Index
COMPILED BY
NANCY SUMMERS
ACCINELLI,
Robert D., on Harding, 113 Colonial
Frontiersman, Explorer, and
Adams and
Jefferson: A Revolutionary Indian
Agent, rev., 138-39
Dialogue, by Merrill D. Peterson, 136 Bain, George W., book rev., 204-05
Adams,
Charles Francis, 242-44, 246 Bancroft,
Thomas, Chief Inspector of
Adams, John
Quincy, 157, 165-66, 167n Mines,
17
Agricultural
Adjustment Administration, Barefoot
Preacher, The, comp. by Mrs.
272 N.
E. Lamb and revised by J. F. Bur-
Agricultural
and Mechanical College (The nett,
202
Ohio State
University), 16 Barth,
Alan, Prophets with Honor: Great
Agricultural
Extension, at The Ohio State Dissents
and Great Dissenters in the
University,
116 Supreme
Court, rev., 74-75
Alabama Normal
and Industrial School, Beard,
Charles and Mary, 167
Huntsville,
93 Belknap,
Michal R., book rev., 74-75
Allen, Robert
S., "The British Depart- Bell,
John, 128, 235
ment and the
Frontier in North Bellush,
Bernard, 266
America,"
55 Belz,
Herman, A New Birth of Freedom:
Allen School,
Miami County, Ohio, 117, The
Republican Party and Freedmen's
123, 126;
illustration, 125 Rights,
1861-1866, rev., 291-92; on
Allen,
William, and coal mining, 14; Abraham
Lincoln, 195
nomination
for governor, 87 Benedict,
Michael Les, book rev., 67,
Alexander,
Joseph, WPA Director in 290-91
Cleveland,
269 Benison,
Saul, 248-49, 257
American
Colonization Society, 81-82 Benson,
Lee, 156, 159n, 161n
American
Folk Art in Ohio Collections, Beveridge, Albert J., 103
by Robert
Doty, 280 Beyond
the Civil War Synthesis: Political
American
Genealogical Resources in Essays
of the Civil War Era, by
German
Archives: A Handbook, by Robert
P. Swierenga, rev., 64-65
Clifford Neal Smith
and Ann Billias, George Athan, Elbridge
Gerry:
Piszczan-Czaja
Smith, 280 Founding
Father and Republican
American
Revolution in the West, The, by Statesman,
rev., 283-84
George M.
Waller, rev., 213-14 Birthplace
of an Army: A Study of the
Andrews,
Faith, and Edward Deming Valley
Forge Encampment, by John
Andrews, Fruits
of the Shaker Tree of B.
B. Trussell, Jr., 202
Life:
Memoirs of Fifty Years of Col- Bishop, Richard M., Governor, 15-16
lecting
and Research, rev., 150-52 Black
Ballots: Voting Rights in the South,
Antioch College,
41-43 1944-1969,
by Steven F. Lawson, rev.,
Apple-cutting,
on the frontier, 50-51 300-01
Appointment
at Armageddon: Muckrak- Black
Family in Slavery & Freedom,
ing and
Progressivism in American 1750-1925,
The, by Herbert G. Gut-
Life, by Louis Filler, rev., 221-22 man, rev., 206-07
Arndt, Karl
J. R., book rev., 140-41; Black Ohio
and the Color Line: 1860-
219-21 1915,
by David A. Gerber, rev.,
Arthur,
Chester A., 89 290-91
Ashley, James
M., Reconstruction pro- Black,
Samuel L., 254
posals,
187-99; illustration, 191 Blacks,
and Peter Clark, 79-95
Avondale,
Pennsylvania, mine disaster, 6, Blacks
in Ohio History, edited by Rubin
9, 14,
16 F.
Weston, rev., 204-05
Blocker, Jack
S., Jr., Retreat From Re-
BAILEY,
Kenneth P., Christopher Gist:
form: The Prohibition Movement in
308 OHIO
HISTORY
the United
States, 1890-1913, rev., Carmody
School, Champaign County,
296-97 Ohio,
119-23; illustration, 121
Blum, John
Morton, V Was for Victory: Carter,
George E., book rev., 291-92
Politics and
American Culture During Cary, John, book rev., 56-57
World War II,
rev., 299-300 Cary, Lorin Lee,
"Guide to Research in
Blumin, Stuart
M., The Urban Threshold: the
History of Toledo, Ohio," 202
Growth and Change
in a Nineteenth- Case
Western Reserve: A History of the
Century
American Community, rev., University 1826-1976, by C. H.
