 235 Egan, Ferol, Fremont: Explorer for a Restless Nation, rev., 215 Ehrenpreis, Anne Henry, Happy Cot:ntry This America: The Travel Diary of Henry Arthur Bright, rev., 461 Eisenhower, Dwight D., 324, 329-32 Electing Black Mayors: Political Action in the Black Community, by William E. Nelson. Jr., and Philip J. Meranto, rev., 357 Elser, Ralph, Mahoning County sheriff, 185; illustration, 182 Entrepreneurs, early Ohio, 366-68, 379-82 Environment, man's proper relation toward, in work of Frank Lloyd Wright, 290 Ethnic groups, "Immigrants and Temper- ance: Ethnocultural Conflict in Cincinna- ti, 1845-1860," by Jed Dannenbaum, 125- 39; in Cleveland, 38, 49 Euclid Beach Park is Closed for the Season, by Lee O. Bush, Edward C. Chukayne, Russell Allon Hehr, and Richard F. Hershey, 335, bk. note, 482 Evans, Christopher, President of District One of the Ohio Miners Amalgamated Association, 141-42 Everett, E. H., 258-72 Everman, Michael, book rev., 240 FACULTY Countil Committee, at Ohio State University, 304-08 Farm Bureau Federation, 424-25 |
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Farmer-Labor Party in Ohio, 429-37 Farmers' Educational and Cooperative Union, 421, 424, 437 Farmers' Holiday Association, 421, 425 Feminism, history and, "Women's History as Local History," by Karen J. Blair, 438- 43 Feminization of American Culture, The, by Ann Douglas, rev., 220 Fiedler, George Elmer, A Historical Study of East Hubbard Township and Parts of Hubbard and Pennsylvania, bk. note, 481 Field, Phyllis F., book rev., 339 Fifties: The Way We Really Were, The, by Douglas T. Miller and Marion Nowak, rev., 245 First Congregational Church, Columbus, 157; illustration, 159 Fletcher, Marvin, "War in the Streets of Athens," 405-18 Forts of Anthony Wayne, The, by David A. Simmons, 86 Forty-eighters, 126, 130 Foster, Israel M., 410-16, 418 Fowler, Donald F., book rev., 451 Fox, Kenneth, Better City Government: Innovation in American Urban Politics, 1850-1937, rev.,
312-15 Franklin Bank (Columbus), 381-82 Frederick, Peter J., Knights of the Golden Rule: The Intellectual as Christian Social Reformer in the 1890s, rev., 228 Freedmen's Bureau, 400 Freeman, Josh, book rev., 349 Fremont: Explorerfor a Restless Nation, by Ferol Egan, rev., 215 Friedberger, Mark, book rev., 105 Friedlander, Peter, book rev., 109 From Main Street to Stale Street: Town, City, and Community in America, by Park Dixon Goist, rev., 470 Frontier America 1800-1840: A Compara- tive Demographic Analysis of the Frontier Process, by
James E. Davis, rev., 459 Furniture Makers of Cincinnati-1790 to 1849, The, by
Jane E. Sikes, 86 GABEL, John B., editor, "Medical Educa- tion in the 1890s: An Ohio Woman's Memories," 53-66 Gamble, Douglas A., book rev., 97 Garraty, John A., Unemployment in Histo- ry: Economic Thought and Public Policy, rev., 476-77 Garrison, William Lloyd, 22-23, 28, 33, 36 Gates Mills Village, A Pictorial History of Gates Mills 1826-1976, 86 |
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Gaydos, John, 411-12, 416 Geddes, James, 370 Gentlemen from
Indiana: National Party Candidates, 1836-1940, edited by Ralph D. Gray, rev., 339 George Rogers Clark and the War in the West, by
Lowell H. Harrison, rev., 91 Gerber, David A., book rev., 231 Germans, in Cincinnati, 125-39 Ghetto Takes Shape: Black Cleveland, 1870- 1930, A, by
Kenneth L. Kusmer, rev., 234 Gietschier, Steven P., "The 1951 Speaker's Rule at Ohio State," 294-309 Gladden, Washington, "The Heavenly City and Human Cities: Washington Gladden and Urban Reform," by John M. Mulder, 151-74: illustration, 155 Glick, David T., and Robert E. Lee, Ships of the Great Lakes, A Pictorial History, rev., 116 Goist, Park Dixon, From Main Street to State Street: Town, Cit', and Community in America, rev.,
470 Golden Door to America: The Jewish Immigrant Experience, edited by Abra- ham J. Karp, rev., 90 Good Templars, Independent Order of, 396, 399 Goodell, William, 23-24, 26, 28, 30, 34 Goodheart, Lawrence B., book rev., Government by Judiciary: The Transforma- tion of the Fourteenth Amendment, by Raoul Berger, rev., 340 Gould, Lewis L.,"William McKinleyand the Expansion of Presidential Power," 5-20; book rev., 473-74 Grabowski, John J., "From Progressive to Patrician: George Bellamy and Hiram House Social Settlement, 1896-1914," 37- 52 Grant, H. Roger, book rev., 338 Gray, Ralph D., editor, Gentlemen from Indiana. National Party Candidates, 1836-1940, rev.,
339 Green Cathedral: History of Mill Creek Park, Youngstown, Ohio, The, byJohnC. Milnick, 86 Griffin, James B., book rev., 450 Grimke, Angelina, 22 Grosvenor, Charles H., Congressman, 414- 17 Guide to the Holdings of the Harold B. Lee Library, A, comp.
