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Contents, Volume 78

ARTICLES

"A Public Official as a Muckraker: Brand Whitlock,"

by Neil Thorburn

5 - 1 notes 67 - 68

"America's First Red Scare-The Cincinnati Reds of 1869,"

by David Quentin Voigt

13 - 24 notes 68 - 69

"Twenty Years at Hiram House,"

by Judith A. Trolander

25 - 37 notes 69 - 71

"Correspondence of Anna Briggs Bentley from Columbiana County, 1826,"

edited by Bayly Ellen Marks

38 - 45

"Historiography and Warren G. Harding,"

by David H. Jennings

46 - 49

"Historiography and Warren G. Harding," (Essay and Comment)

by David H. Jennings

46 - 49

"Oral History in Ohio,"

by David R. Larson

49 - 52

53 - 66

"Subsistence Homesteading in Dayton, Ohio, 1933-1935,"

by Jacob H. Dorn

75 - 93 notes 146 - 149

"The 'Naive Liberal' and the 'Devious Communist' and the Johnson Case,"

by David L. Sterling

94 - 103 notes 149 - 152

"Socialist Party of Ohio-War and Free Speech,"

by Richard A. Folk

104 - 115, notes 152 - 154

"Cleveland's New Stock Lawmakers and Progressive Reform,"

by John D. Buenker

116 - 137, notes 154 - 156

"Preservation of the Newsreel Films of President Harding,"

by Robert W. Wagner

138 - 140

141 - 145

"Ohio Quakers and the Mississippi Freedmen-'A Field to Labor,'"

by Thomas H. Smith

159 - 171, notes 221 - 222

"Science and Democracy: A History of the Cincinnati Observatory, 1842-1872,"

by Stephen Goldfarb

172 - 178, notes 222 - 223

"Negro Self-Improvement Efforts in Ante-Bellum Cincinnati, 1836-1850,"

by Richard W. Pih

179 - 187, notes 223 - 225

"Rise and Decline of Private Academies in Albany, Ohio,"

by Ivan M. Tribe

188 - 201, notes 225 - 228

"Pre-Civil War Sentiment from Belmont County: Correspondence of Hugh Anderson,"

edited by John Kent Folmar

202 - 210, notes 229 - 230

"The Rise of the Youth Class,"

by Donald E. Pitzer

211 - 213

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