286-87 Cramer,
rev., 216-18
Book of
Abigail and John: Selected Let- Cassara, Ernest, The History of the Un-
ters of the
Adams Family, 1762-1784, ited
States of America: A Guide to In-
The, by L. H. Butterfield, Marc Fried- formation
Sources, 202
lander, and
Mary-Jo Kline, rev., 58-59 Catholic
Journey Through Ohio, The, by
Borah, William
E., 105n, 112 Albert
Hamilton, 54
Border State
Proposals, 29n Cavan,
Ruth Shonle, 263, 271-72
Bowers, Paul C.,
book rev., 208-09 Cebula,
James E., Glory and Despair,
Boyce, William
W., 235 Challenge
and Change: The Molders,
Breckinridge,
John C., 22; 128; Proud rev.,
303; book rev., 298-99
Kentuckian:
John C. Breckinridge, by Chandler, Albert
B., 267
Frank H. Heck,
rev., 289-90 Character
of John Adams, The, by Peter
Brick and
Tile Industry in Stark County, Shaw, rev., 207-08
1809-1976,
The, by C. Harold McCol- Chase,Salmon P.,
91; 188-89; 237
lam, rev.,
215-16 Chautauqua:
A Centerfor Education, Re-
Bristow,
Francis, 243 ligion,
and the Arts in America, by
Brown, John,
230-31 Theodore
Morrison, rev., 75-76
Brown, Olympia,
42 Chessman,
G. Wallace, book rev., 70-71
Browne, John
Ross, 42 Child,
Lydia Maria, 201
Buchanan, James,
22; and Thomas Cor- Christopher
Gist: Colonial Frontiersman,
win, 229 Explorer,
and Indian Agent, by Ken-
Buckeye,
Hungarian community in Cleve- neth
P. Bailey, rev., 138-39
land, 171-86 Cincinnati:
A Chronological & Documen-
Bulkley, Robert
J., 268-69, 276 tary
History: 1676-1970, edited by
Burnett, J. F., The
Barefoot Preacher, Robert
I. Vexler, 280
202 Cincinnati
Afro-American, 90-91
Burton, Harold
H., mayor of Cleveland, Cincinnati
Board of Education, 93
269 Cincinnati
Central Republican Associa-
Butterfield, L.
H., Marc Friedlander, and tion, 86
Mary-Jo Kline,The
Book of Abigail Cincinnati Daily
Gazette, on slave states,
and John:
Selected Letters of the 233, 242
Adams Family,
1762-1784, rev., 58-59 Cincinnati Enquirer, on
the disunion,
By Shaker
Hands: The Art and the World 24-25, 27, 32-33, 35, 37-38
of the
Shakers-the Furniture and Ar- Cincinnati Workingmen's party, 88-89
tifacts, and
the Spirit and Precepts Civil Rights Act of 1875, 89
Embodied in
Their Simplicity, Beauty, Civil
War in Kentucky, The, by Lowell H.
and
Functional Practicality, by June Harrison,
rev., 66-67
Sprigg, rev.,
150-52 Civil
War, "The Ohio Democracy and the
Byrne, Frank L.,
book rev., 65-66 Crisis
of Disunion, 1860-1861," by
Eric J.
Cardinal, 19-40
CAMPAIGNS of
the American Revolu- Civilian Conservation Corps, 274
tion: An
Atlas of Manuscript Maps, Clark, Herbert, 90
by Douglas W.
Marshall and Howard Clark,
Michael, 80
H. Peckham,
rev., 208-09 Clark,
Peter H., "In His Veins Coursed
Canton Stark
County Democrat, on the No
Bootlicking Blood: The Career of
disunion crisis,
24, 33 Peter
H. Clark," by Lawrence
Cardinal, Eric
J., "The Ohio Democracy Grossman,
79-95; illustration, 83
and the Crisis
of Disunion, 1860- Clay,
Henry, 165-67; 246-47
1861,"
19-40 Clemenceau,
Georges, 187
Index 309
Cleveland:
Confused City on a Seesaw, cal
Lore of Fairfield County, by
by Philip W.
Porter, rev., 298-99 Charles
R. Goslin, rev., 223
Cleveland,
"Ethnic Identity in Industrial Crout, George C., "Albert B. Graham:
Cleveland: The
Hungarians, 1900- School
Days of a Schoolmaster,"
1920," by
Daniel E. Weinberg, 171-86; 115-26
WPA activity,
258-77 Customs, household,
43-45
Cleveland
Gazette, 92
Cleveland,
Grover, 90 DANGEROUS
Class: Crime and Poverty
Cleveland
Plain Dealer, on the disunion in
Columbus, Ohio, 1860-1885, The,
crisis, 25-26,
33-34, 36-38 by
Eric H. Monkkonen, rev., 145-47
Coal mining,
"The Movement for Coal Daniels, Bruce C., book rev., 284-85
Mine Safety in
Nineteenth-Century Daugherty,
Michael, 8
Ohio," by
K. Austin Kerr, 3-18 Davey,
Martin, 267, 271
Coal-Mining
Safety in the Progressive Davis, Henry Winter, 241-43
Period: The
Political Economy of Re- Davis,
Jefferson, and Alexander
form, by William Graebner, rev., Stephens, 134
70-71 Davis,
Reuben, 235
Coggeshall,
William T., 27, 36 Davis,
Robert R., Jr., book rev., 206-07
Columbus
Jewish History Project, 248-57 Dayton
Empire, 34
Columbus, Jews
in, 248-57 Dayton
News, on self-help cooperatives,
Columbus Ohio
Statesman, on the disun- 260
ion crisis,
25, 32; on Thomas Corwin, Dean Acheson: The State Department
230 Years,
by David S. McLellan, rev.,
Committee of
Thirty-three, 234-47 302
Committee on
Territories, 188-89, 194 Death,
Daniel, teacher of Albert Graham,
Condon, George
E., Yesterday's Cleve- 123
land, 55 Debt
Funding Bill of 1922, 111
Conrad,
Joseph, fight against coal mine Democratic
National Convention of 1860,
inspections,
13 "Clement
L. Vallandigham Views the
Conservative
Intellectual Movement in Charleston Convention," edited by
America:
Since 1945, The, by George James W.