and ed. by Hyrum L. Andrus and Richard E. Bennett, 86 Guide to the Manuscript Groups in the Pennsylvania State Archives, comp. Har- ry E. Whipkey, 86 |
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Guide to the Microfilm Edition of Temper- ance and Prohibition Papers, by Randall C. Jimerson, Francis X. Blouin. and Charles A. Isetts, rev., 344 HABER, Samuel, book rev., 232 Hake, Charles, Jr., 411,413 Hamby, Alonzo L., The Imperial Years: The U.S. Since 1930. rev.. 110 Hamilton, Tullia, book rev., 234 Hammarberg, Melvyn, The Indiana Voter: The Historical Dynamics of Party Alle- giance During the 1870s, rev., 105 Handy, Truman P., treasurer of Commercial Bank, 390 Happy Country This America: The Travel Diary of Henry Arthur Bright, edited by Anne Henry Ehrenpreis, rev., 461 Hard, Herbert, 423-30, 432-34 Harding, Warren G., The Presidency of Warren G. Harding, by Eugene P. Trani and David L. Wilson, rev., 107 Hardman, Roy S., Warren sheriff, 184 Harrold, Stanley C., Jr., "The Southern Strategy of the Liberty Party," 21-36 Harpers Ferry Armory and the New Tech- nology: The Challenge of Change, by Merritt Roe Smith, rev., 94 Harris, T. K., 182-83 Harrison, Lowell H., George Rogers Clark and the War in the West, rev., 91 Hartje, Robert, book rev., 223 Havighurst, Walter, book rev., 337 Hayes, Rutherford B., 130, 136-37 Heald, Albert, 408 Hehr, Russell Allon, Lee O. Bush, Edward C. Chukayne, and Richard F. Hershey, Euclid Beach Park is Closed for the Season, 335,
bk. note, 482 Hershey, Richard F., Lee O. Bush, Edward C. Chukayne, and Russell Allon Hehr, Euclid Beach Park is Closed for the Season, 335
bk. note, 482 Heisey, Augustus H., 259-61 Higgins, Frank, "The Will to Survive": Urbana College, 1850-1975, rev., 348 Hillsboro, Ohio temperance crusade, 394, 399-400 Hinshaw, Cecil, 303 Hiram House, "From Progressive to Patri- cian: George Bellamy and Hiram House Social Settlement, 1896-1914," by John J. Grabowski, 37-52; illustration, 47 Historic Midwest Houses, by John Drury, 86 Historical Statistics of the United States, 1790-1970: Volume
11 The Midwest, by Donald B. Dodd and Wynelle S. Dodd, 86 |
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Historical Study of East Hubbard Township and Parts of Hubbard and Pennsylvania, A, by George
Elmer Fiedler, bk. note, 481- 82 History of Newton Falls, compiled by Ella A. Woodward, 335 History of Wisconsin, The, Vol. II, The Civil War Era, 1848-1873, by Richard N. Current, rev., 99 Himmelberg, Robert F., The Origins of the National Recovery Administration: Busi- ness, Government, and the Trade Associa- tion Issue. 1921-1933, rev., 237 Hoadly, George, 148 Hocking Valley, "Strikebreakers, Evictions and Violence: Industrial Conflict in the Hocking Valley, 1884-1885," by George B. Cotkin, 140-50 Hoffer, Peter C., book rev., 115 Holli, Melvin G., book rev., 466 Hoover, Roosevelt, and the Brains Trust: From Depression to New Deal, by Elliot A. Rosen, rev., 237 Horowitz, Helen Lefkowitz, Culture & the City: Cultural Philanthropy in Chicago from the 1880s to 1917, rev., 229 Houser, Howard R., ed., A Sense of Place: in Centerville and Washington Township, 208, bk. note, 343 Howell, Charles, and Allan Keller, The Mill at Philipsburg Manor: Upper Mills and a Brief History of Milling, 86 Huddleston, Charles E., 413 Hullfish, H. Gordon, 297-99 Humphrey, George, Secretary of the Treas- ury, 332-33 Humphrey, John P., Director of the Com- mission on Human Rights, 328-29 ILLINOIS, The Roads They Made: Women in Illinois History, by Adade Mitchell Wheeler with Marlene Stein Wortman, rev., 439 Images of the Ohio Valley: A Historical Geography of Travel, 1740 to 1860, by John A. Jakle, rev., 337 Immigrants, "Immigrants and Temperance: Ethnocultural Conflict in Cincinnati, 1845-1860," byJed Dannenbaum, 125-39; used as strikebreakers, 141, 143-46 Imperial Years: The U.S. Since 1930, The, by Alonzo L. Hamby, rev., I10 Indiana Voter: The Historical Dynamics of Party Allegiance During the 1870s, The, by Melvyn Hammarberg, rev., 105 Indians and the wars in Ohio, publications on, 74-75 |
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Industrial Violence, "Strikebreakers, Evic- tions, and Violence: Industrial Conflict in the Hocking Valley, 1884-1885," by George B. Cotkin, 140-50; "Classes and Company Towns: Legends of the 1937 Little Steel Strike," by James L. Baugh- man, 175-92 Industrialization, Social Gospel as response to, "The Heavenly City and Human Cities: Washington Gladden and Urban Reform," by John M. Mulder, 151-74; and urban growth, "Town Promotion in the Progressive Era: The Case of Newark, Ohio," by G. Wallace Chessman, 253-75 Inland Steel, 175-92 Irish, in Cincinnati, 125-39 Isetts, Charles A., "A Survey of Publications on the History of Ohio, 1974 to 1976," 67- 83; study of temperance crusaders in Hillsboro, 400; ed. with Randall C. Jimerson, and Francis X. Blouin, Guide to the Microfilm Edition of Temperance and Prohibition Papers, rev., 344 JACKSON, W. Sherman, book rev., 340 Jakle, John A., Images of the Ohio Valley: A Historical Geography of Travel, 1740 to 1860, rev.,
337 James, John