Geary, 127-34
H. Nash, rev.,
73-74 Democratic
party, and Peter Clark, 79-95;
Constitutional
Union party, 21n, 128 on
blacks in 1869, 85-86; "The Ohio
Converse,
George, 23, 30 Democracy
and the Crisis of Disun-
Cooking, on
the frontier, 44 ion,
1860-1861," by Eric J. Cardinal,
Cooley,
Thomas, book rev., 68-69 19-40
Copperheads,
39 Democratic
Party and the Negro: North-
Corn-sheller,
illustration, 50 ern
and National Politics 1868-92, by
Corn-shelling,
on the frontier, 49-50 Lawrence
Grossman, rev., 295-96
Corwin
Amendment, 30 Democratic-Union
party, see Union party
Corwin,
Thomas, "Thomas Corwin and Dennison,
William, 38
the Sectional
Crisis," by Norman A. Depression, "Depression and New Deal
Graebner,
229-47; illustration, 237 in
Ohio: Lorena A. Hickok's Reports
Cotkin, George
B., book rev., 292-95 to
Harry Hopkins, 1934-1936," by
Coughlin,
Father Charles E., 266, 270 Bernard
Sternsher, 258-77
Cox, Samuel
S., 28; 231 DeWitt,
Howard A., "The 'New' Harding
Coy, Wayne,
270 and
American Foreign Policy: Warren
Cramer, C. H.,
Case Western Reserve: A G.
Harding, Hiram W. Johnson, and
History of
the University 1826-1976, Pragmatic Diplomacy," 96-114
rev., 216-18 Diaries
of George Washington, The,
Cravens,
James, 190 edited
by Donald Jackson, rev.,
Creigh,
Dorothy Weyer, A Primer for 281-82
Local
Historical Societies, 55 Dickey,
Henry L., 31
Crittenden,
John J., 26; 242 Dillingham
Commission, 174, 176-77
Crittenden
Plan, 28, 29n, 242; Resolu- Diplomacy, "The 'New' Harding and
tions, 37 American
Foreign Policy: Warren G.
Crossroads
and Fence Corners: Histori- Harding, Hiram W. Johnson, and
310 OHIO
HISTORY
Pragmatic
Diplomacy," by Howard A. FARRELLY,
Jill E., and Joyce G. Wil-
DeWitt,
96-114; Diplomacy on the liams,
Diplomacy on the Indiana-Ohio
Indiana-Ohio
Frontier: 1783-1791, by Frontier:
1783-1791, rev., 214-15
Joyce G.
Williams and Jill E. Farrelly, Feck,
Luke, Yesterday's Cincinnati, 55
rev., 214-15;
The French Navy and Federal
Emergency Relief Administra-
American
Independence: A Study of tion, 258-77
Arms and
Diplomacy, by Jonathan R. Feis
Manufacturers (Herbert), Cleveland,
Dull, rev.,
57-58 177
Dodds,
Susanna Way, 42 Feldberg,
Michael, The Philadelphia
Doenecke,
Justus D., book rev., 73-74 Riots
of 1844: A Study of Ethnic Con-
Donahey, Victor, 265,
268 flict,
rev., 62-63
Doty, Robert,
American Folk Art in Ohio Felt,
Thomas, Researching, Writing, and
Collections,
280 Publishing
Local History, 55
Douglas,
Stephen A., 22, 26-27, 37; 127- FERA,
see Federal Emergency Relief
34; 188: 235 Administration
Downes,
Randolph, on Harding, 113 Ferry,
Orris S., 236
Dred Scott
decision, 84 Filler,
Louis, editor, "Prevailing Manners
Dull,
Jonathan R., The French Navy and and
Customs on the Frontier: The
American
Independence: A Study of Memoirs of Irene Hardy," 41-53; A
Arms and
Diplomacy, 1774-1787, rev., Question of
Quality, 203; Appointment
57-58 at
Armageddon: Muckraking and
Dunlap
Broadside: The First Printing of Progressivism
in American Life, rev.,
the
Declaration of Independence, by 221-22; Progressivism
and Muckrak-
Frederick R.
Goff, 135 ing,
rev., 221-22
Dunn, W.
McKee, 236 Fillmore,
Millard, 229
Dyeing, yar,
45 Firearms
on the Frontier: Guns at Fort
Michilimackinac
1715-1781, by T. M.
EATON, Ohio,
41 Hamilton,
136
Eberhardt
Manufacturing Company, First Majority-Last Minority: The Trans-
Cleveland,
176 forming
of Rural Life in America, by
Economic
interests, and voting behavior, John
L. Shover, rev., 297-98
155-70 First Stop for
Local History Research: A
Education, of
Albert B. Graham, 115-26; Guide
to County Records Preserved at
of Hungarians
in Cleveland, 183 Wright
State University, by Patrick
Elbridge
Gerry: Founding Father and Nolan and Stephen Haller, 280
Republican
Statesman, by George Fisher, Clay
C., Navarre: A Little Town
Athan
Billias, rev., 283-84 and
Its People, 280
Electric
Controller Manufacturing Com- Flack,
Irwin, book rev., 63-64
pany,
Cleveland, 177 Fletcher,
Marvin E., book rev., 139-40
Eliot, Thomas
D., 198 Foner,
Philip S., History of Black Ameri-
Emergency
Relief Appropriation Act, 263 cans:
From Africa to the Emergence
Employment,
of Hungarians in Cleve- of
the Cotton Kingdom, rev., 144-45
land, 176-77 Food,
on the frontier, 43-44, 51
Ethnicity,
and voting behavior, 155-70; Foraker,
Joseph B., 91-93
"Ethnic
Identity in Industrial Cleve- Foran,
Martin F., led miners' cause at
land: The
Hungarians, 1900-1920," by 1873
Constitutional Convention, 14
Daniel E.
Weinberg, 171-86; "Oral Foreign
affairs, see Diplomacy
History in an
Ethnic Community: The Fort
Laurens, 1778-1779: The Revolution-
Problems and
the Promise," by Marc ary
War in Ohio, by Thomas I.
Lee Raphael,
248-57; The Philadelphia Pieper
and James B. Gidney, rev.,
Riots of
1844: A Study of Ethnic Con- 212-13
flict, by Michael Feldberg, rev., 62-63 Forts Donelson and Henry, Tennessee,
Ewing,
Thomas, Chairman 1861 Ohio 190
Democratic
Convention, 36-37 Foster,
Charles, 16
Exhibits
for the Small Museum, by Ar- 4-H Club, 116
minta Neal,
136 Four-Power
Treaty, 112
Index 311
Fox, Stephen
C., "Politicians, Issues, Color
Line: 1860-1915, rev., 290-91
and Voter
Preference in Jacksonian German-Americans,
The, by La Vern J.
Ohio: A
Critique of an Interpreta- Rippley,
rev., 219-21
tion,"
155-70 Gibbs,
William, teacher of Albert
Freedmen,
Philanthropy, and Fraud: A Graham, 120
History of
the Freedman's Savings Giddings, Joshua, 229, 234
Bank, by Carl R. Osthaus, rev., 67 Gidney, James B., book rev.,
213-14; and
Freedmen's
Bureau bill, 197-98 Thomas
I. Pieper, Fort Laurens,
Fremont, John
C., and Thomas Corwin, 1778-1770:
The Revolutionary War in
229 Ohio,
rev., 212-13
French Navy and
American Indepen- Gildemeister, Glen A., book rev., 303
dence: A
Study of Arms and Diploma- Gilmer, John A., 238-39
cy,
1774-1787, The, by Jonathan R. Glory and
Despair, Challenge and
Dull, rev.,
57-58 Change:
The Molders, by James E.
Friedlander,
Marc, L. H. Butterfield, and Cebula,
rev., 303
Mary-Jo Kline,
The Book of Abigail Goff,
Frederick R., The John Dunlap
and John:
Selected Letters of the Broadside:
The First Printing of the
Adams
Family, 1762-1784, rev., 58-59 Declaration
of Independence, 135
Frontier life,
"Prevailing Manners and Goldin,
Claudia Dale, Urban Slavery in
Customs on the
Frontier: The the
American South 1820-1860: A
Memoirs of
Irene Hardy," edited by Quantitative
History, rev., 288-89
Louis Filler,
41-53 Gordon,
Willard F., The Spirit of '76 ...
Frontier
Musicians on the Connoquenes- An
American Portrait, 54-55
sing,
Wabash, and Ohio, by Richard Goslin, Charles
R., Crossroads and
D. Wetzel,
rev., 140-41 Fence
Corners: Historical Lore of
Fruits of
the Shaker Tree of Life: Fairfield
County, rev., 223
Memoirs of
Fifty Years of Collecting Graebner, Norman A., "Thomas Corwin
and
Research, by Edward Deming and
the Sectional Crisis," 229-47
Andrews and
Faith Andrews, rev., Graebner,
William, Coal-Mining Safety in
150-52 the
Progressive Period: The Political
Fugitive Slave
Law, 84; and Thomas Economy
of Reform, rev., 70-71
Corwin,
229-31, 236, 242, 245 Graham,
Albert B., "Albert B. Graham:
Fuller, Sara,
editor, The Ohio Black His- School
Days of a Schoolmaster," by
tory Guide,
rev., 67-68 George
C. Crout, 115-26; illustration,
117
GADDIS, John
Lewis, book rev., 302 Graham,
Joseph A., 115
Gaines High
School, Cincinnati, 82, 92, Grant,
Ulysses S., 42; 86-87
93 Greeley,
Horace, 229, 245
Galambos,
Louis, The Public Image of Greenback
party, 15
Big
Business in America, 1880-1940: A Grossman, Lawrence, "In His Veins
Quantitative
Study in Social Change, Coursed No Bootlicking Blood: The
rev., 147-48 Career
of Peter H. Clark," 79-95; The
Gamble, James,
24 Democratic
Party and the Negro:
Games, of
children on the frontier, 118 Northern
and National Politics 1868-
Gaynor, J. M.,
book rev., 150-52 92,
rev., 295-9
Geary, James
W., editor, "Clement L. "Guide to Research in the History of To-
Vallandigham
Views the Charleston ledo,
Ohio," by Lorin Lee Cary, 202
Convention,"
127-34 Gutman,
Herbert G., The Black Family in
Geer, Emily,
book rev., 59-62 Slavery
& Freedom, 1750-1925, rev.,
Gehm,
Katherine, Sarah Winnemucca: 206-07:
Slavery and the Numbers
Most Extraordinary
Woman of the Game:
A Critique of Time on the
Paiute
Nation, rev., 59-62 Cross,
rev., 63-64; Work, Culture, and
General:
Robert L. Bullard and Officer- Society
in Industrializing America,
ship in the
United States Army 1881- rev., 292-95
1925, The, by Allan R. Millett, rev.,
148-49 HAITES,
Erik F., James Mak, and Gary
Gerber, David
A., Black Ohio and the M.