A., Money and Capital Markets in Postbellum America, rev., 467- 68 James, John H., 367 Jay, William, 23 Jellison, Charles A., Tomatoes were Cheap- er: Tales from the Thirties, rev., 240 Jewett Car Company, 262-72 Jewett, Leonidas M., Athens attorney, 414 Jimerson, Randall C., Francis X. Blouin, and Charles A. Isetts, Guide to the Microfilm Edition of Temperance and Prohibition Papers, rev., 344 John L. Lewis: A Biography, by Melvyn Dubofsky and Warren Van Tine, rev., 242 John Q. Public League, 183-84 Johnson, Hildegard Binder, Order Upon the Land: The U.S. Rectangular Land Survey and the Upper Mississippi Country, rev., 456 Journal of Dr. William Schooley, The, edited by George A. Schooley, bk. note, 480 KALETTE, Linda Elise, The Papers of Thirteen Early Ohio Political Leaders: An Inventory of
the 1976-77 Microfilm Editions, rev.,
217 Kansas-Nebraska Act, 125, 131, 136 |
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Kaplan, Lawrence S., editor, The American Revolution and "A Candid World," rev., 454-56 Karp, Abraham J., editor, Golden Door to America: The Jewish Immigrant Expe- rience, rev.,
90 Keep the Last Bullet for Yourself: The True Story of Custer's Last Stand, by Thomas B. Marquis, rev., 101 Keiser, John H., Building for the Centuries: Illinois 1865 to 1898, rev., 466 Keller, Allan, and Charles Howell, The Mill at Philipsburg Manor: Upper Mills and a Brief History of Milling, 86 Keller, Morton, Affairs of State: Public Life in Nineteenth Century America, rev., 102 Kelley, Alfred, and Ohio business elite, 365- 92; illustration, 371 Kelley, Charles, 408 Kentucky Shakers, The, Julia Neal, rev., 93 Kerr, K. Austin, book rev., 102 Kilbourne, James, "James Kilbourne: New Light on his Story," edited by Paul C. Bowers, Jr., and Goodwin F. Berquist, Jr., 193-206; illustration, 199 Kilbourne, Josiah, 195-99 Kilbourn, Payne Kenyon, 194 Kilgore, Daniel, 382 King, Leicester, 367 Kirby, Jack Temple, Media-Made Dixie. The South in the American Imagination, rev., 477-78 Kirby, John B., book rev., 237 Kirkendall, Richard S., book rev., 356 Knepper, George W., book rev., 91 Knights of the Golden Rule: The Intellectual as Christian Social Reformer in the 1890s, by Peter J. Frederick, rev., 228 Know Nothing party, 132, 136-38 Koistinen, Paul A. C., book rev., 244 Kreuter, Gretchen, and Barbara Stuhler, eds., Women of Minnesota: Selected Biographical Essays, 441-43 Kroll, Jack, 434 Kuehl, Warren F., book rev., 236 Kusmer, Kenneth L., A Ghetto Takes Shape: Black Cleveland, 1870-1930, rev., 234 Kusmer, Kenneth L., book rev., 359 LABOR, in Hocking Valley Coal Strike, 140-50; in Little Steel strike, 175-92; and industrial revolution in Lynn, Mass., bks. on, rev. 109-10, 225-27, 242-43, 349-50, 355-56; attitude toward third-party polit- ics. 424-29; 431, 433, 435-37; publications on in Ohio, 75-76 |
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Labor and Communism: The Conflict that Shaped American the Unions, by Bert Cochran, rev., 355-56 La Follette Committee, 178-79, 191 Landmark Architecture of Cleveland, by Mary-Peale Schofield, rev., 345 Lane, Foster A., Log Books: A Personal Flying History, 86 Lane, J. J., Athens County Coroner, 410 Lang, John, 413 Laslett, John H. M., book rev., 242-43 Late Prehistory of the Lake Erie Drainage Basin: A 1972 Sympsoium Revised, The, edited by David S. Brose, rev., 212 Lausche, Frank, Governor, 300, 304 Law and Order League, 184, 186 Law in Ohio, publications on, 76 Leach, William R., book rev., 469 Leader, Jeanne P., book rev., 214 Leavitt, Amy Fisher, temperance crusader, 401 Leavitt, Joshua, 30, 33, 34 Lee, Robert E., and David T. Glick, Ships of the Great Lakes, A Pictorial History, rev., 116 Lefferts, H. Leedom, book rev., 459 Lentz, Edward R., book rev., 211 Leonard, Henry B., book rev., 235 Levine, Lawrence W., Black Culture and Black
Consciousness: Afro-American Folk Thought from Slavery to Freedom, rev., 222 Levine, Manuel, 42-43 Lewis, Diocletian, 394 John L. Lewis: A Biography, by Melvyn Dubofsky and Warran Van Tine, rev., 242 Lewis, John L., 430-31, 435 Lewis, Samuel, 23-25, 30, 34-36; illustration, 25 Liberating Women's History: Theoretical and Critical Essays, edited by Berenice A. Carroll, rev., 341 Liberty Party, "The Southern Strategy of the Liberty Party," by Stanley C. Harrold, Jr., 21-36 Lindstrom, Diane, book rev., 227 Liquor license issue, at Ohio constitutional convention, 1873-74, 397 Literature in Ohio, publications on, 77 Little Steel, "Classes and Company Towns: Legends of the 1937 Little Steel Strike," by James L. Baughman, 175-92 Livermore, Mary, temperance and suffrage advocate, 403-04 Local history in Ohio, publications on, 77-79 Local History, "Women's History as Local |
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History," by Karen J. Blair, Log Book: A Persondl Flying History, by Foster A. Lane, 86 Logan, Henry, Athens Mayor, 414 Lora, Ronald, book rev., 245 Louisville and Portland Canal, 370-74 Lovin, Hugh T., "The Ohio 'Farmer-Labor' Movement in the 1930s," 419 Lott, John, 411, 413-16 MACCRACKEN, Samuel, 381-82 Madison's Battery Workers, 1934-1952: A History of Federal Labor Union 19587, by Robert H. Zieger, rev., 109 Maine Law, 134-36, 137 Mapping of Ohio, The, by Thomas H. Smith, rev., 88 Marcus, Maeva, Truman and the Steel Seizure Case: The Limits of Presidential Power, rev.,