Walton, Western River Transpor-
312 OHIO
HISTORY
tation: The
Era of Early Internal De- History of
Black Americans: From Africa
velopment,
1810-1860, rev., 142 to
the Emergence of the Cotton King-
Hale, Edward
Everett, 42 dom,
by Philip S. Foner, rev., 144-45
Haller,
Stephen, and Patrick Nolan, First History
of the Leisy Brewing Companies,
Stop for
Local History Research: A A,
by Bruce R. Leisy, 55
Guide to
County Records Preserved at History
of the United States of America:
Wright
State University, 280 A
Guide to Information Sources,
Hamilton,
Albert, The Catholic Journey comp.
by Ernest Cassara, 202
Through
Ohio, 54 Hoadly,
George, 91-93
Hamilton, T.
M., Firearms on the Fron- Hodge,
William L., 232
tier: Guns
at Fort Michilimackinac Holmes, Charles S., editor, Thurber: A
1715-1781, 136 Collection
of Critical Essays, rev.,
Harding,
Aaron, 190 68-69
Harding,
Warren G., "The 'New' Hard- Holmes,
George W., 30
ing and
American Foreign Policy: Hoover,
Herbert C., and Warren G.
Warren G.
Harding, Hiram W. Harding,
110; and Irene Hardy, 42;
Johnson, and
Pragmatic Diplomacy," and
Hiram Johnson, 107-08; 277
by Howard A.
DeWitt, 96-114; illus- Hopkins,
Harry, "Depression and New
tration, 104 Deal
in Ohio: Lorena A. Hickok's Re-
Hardy, Irene,
"Prevailing Manners and ports
to Harry Hopkins, 1934-1936,"
Customs
on the Frontier: The by
Bernard Sternsher, 258-77; illustra-
Memoirs of
Irene Hardy," edited by tion,
264
Louis Filler,
41-53 Hopkins,
Richard J., book rev., 145-47
Hardy, Walter
Buell, 41 Horowitz,
Robert F., "Land to the
Harrison,
Lowell H., The Civil War in Freedmen:
A Vision of Reconstruc-
Kentucky, rev., 66-67 tion,"
187-99
Hartshorne,
Thomas L., book rev., 299- Horwitz,
Morton J., The Transformation
300 of
American Law, 1780-1860, rev.,
Havighurst,
Walter, Ohio: A Bicentennial 282-83
History, rev., 205-06 Housing,
of Cleveland Hungarians,
Haw, James, Perspectives
on the Ameri- 180-81
can
Revolution, 136 Houston,
George S., 242
Hawkins,
George S., 234-35 Howard
University, 88
Hayes,
Rutherford B., Governor, 9, 15; Howard,
Victor B., book rev., 144-45;
Trustee of The
Ohio State University, 295-96
17 Hughes,
Charles Evans, and Hiram W.
Hazeltine, R.
M., Chief Inspector of Johnson,
103; and Warren G. Harding,
Mines, 17 109-10
Heck, Frank
H., Proud Kentuckian: John Hungarians,
"Ethnic Identity in Indus-
C.
Breckinridge, 1821-1875, rev., trial
Cleveland: The Hungarians 1900-
289-90 1920,"
by Daniel E. Weinberg, 171-86
Helper, Hinton
Rowan, Impending Crisis IMPACT of the American Revolution
of the
South, 231 Abroad:
Papers Presented at the
Hess, Mary
Carolina, comp., M. Whit- Fourth
Symposium, May 8 and 9,
comb Hess:
A Bibiliographical Check- 1975,
The, edited by the Library of
list of
Fifty Years, 1924-1974,55 Congress,
rev., 211-12
Hess, M.
Whitcomb: A Bibliographical Impending Crisis of the South, by Hinton
Checklist
of Fifty Years, 1924-1974, Rowan
Helper 231
comp. by Mary
Carolina Hess, 55 Inches,
H. Cheslea, Wooden Shipbuilding
Hickok, Lorena
A., "Depression and Era
on the Great Lakes, 280
New Deal in
Ohio: Lorena A. Hickok's Internationalism, in Harding Administra-
Reports to
Harry Hopkins, 1934-
1936," by
Bernard Sternsher, 258-77; -11
illustration, 264
Hired Hands
and Plowboys: Farm Labor JACKSON, Donald, editor, The Diaries
in the
Midwest, 1815-60, by David E. of George
Washington, rev., 281-82
Schob, rev.,
143 Jacksonian
politics, "Politicians, Issues,
Index
313
and Voter
Preference in Jacksonian Lake
Front Boulevard Project, Cleve-
Ohio: A
Critique of an Interpreta- land,
269
tion,"
by Stephen C. Fox, 155-70; Lamb,
Mrs. N. E., comp., The Barefoot
voters and
economic issues, 156-62; Preacher,
202
voters and
party organizations, 162-68 Langston,
John Mercer, 81, 94
Jenkins, Hal,
A Valley Renewed, 136 Lauer,
J. D., 126
Jennings,
Frank W., early coal-mine Lawson,
Steven F., Black Ballots: Voting
photographs,
11, 12 Rights
in the South, 1944-1969, rev.,
Jewett, Hugh
J., 36, 38 300-01
Jews, in
Columbus, 248-57 League
of Nations, 98, 102-03, 105, 107,
John Hunt Morgan
and His Raiders, by 110, 111
Edison H.