356 Markowitz, Norman, book rev., 478 Marsico, Jim, and Alan Woods, eds., The Ohio Theatre 1928-1978, bk. note, 480 Marquis, Thomas B., Keep the Last Bullet for Yourself: The True Story of Custer's Last Stand, rev.,
101 Mather, Samuel, and George Bellamy, 4546 Mathias, Frank F., book rev., 241 McCloy, John J., and Dwight D. Eisenhow- er, 324, 331-32 McGuffy and His Readers: Piety, Morality, and Education in Nineteenth-Century America, by
John H. Westerhoff, 111, rev., 460 McKinley, James, Assassination in America, rev., 115 McKinley, William, "William McKinley and the Expansion of Presidential Power," by Lewis L. Gould, 5-20 McMakin, William V., 406 Media-Made Dixie: The South in the American Imagination, by Jack Temple Kirby, rev., 477-78 Medicine, "Medical Education in the 1890s: An Ohio Woman's Memories," edited by John B. Gabel, 53-66 Meier, August, book rev., 357 Meranto, Philip J., and William E. Nelson, Jr., Electing Black Mayors: Political Action in the Black Community, rev., 357 Mill at Philipshurg Manor. Upper Mills and a Brief History of Milling, by Charles Howell and Allan Keller, 86 Miller, Douglas T., and Marion Nowak, The Fifties: The Way We Really Were, rev., 245 Miller, Paul W., editor, Brand Whitlock's |
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The Buckeyes: Politics and Abolitionism in an Ohio Town, 1836-1845, rev., 98 Milnick, John C., The Green Cathedral: History of Mill Creek Park, Youngstown, Ohio, 86 Minnesota, Women of Minnesota: Selected Biographical Essays, edited by Barbara Stuhler and Gretchen Kreutner, Minor, Isaac, 369 Modelski, Andrew M., book rev., 88 Mohawk Valley Formula, 180-81, 185, 188 Money and Capital Markets in Postbellum America, by
John A. James, rev., Monopolies, in Hocking Valley coal mines, 14142, 147-48. Montgomery, David, rev., 94 Moore, Powell A., The Calumet Region: Indiana's Last Frontier, 208 Moorhead, James H., American Apoca- lypse: Yankee Protestants and the Civil War, 1860-1869, rev., Morell, Michael N.. book rev., 101 Morris, Thomas, 24-25 Morrow, Jeremiah, 369 Morton, James, and Jeff Carskadden, editors, The Richards Site: and the Philo Phase of the Fort Ancient Tradition, rev., 451 Mulder, John M., "The Heavenly City and Human Cities: Washington Gladden and Urban Reform," 151-74 Mulder, John M., Woodrow Wilson: The Years of Preparation, rev., 473-74 Murphy, Andrew, Athens sheriff, 408 Murphy, James L., A Bibliography of Ohio Archeology, 208 Murphy, James, An Archeological History of the Hocking Valley, rev., 87 Murphy, James L., A Bibliography of Ohio Archeology, rev.,
450 Murphy, James L., book rev., 98 Murray, Philip, 176, 186, 189 NARRATIVES, early American, "James Kilbourne: New Light on H is Story, edited by Paul C. Bowers and Goodwin F. Berquist, Jr., 193-206. National Era, 31-36 National Guard, "War in the Streets of Athens," by Marvin Fletcher, 405-18 National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), 177, 180 Nativism, "Immigrants and Temperance: Ethnocultural Conflict in Cincinnati, 1845-1860," by Jed Dannenbaum, 125-39 Neal, Julia, The Kentucky Shakers, rev., 93 Nelson, Daniel, book rev., 225 |
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Nelson, Malcolm, 410, 416 Nelson, William E., Jr., and Philip J. Meranto, Electing Black Mayors: Politi- cal Action in the Black Community, rev., 357 New Burlington: the Life and Death of an American Village, by John Baskin, rev., 106 New Deal, "The Ohio 'Farmer-Labor' Movement in the 1930s," by Hugh T. Lovin, 419 New Straitsville, 142, 147-49; illustration, 143 Newspapers, town promotion and, in New- ark, 256-58, 262 Newark, "Town Promotion in the Progres- sive Era: The Case of Newark, Ohio," by G. Wallace Chessman, 253-75 Newark Board of Trade, 256-75 Newark Fuel and Gas Company, 266 Newark Machine Company, 256 Newark Star Glass works, 258 Newark Wire Cloth Manufacturing Com- pany, 256 New Madison Bicentennial Committee, A 1976 Photographic Record of New Madi- son Community, bk. note, 481-82 Noble, David F., America By Design: Science, Technology, and the Rise of Corporate Capitalism, rev., 474-76 Non-Partisan League, 430, 435-36 Norman Thomas: The Last Idealist, by W. A. Swanberg, rev., 113 Norton, Wesley, Religious Newspapers in the Old Northwest to 1861: A History, Bibliography, and Record of Opinion, rev., 219 Nowak, Marion, and Douglas T. Miller, The Fifties: The Way We Really Were, rev., 245 OBIDINSKI, Eugene, book rev., 472 Ohio American Revolution Bicentennial Conference Series, 84 Ohio Canal, proposed routes, 370-74; commission in charge, 369-80 Ohio Coal Exchange, 141 Ohio Farmer-Labor Progressive Federation, 423-34, 437 "The Ohio 'Farmer-Labor' M ovement in the 1930s," by Hugh T. Lovin, 419-37 Ohio Grange, 424 Ohio, history of, "A Survey of Publications on the History of Ohio, 1974 to 1976," |