Thomas, rev., 65-66 Leckey,
Howard L., The Ten Mile Coun-
Johnson,
Andrew, 195 try
and its Pioneer Families, 202
Johnson,
Archibald, 107 Lecompton
constitution, 22; 132
Johnson,
Hiram W., "The 'New' Harding Lederer,
Norman, book rev., 300-01
and American
Foreign Policy: Warren Leisy,
Bruce, A History of the Leisy
G. Harding,
Hiram W. Johnson, and Brewing
Companies, 55
Pragmatic
Diplomacy," by Howard A. Leonard,
Henry B., book rev., 62-63
DeWitt,
96-114; illustration, 99 Levstik,
Frank R., book rev., 66-67
Johnson,
Hiram W., Jr., 107 Lewis,
John B., President of the Miners'
Johnson, Tom
L., Papers, 201 and
Laborers' Benevolent Associa-
Jonas,
Joseph, on slavery, 31 tion,
7, 9
Jones, Alfred
Winslow, 272 Library
of Congress, editor, The Impact
Jones, Robert
H., book rev., 64-65 of
the American Revolution Abroad:
Julian,
George, 187, 197 Papers
Presented at the Fourth
Symposium,
May 8 and 9, 1975, rev.,
KALETTE,
Linda E., The Papers of 211-12
Thirteen
Early Ohio Political Leaders: Lincoln, Abraham, 20-21, 22, 32, 39; 128,
An
Inventory to the 1976-77 Microfilm 133; 195-98; 232, 236-41, 244
Editions, 200 Lindsey,
David, 198
Kaplan,
Lawrence S., book rev., 211-12 Little
Steel Strike, 271n
Kellogg,
William, 236, 246 Locke,
Walker, on self-help cooperatives,
Kennedy, John
F., 250 260
Kenney, W.
Howland, book rev., 58-59 Long,
Huey, 266
Kerr, K.
Austin, "The Movement for Lower
Buckeye, see Buckeye
Coal Mine
Safety in Nineteenth- Lye-making,
on the frontier, 46
Century
Ohio," 3-18
Kimball,
Jeffrey, book rev., 148-49 McCLATCHY,
C. K., 110
Kline,
Mary-Jo, L. H. Butterfield, and McCollam,
C. Harold, The Brick and Tile
Marc
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the Adams
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Richard P., 162-64
58-59 McGuffey's
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Richard, Simple Justice: The His- McLellan,
David S., Dean Acheson: The
tory of
"Brown v. Board of Educa- State
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and Black America's Struggle Mak, James, Erik F. Haites, and Gary M.
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Equality, rev., 149-50 Walton,
Western River Transporta-
Knepper,
George W., An Ohio Portrait, tion:
The Era of Early Internal De-
rev., 137-38 velopment,
1810-1860, rev., 142
Know
Nothings, and Thomas Corwin, Making of the Monroe Doctrine, The, by
229-30 Ernest
R. May, rev., 143-44
Knox,
Philander C., 109 Mann,
Horace, 42
Koch,
Adrienne, 136 Manners,
household, 43-45
Kyvig, David
E., book rev., 71-72 Marriage,
a frontier custom, 53
Marshall,
Douglas W., and Howard H.
LAFFOON,
Polk, IV, Tornado, 54
Peckham, Campaigns of the American
314 OHIO
HISTORY
Revolution:
An Atlas of Manuscript Ness, Gary C., book rev., 288-89
Maps,
rev., 208-09 Nethers,
John L., book rev., 283-84
Marshall,
George C., Memoirs of My New
Age Now Begins: A People's His-
Services
in the World War, 1917-1918, tory
of the American Revolution, A,
rev.,
218-19; oral history interview, by
Page Smith, rev., 209-10
254 New
Birth of Freedom: The Republican
May,
Ernest R., The Making of the Mon- Party
and Freedmen's Rights, 1881-
roe
Doctrine, rev., 143-44 1866,
A, by Herman Belz, rev., 291-92
May,
George S., book rev., 137-38 New
Deal, "Depression and New Deal in
Mechanical
Rubber Works, Cleveland, Ohio:
Lorena A. Hickok's Reports to
176 Harry
Hopkins, 1934-1936," by Ber-
Medary,
Samuel, editor of the Columbus nard
Sternsher, 258-77
Crisis,
26, 32, 34; illustration, 35 New York Tribune, on sectional
crisis,
Memoirs
of My Services in the World 237, 244
War,
1917-1918, by George C. Mar- Nolan, Patrick,
and Stephen Haller, First
shall,
rev., 218-19 Stop
for Local History Research: A
Merriam,
Paul G., book rev., 286-87 Guide
to County Records Preserved at
Metcalf,
Eugene W., book rev., 67-68 Wright
State University, 280
Millett,
Allan R., The General: Robert L. Notes
of Debates in the Federal Conven-
Bullard
and Officership in the United tion
of 1787 Reported by James Madi-
States
Army 1881-1925, rev., 148-49 son, reprinted
with an introduction by
Mining,
"The Movement for Coal Mine Adrienne
Koch, 136
Safety
in Nineteenth-Century Ohio,"
by K.