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compiled by Charles A. Isetts, 67-83, women in, bk. on, rev., 440-41 Ohio Liberty Convention, 25 Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Co., 381-83 Ohio Medical University, "Medical Educa- tion in the 1890s: An Ohio Woman's Memories," edited by John B. Gabel, 53- 66 Ohio Socialist party, 423-24 Ohio State University, "The 1951 Speaker's Rule at Ohio State," by Steven P. Gietschier, 294-309 Ohio Theatre 1928-1978, The, edited by Jim Marsico and Alan Woods, bk. note, 480 Ohio Un-American Activities Commission, 299 Ohls, Watson, 414-16 Old Illinois Houses, by John Drury, 86 Old Northwest in the American Revolution: An Anthology, The, by David Curtis Skaggs, rev., 216 Old West: The Frontiersmen, The, by Paul O'Neil, 86 O'Neil, Paul, The Old West: The Frontiers- men, 86 Order Upon the Land: The U.S. Rectangular Land Survey and the Upper Mississippi Country, by
Holdegard Binder Johnson, rev., 456 Origins of the National Recovery Adminis- tration: Business, Government, and the Trade Association Issue, 1921-1933, The, by Robert F. Himmelberg, rev., 237 Otto, Martha Potter, book rev., 87 Our Appalachia: An Oral History, edited by Laurel Shackelford and Bill Weinberg, rev., 241 PARRISH, W.H., 259 Payne, Alma J., book rev., 470 Peace of Paris, 10 Periodicals, Abolitionist, 30-35 Perkins, General Simon, 367, 380-82 Petersen, Gene B., Laure M. Sharp, and Thomas F. Drury, Southern Newcomers to Northern Cities: Work and Social Adjustment in Cleveland, rev., 359 Philippine commissions, 14-17 Pictorial History of Gates Mills 1826-1976, by the Village of Gates Mills, 86 Platt Amendment, 9-10 Plumb, Edward, 411, 414 Political parties, in antebellum Cincinnati, 130-138; in Jacksonian Ohio, 376-80, 386- 88; Liberty party, 21-36; third parties in the Depression, 419-37 Politics of Efficiency: Municipal Adminis- |
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tration and Reform in America. 1880- 1920, The, by
Martin J. Schiesl, rev., 310- 21 Prairie house, "Frank Lloyd Wright's Westcott House in Springfield," by Ste- phen Siek, 276-93; illustrations, 278, 283, 285, 288, 291 Prairie People: Continuity and Change in Potawatomi Indian Culture 1665-1965. The, by
James A. Clifton, rev., 214 Prentiss, Francis F., and George Bellamy, 45-46 Preparing for the Next War: American Plans for Postwar Defense. 1941-45, by Michael S. Sherry, rev., 244 Presidency of Warren G. Harding. The, by Eugene P. Trani and David L. Wilson. rev., 107 Presidency, power of, "William McKinley and the Expansion of Presidential Pow- er," by Lewis L. Gould, 5-20; "John W. Bricker Reflects Upon the Fight for the Bricker Amendment," edited by Marvin R. Zahniser, 322-33 Press, President McKinley and, 10-12 Progressives, and Hiram House settlement, 37-44; and Washington Gladden, 170-74; and town promotion in the Progressive era, 269-71; and urban political change, 310-21; and third party politics in the Depression, 420-32 Progressive Cities: The Commission Go- vernment Movement in America. 1901- 1920, by
Bradley Robert Rice, rev., 318-19 Progressivism, "From Progressive to Patri- cian: George Bellamy and Hiram House Social Settlement, 1896-1914," by John J. Grabowski, 37-52; "The Heavenly City and Human Cities;" Washington Gladden and Urban Reform," by John M. Mulder, 151-74; "Town Promotion in the Progres- sive Era: The Case of Newark, Ohio," by G. Wallace Chessman, 253-75; "Urban Political Change in the Progressive Era," by James F. Richardson, 310-21 Prohibition, in Newark, 268-69 Prucha, Francis Paul, A Bibliographical Guide to the History of Indian- White Relations in the United States, 86 Purcell, John, Cincinnati Archbishop, 129 RACISM, Revolution, Reaction, 1861- 1877: The Rise and Fall of Radical Reconstruction, by Peter Camejo. rev., 96 Railroad and the City: A Technological and Urbanistic History of Cincinnati, The, by Carl W. Condit, rev., 103 |
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Railroads, early routes in Ohio, 389-92 Rainey of Illinois: A Political Biography. 1903-34, by
Robert A. Waller, rev., 397 Rankin, John, 22 Raphael, Marc Lee, book rev., 90 Rathbone Chronicles: A History and Gen- ealogy, by
Frances E. Collard, bk. note, 481 Raymond, William, 411,414 Reflections: an Anecdotal Account of the University of Cincinnati during the Last Sixty Years, by
Eslie Asbury, 208 Reform movements, abolitionist, 21-30; temperance, 131-39, 393404; in Colum- bus 151-74 Reichard, Gary W., book rev., 114 Reisinger, Richard F., 425, 434 Religious Newspapers in the Old Northwest to 1861: A History, Bibliography, and Record of Opinion, by Wesley Norton, rev., 219 Religion, publications on in Ohio, 81; in urban life 157-74; and James Kilbourne, 199-203: newspapers devoted to, bk. on., rev., 219 Republic Steel, 175-92; illustrations, 177, 187 Revolutionary War, book on, 91; and ruin of Josiah Kilbourne, 195-99 Rice, Bradley Robert, Progressive Cities: The Commission Government Movement in America, 1901-1920, rev., 310-21 Richards, James K., book rev., 453-54 Richards Site: and the Philo Phase of the Fort Ancient Tradition, The, edited by Jeff Carskadden and James Morton, rev., 451 Richardson, James R., "Urban Political Change in the Progressive Era," 310-21 Richardson, Robert H., Tilton Territory: A Historical Narrative, rev., 453-54 Riley, Glenda, book rev., 92 Ringenberg, William C., book rev., 348 Roads They Made: Women in Illinois History, The, by
Adade Mitchell Wheeler with Marlene Stein Wortman, rev., 439 Rodabaugh, James H., book rev., 216 Roller, David C., book rev., 100 Rollins, Richard M., book rev., 460 Roosevelt, Franklin, 322-23, 326, 419, 425, 434-35 Roosevelt's Revolution: The First Year, A Personal Perspective, by Rexford G. Tugwell, rev., 108 Roosevelt, Theodore, 5-6, 10-12, 14, 20 Root, Elihu, Secretary of War, 406 Rosen, Elliot A., Hoover. Roosevelt. and the |
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Brains Trust: From Depression to New Deal, rev.,
237 Roseville Pottery: For Love or Money, by Virginia Hillway Buxton, 208 Ruddy, T. Michael, book rev., 110 Rugg, E. T., 262-72 Rugg, Harold, 296-301, 307 ST. MARY's Sentinel, quoted, 386 Saloons, seen as threat to family, 398-99 Samuel M. Jones Papers . . . An Invento- ry to the Microfilm Edition, The, compiled by Morgan Barclay and Jean W. Strong, bk. note, 480-81 Sanders, James W., The Education of an Urban Minority: Catholics in Chicago, 1833-1965, rev.,
235 Sandusky Clarion, quoted, 372-73 Scheiber, Harry N., "Alfred Kelley and the Ohio Business Elite, 1822-1859", 365-92 Schiesl, Martin J., The Politics of Efficiency: Municipal Administration and Reform in America 1880-1920, rev., 315-18 Schiff, Don V., Blizzard of 78, 335 Schofield, Mary-Peale, Landmark Architec- ture of Cleveland, rev., 345 Schooley, George A., ed., The Journal of Dr. William Schooley, bk. note, 480 Schurman, Jacob Gould, and the Philippine commissions, 16 Scoouwa: James Smith's Indian Captivity Narrative, annotated
by William M. Darlington and John J. Barsotti, rev., 452 Sense of Place: in Centerville and Washing- ton Township, A, edited by Howard R. Houser, rev., 343 Sesquicentennial
Historical Committee, Walnut Creek: Sesquicentennial History of New Carlisle and Walnut Creek Township, 86 Settlement houses, "From Progressive to Patrician: George Bellamy and Hiram House Social Settlement, 1896-1914," by John J. Grabowski, 37-52 Sexual spheres, nineteenth century ideology of, 398-99 Shackelford, Laurel, and Bill Weinberg, editors, Our Appalachia: An Oral History, rev., 241 Shapiro, Henry D., book rev., 103 Shapiro, Henry D., Appalachia on our Mind: The Southern Mountains and Mountaineers in the American Conscious- ness, 1870-1920, rev., 469 Shapiro, Herbert, book rev., 111 Sharp, Laure M., Gene B. Petersen, and Thomas F. Drury, Southern Newcomers |
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to Northern Cities: Work and Social Adjustment in Cleveland, rev., 359 Shawnee, The, by
Jerry E. Clark, rev., 336 Sherry, Michael S., Preparingfor the Next War: American Plans for Postwar De- fense, 1941-45, rev., 244 Shiels, Richard D., book rev., 464-66 Ships of the Great Lakes, A Pictorial History, by
Robert E. Lee and David T. Glick, rev., 116 Shively, Clyde, 413 Shoots: A Guide to your Family's Photogra- phic Heritage, by Thomas L. Davies, 208 Sick, Stephen, "Frank Lloyd Wright's Westcott House in Springfield," 276-93 Sikes, Jane E., The Furniture Makers of Cincinnati-1790 to 1849, 86 Simon, John Y., editor, The Papers of Ulysses S. Grant, Vol. VI, September 1- December 8, 1862, rev., 223 Simonetti, Martha L., comp., Descriptive List of the Map Collection in the Pennsyl- vania State Archives, 86 Simmons, David A., The Forts of Anthony Wayne, 86 Skaggs, David Curtis, The Old Northwest in the American Revolution: An Anthology, rev., 216 Smith, Dwight L., book rev., 217 Smith, Gerrit, 23-24, 26, 28, 30, 34, 36; illustration, 29 Smith, Merritt Roe, Harpers Ferry Armory and the New Technology: The Challenge of Change, rev.,
94 Smith, Thomas H., The Mapping of Ohio, rev., 88 Snyder, Harvey, 411, 413-14, 416 Sobczak, John N., book rev., 352 Social gospel, "The Heavenly City and Human Cities: Washington Gladden and Urban Reform," by John M. Mulder, 151- 74 Social Reform Club, 42 Sommers, Lawrence M., editor, Atlas of Michigan, rev.,
338 Southern Newcomers to Northern Cities: Work and Social Adjustment in Cleve- land, by
Gene B. Petersen, Laure M. Sharp, and Thomas F. Drury, rev., 359 Southern and Western Convention of the Friends of Constitutional Liberty, 28 Spanish-American War, 17 Speaker's Rule, "The 1951 Speaker's Rule at Ohio State," by Steven P. Gietschier, 294-309 Speaks, John C., 407 Springfield, "Frank Lloyd Wright's Westcott |