Austin Kerr, 3-18
Mining
Commission, 9-13 OHIO:
A Bicentennial History, by Walter
Missouri
Compromise, 188; 236, 242 Havighurst,
rev., 205-06
Monkkonen,
Eric H., The Dangerous Ohio
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Class:
Crime and Poverty in Colum- Sara Fuller, rev., 67-68
bus,
Ohio, 1860-1885, rev., 145-47 Ohio Foundary,
Cleveland, 176
Moore,
A. T., teacher of Albert Graham, Ohio
in the American Revolution: A Con-
124-26 ference
to Commemorate the 200th
Moore,
Alex P., 103 Anniversary
of the Ft. Gower Re-
Moore,
W. C., on slavery, 31 solves,
edited by Thomas H. Smith,
Morrill,
Justin S., 236 rev.,
56-57
Morrison,
Theodore, Chautauqua: A Ohio
Labor History Project, Preliminary
Center
for Education, Religion, and Guide
to Sources in Ohio Labor His-
the
Arts in America, rev., 75-76 tory,
54
Muir,
John, 42 Ohio
Portrait, An, by George W. Knep-
Mulder,
Ronald A., book rev., 143 per,
rev., 137-38
Murphy,
James L., book rev., 215-16; 223 Ohio
Statesman, see Columbus Ohio
Murray,
Robert K., The 103rd Ballot: Statesman
Democrats
and the Disaster in Madi- Oil
Lamps: The Kerosene Era in North
son
Square Garden, rev., 71-72; on America,
by Catherine M. V. Thuro,
Harding,
113 136
103rd
Ballot: Democrats and the Disaster
NASH,
George H., The Conservative In- in
Madison Square Garden, The, by
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Since
1945, rev., 73-74 Oral
history, "Ethnic Identity in Indus-
National
Malleable Steel Castings Com- trial
Cleveland: The Hungarians,
pany,
Cleveland, 176 1900-1920,"
by Daniel E. Weinberg,
Naturalization,
of Hungarians in Cleve- 171-86;
"Oral History in an Ethnic
land, 178-79 Community:
The Problems and the
Navarre:
A Little Town and Its People, Promise," by Marc Lee Raphael,
by
Clay C. Fisher, 280 248-57
Neal,
Arminta, Exhibits for the Small Osthaus,
Carl R., Freedmen, Philan-
Museum,
136 thropy,
and Fraud: A History of the
Nelson,
Thomas A. R., 235-36, 242 Freedman's
Savings Bank, rev., 67
Index 315
PANIC of
1819, 166 History
Project, 54
Panic of
1837, 159 Primer
for Local Historical Societies, A,
Papers of
Thirteen Early Ohio Political by
Dorothy Weyer Creigh, 55
Leaders:
An Inventory to the 1976-77 Progressivism, and Hiram W. Johnson,
Microfilm Editions, by Linda E. 101
Kalette,
200 Progressivism
and Muckraking, by Louis
Parr,
William, Representative, 23, 26, 32
Filler, rev., 221-22
Patchwork
quilts, 52 Prophets
with Honor: Great Dissents and
Patterson,
James T., 267 Great
Dissenters in the Supreme
Peckham,
Howard H., and Douglas W. Court,
by Alan Barth, rev., 74-75
Marshall, Campaigns
of the American Proud Kentuckian: John
C. Breckinridge,
Revolution:
An Atlas of Manuscript 1821-1875,
by Frank H. Heck, rev.,
Maps, rev., 208-09 289-90
Pendleton,
George, 190 Public
Image of Big Business in America,
Perspectives
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A Quantitative Study in
by James
Haw, 136 Social
Change, The, by Louis Galam-
Peterson,
Merrill D., Adams and Jeffer- bos,
rev., 147-48
son: A
Revolutionary Dialogue, 136 Pugh, James L.,
234
Philadelphia
Riots of 1844: A Study of
Ethnic
Conflict, The, by Michael QUESTION
of Quality, A, ed. by Louis
Feldberg,
rev., 62-63 Filler,
203
Phillips,
Kim T., 166
Pieper,
Thomas I., and James B. Gidney, RANCK,
Katherine Howland, 263,
Fort
Laurens, 1778-1779: The Rev- 271-72
olutionary
War in Ohio, rev., 212-13 Raphael, Marc Lee, "Oral History
in an
Pierce,
Franklin, 188 Ethnic
Community: The Problems and
Pittsburgh
Leader, 103 the
Promise," 248-57
Plesur,
Milton, book rev., 143-44 Ratcliffe,
Donald J., "The Role of Voters
Pogue,
Forrest C., 254 and
Issues in Party Formation: Ohio,
Politics,
"Politicians, Issues, and Voter 1824,"
critique, 155-70
Preference
in Jacksonian Ohio: A Ravenna
Portage Sentinel, on the dis-
Critique of
an Interpretation," by union
crisis, 26, 27
Stephen C.