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House in Springfield," by Stephen SieK, 276-93 State Bank of Ohio, the Kelley Act and, 387- 89 States' rights, slavery and, 21, 24-26, 30 Steel mills, "Classes and Company Towns: Legends of the 1937 Little Steel Strike," by James L. Baughman, 175-92 Steel Workers Organizing Committee (SWOC), 176-91 Stern, Malcom H., Tracing Your Jewish Roots, 208 Sternsher, Bernard, book rev., 108 Stewart, Alvan, 23 Stewart, Eliza, 402 Strafburger, John, book rev., 345 Strikes, in Hocking Valley, 140-50; at Little Steel companies, 175-92 Strong, Josiah, 160, 169, 172 Stronks, James, book rev., 457-59 Stuhler, Barbara, and Gretchen Kreuter, eds., Women of Minnesota: Selected Biographical Essays, rev., 441-43 Supreme Court, power of, 326,333; book on, 340 "Survey of Publications on the History of Ohio, 1974 to 1976, A," compiled by Charles A. Isetts, 67-83 Surveying, Ohio Canal routes and, 369-77 Sutton, Robert P., book rev., 347 Swanberg, W. A., Norman Thomas: The Last Idealist, rev., 113 Swierenga, Robert P., book rev., 456 Syndicate, see Columbus and Hocking Coal and Iron Co. TAFT, William Howard, and the Philippine Commissions, 16, 17: and George Bel- lamy, 51; as Secretary of War, 414-15 Tappan, Benjamin, 369, 373-74 Tappan, Lewis, 22, 27, 30-31, 33-35; illustra- tion, 29 Temperance, and Washington Gladden, 159- 60; "'A Baptism of Power and Liberty': The Women's Crusade of 1873-1874," by Ruth Bordin, 393-404; "Immigrants and Temperance: Ethnocultural Conflict in Cincinnati, 1845-1860," by Jed Dannen- baum, 125-39 Thomas, Jack Ray, book rev., 461 Thomas, Norman, Norman Thomas: The Last Idealist, by W. A. Swanberg, rev., 1 13 Thompson, Eliza, Temperance crusader, 401 Thuler, Fred C., 411-12, 414, 416 Tilton Territory: A Historical Narrative, by Robert H. Richardson, rev., 453-54 Tobin, Eugene M., and Michael H. Ebner, |
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editors, The Age of Urban Reform: New Perspectives on the Progressive Era, rev., 310-21 Tomatoes were Cheaper: Tales from the Thirties, by
Charles A. Jellison, rev., 240 Toward an Urban Ohio, edited by John Wunder, rev., 231 Townsend, Dr. Francis, 428 Tracing your Jewish Roots, by Malcolm H. Stern, 208 Trani, Eugene P., and David L. Wilson, The Presidency of Warren G. Harding, rev., 107 Transcribing and Editing Oral History, by Willa K. Baum, 86 Transformation of American Foreign Rela- tions: 1865-1900, The, by Charles S. Campbell, rev., 100 Transportation and Communication in Ohio, publications on, 82-83 Transportation, canals and railroads in Ohio, "Alfred Kelley and the Ohio Business Elite, 1822-1859," by Harry N. Scheiber, 365-92 Trout, Charles H., Boston: The Great Depression and the New Deal, rev., 352 Truman, Harry S., 323,329; Truman and the Steel Seizure Case: The Limits of Presi- dential Power, by Maeva Marcus, rev., 356 Tugwell, Rexford G., Roosevelt's Revolu- tion: The First Year, A Personal Perspec- tive, rev.,
108 Turpie-Foraker amendment, 8-9 Twain, Mark, description of temperance crusaders, 395, 399 Tweed Ring, 156 Two Hundred Years of Sheep Raising in the Upper Ohio Area: with Special Reference to Washington County, Pennsylvania, by Richard Beach, rev., 463 UNEMPLOYMENT in History: Economic Thought and Public Policy, by John A. Garraty, rev., 476-77 Union party, Congressman William Lemke and, 435 Union Signal, 402-04 United Automobile Workers (UAW), 425, 431, United Nations, 323, 329 U.S. Army, "War in the Streets of Athens," by Marvin Fletcher, 405-18 U. S. Sanitary Commission, 400 Upton, Emory, military theorist, 405, 410 Urbanism, "Urban Political Change in the |
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Progressive Era," by .lames F. Richard- son, 310-21 Urbanization, "From Progressive to Patri- cian: George Bellamy and Hiram House Social Settlement, 1896-1914." by .ohn .I. Grabowski, 37-52, Newark. "Town Pro- motion in the Progressive Era: The Case of Newark, Ohio," by G. Wallace Chessman. 253-75; "The Heavenly City and Human Cities: Washington Gladden and Urban Reform," by John M. Mulder, 151-74 VAN TINE, Warren, and Melvyn Du- bofsky, John L. Lewis: A Biographr. rev.. 242 Vatter, Harold G., The Drive to Industrial Maturity: The U.S.
Economy. 1860-1914. rev., 227 Vexler, Robert 1., comp. and ed., Cleveland: A Chronological & Documentary Histort 1760-1976, 86 Visible Hand: The Managerial Revolution in American Business, The, by Alfred D. Chandler, Jr., rev., 350 WAKEFIELD, W. C., executive secretary of the Newark Board of Trade, 271 Walker, Samuel, A Critical History of Police Reform, rev.,
353 Wall, Carol, A Bihliography' of Penns'lva- nia History: A Supplement, 208 Waller, Robert A., Rainel of' Illinois: A Political Biography, 1903-34, rev., 347 Walnut Creek: Sesquicentennial Histori of' New Carlisle and Walnut Creek Town- shi,. by
Sesquicentennial Historical Com- mittee. 86 Walters. Ronald G.. The Antislavery Ap- peal: American Abolitionism after 1830, rev., 97 Walworth. Arthur, America's Moment: 1918, American Diplomacy at the End of World War I, rev.,
236 Warner, William. 297-99 Warren. Ohio. "Classes and Company Towns: Legends of the 1937 Little Steel Strike," by James L. Baughman, 175-92 Wasmuth Manu.scritl, 280-93 Watts, Eugene ... book rev., 353 Weatherford, Richard M., book rev., 215 We Have 1Met the Ene1m. by Richard Dillon. bk. note. 481 Wehrle Company. 261, 272: illustration. 261 Wehrle. William W.. 263-72 Weinberg. Bill. and Laurel Shackelford, editors, Our Ajppalachia: .n Oral History, rev.. 241 |
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Weinstein. Robert A.. and larry Booth, Collection. L/se, and
Care of' Historical Photoglralh.s. rev.. 21 1 Welcome to vour Butler Countv Park DListrict. by Raymond D. Bourne, 208 Welter. Barbara. Dimitii Convictions: The American Wom n
in the Nineteenth (enturr.
rev., 92 Westcott. Burton .1.. 277-93 Westcott, John W., 277 Westcott, Orpha Leffler, 278-93 Westcott Motor Car Company, 277 WcsterhoI. J.ohn H.. III, McGu/ff and His Reater.s: Piety, Morality, and
Education in .itneleentiI- Centuri' Am erica, rev..
460 Wheeler. Adade Mitchell, with Marlene Stein Wortman, The Roads Ther Made: iW, or e in
Illinoi.s History, rev., 439 Whig party. 130-31, 135-36. 139.
376-80 Whipkey, Harry E., comp., Guide to
the Manu.scripl Group.s in the Pennsylvania Slate Arc/lives. 86 White. Doug. book rev.. 93 White. Ienry. 41 Whiting. Bartlett lerc, Earlr
American Proverh.s and Proherhial
Phrases, rev., 457-58 Whitlock. Brand. Brand 1Whillock'hs
The Buckel e.s: Politics and A
holitionismn in an Ohio Town. 1836-1845, edited by Paul W. Miller, rev., 98 Whitlock, Marta. ed.. Women in Ohio History, re., 439-41 Whittlescy, Elisha, 367, 377, 382 "Will to Survive" : Urb
ana College. 1850- 1975, 7he. by Frank Higgins, rev., 348 Willard, Frances. 403-04 Williams, Howard. 423. 427-28. 433 Williams, Micalah T.. Ohio Canal
commis- sioner, 365. 367. 369. 373-77. 382-84 Wilson, David 1 ., and Eugene P.
Trani. The Presidency of Warren G. Harding, rev., 107 Wilson. Ida May, "Medical
Education in the 1890s: An Ohio Woman's Memories." edited by lohn B. Gahel, 53-66:
illustra- tion, 58 Wilson, Woodrow. Woodlrow Wtilson: The Years of Prep/ration.
by lohn M. Mulder. re,., Wines, Harry. leader of Warren SWOC,
183. 184 Winship. Blanton, .ludge Advocate.
413-417 Woman's Christian Temperance Union. 393, 401-04 Women, medical education and,
"Medical Education in the 1890's: An Ohio Wom- |
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an's Memories," edited by John B. Gabel, 53-66: in the nineteenth century, bk. on, rev., 92; temperance
and, 393-404; "Women's History as Local History," by Karen J. Blair, 438-43; historians, survey of, 447-48; Women Beyond the Frontier: A Distaff View of Life at Fort Wayne, by Willa G. Cramton, 86; Women of Minne- sota: Selected Biographical Essavs, edited by Barbara Stuhlerand Gretchen Kreuter, rev., 441-43: Women in Ohio History, edited by Marta Whitlock, rev., 439-41 Wood, James P., Athens attorney, 414, 416 Wood, Leonard, 17 Woodbridge, Mary, temperance crusader, 401 Woodrow Wilson: The Years of Prepara- tion, by
John M. Mulder, rev., 473-74 Woodward, Ella A., History of Newton Falls, 335 Worthington, Ohio, "James Kilbourne: New Light on his Story," edited by Paul C. Bowers, Jr., and Goodwin F. Berquist,Jr., 193-206 Worthington, Thomas, Ohio Canal commis- sioner, 369 Wortman, Marlene Stein, and Adade Mit- chell Wheeler, The Roads They Made: Women in Illinois History, 439 Wright, Frank Lloyd, "Frank Lloyd Wright's Westcott House in Springfield," by Stephen Siek, 276-93 Wright, Richard J., book rev., 116 Wunder, John, editor, Toward an Urban Ohio, rev.,
231 Wunder, John R., book rev., 99 Wyatt-Brown, Bertram, book rev., 219 Wynn, Neil A., The Afro-American and the Second World War, rev., 111 Wytrwal, Joseph A., Behold! the Polish Americans, rev.,
472 YESTERDA Y's Columbus: A Pictorial History of Ohio's Capital, by George Condon, 208 Youngstown,
"Classes and Company Towns: Legends of the 1937 Little Steel Strike," by James L. Baughman, 175-92 Youngstown Sheet and Tube, 175-92 ZAHNISER, Marvin R., editor, "John W. Bricker Reflects Upon the Fight for the Bricker Amendment," 322-33 Zanesville, and land-financing, 263 Zieger, Robert H., book rev.,476; Madison's Battery Workers, 1934-1952: A History of Federal Labor Union 19587, rev., 109 |
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ABOLITIONISM, "The Southern Strategy of the Liberty Party," by Stanley C. Harrold, Jr., 21-36; books on, rev., 97-99 Academic freedom, "The 1951 Speaker's Rule at Ohio State," by Steven P. Gietschier, 294-309 Action, journal
of the Ohio Farmer-Labor party, 427 Adrian, Michigan, temperance crusade in, 399 Aeschbacher, W.D., book rev., 463 Affairs of State: Public Life in Nineteenth Century America, by Morton Keller, rev., 102 Afro-American and the Second World War, The, by Neil
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