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Republicanism:
economic
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and the Eighty-Third
party
organizations, 162-68; "The Congress,
The, by Gary W. Reichard,
'New'
Harding and American Foreign rev.,
69-70
Policy:
Warren G. Harding, Hiram W. Reconstruction,
"Land to the Freedmen:
Johnson, and
Pragmatic Diplomacy," A
Vision of Reconstruction," by
by Howard A.
DeWitt, 96-114; "The Robert
F. Horowitz, 187-99
Ohio
Democracy and the Crisis of Reconstruction
Acts, 187
Disunion,"
by Eric J. Cardinal, 19-40; Reemelin,
Charles, head of the first Min-
"Thomas
Corwin and the Sectional ing
Commission, 9-13; voting be-
Crisis,"
by Norman A. Graebner, havior,
158-59
229-47 Reichard,
Gary W., The Reaffirmation of
Pollock,
John, 6, 13 Republicianism:
Eisenhower and the
Popular
sovereignty, and the Democratic Eighty-Third
Congress, rev., 69-70
National
Convention of 1860, 127-34 Republic
Steel, 271
Portage
County mining disaster, 14 Republican
National Convention, 1920,
Porter,
Philip W., Cleveland: Confused 105-07
City on a
Seesaw, rev., 298-99 Republican party, and
Ashley's Recon-
Poston,
James D., appointed second State struction
plan, 187-99; and Ohio
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Mines, 16 Democracy,
19-40; and Peter Clark,
Prairie
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Illinois,
The, edited by Robert P. Sut- and Warren G. Harding, 96-114
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285-86 Researching,
Writing, and Publishing
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Labor
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From Reform: The Prohibition
316 OHIO
HISTORY
Movement
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Struggle for Equality, by
1890-1913,
by Jack S. Blocker, Jr., Richard
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rev., 296-97 Skaggs,
David Curtis, book rev., 212-13;
Rippley, La
Vern J., The German- 281-82
Americans,
rev., 219-21 Skardon, Alvin
W., book rev., 216-18
Rives,
William C., 245 Skinner,
Benjamin M., appointed to Min-
Robins,
Raymond, 108, 111 ing
Commission, 10, 11
Roosevelt,
Eleanor, 258 Slavery
and the Numbers Game: A
Roosevelt,
Franklin, 258-59, 263-77 Critique
of Time on the Cross, by
Roy, Andrew,
first State Inspector of Herbert
G. Gutman, rev., 63-64
Mines, 6-9,
14-17; and the Mining Slavery,
and Thomas Corwin, 229-47
Commission,
10-13; illustration, 8 Smith,
Ann Piszczan-Czaja, and Clifford
Rubber
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Smith, American Genealogical
Rust, Albert,
236 Resources
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SACRAMENTO
Bee, 110 Smith,
Frank, teacher of Albert Graham,
St. Paris,
Ohio, 115 118-20
Sarah
Winnemucca: Most Extraordinary Smith, Harry C., 92
Woman of
the Paiute Nation, by Smith,
Page, A New Age Now Begins: A
Katherine
Gehm , rev., 59-62 People's
History of the American
Sawyer,
Charles, 267, 276 Revolution,
rev., 209-10
Schlesinger,
Arthur M., oral history in- Smith, Robert E., book rev., 138-39
terview, 249 Smith,
Thomas H., editor, Ohio in the
Schob, David
E., Hired Hands and American
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Plowboys:
Farm Labor in the Midwest, to
Commemorate the 200th Anniver-
1815-60. rev., 143; book rev., 297-98 sary of the Ft. Gower
Resolves, rev.,
Schooling, on
the Ohio frontier, "Albert 56-57;
book rev., 205-06
B. Graham:
School Days of a School- Smith, Truman, 246
master,"
by George C. Crout, 115-26 Snow-bread,
44
Schurz, Carl,
240 Snyder,
George, teacher of Albert
Secession,
"The Ohio Democracy and Graham,
124
the Crisis of
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Cardinal,
19-40; "Thomas Corwin and
Socialism, and Peter Clark, 88-89
the Sectional
Crisis," by Norman A. Socialist Labor party, and Peter Clark, 89
Graebner,
229-47 Spirit
of '76 . . . An American Portrait,
Self-help
cooperatives, 258-77 The,
by Willard F. Gordon, 54-55
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee, 98, Sponholtz, Lloyd, book rev., 296-97
104, 112 Sprigg,
June, By Shaker Hands: The Art
Seward,
William L., 242 and
the World of the Shakers-the
Sewing, on
the frontier, 44-45 Furniture
and Artifacts, and the Spirit
Sharp, James
R., The Jacksonians versus and
Precepts Embodied in Their
the Banks:
Politics in the States after Simplicity,
Beauty, and Functional
the Panic
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rev., 150-52
Shaw, Peter, The
Character of John Stamp
Act Congress, The, by C. A. Wes-
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rev., 284-85
Shaw, Ronald
E., book rev., 142 Stampp,
Kenneth, 196
Shelling
corn, on the frontier, 49-50 Stanford
University, 42
Shepard, Ada,
42 State
Inspector of Mines, 6, 14-16
Sherman,
John, 231 Steel
Workers Organizing Committee, 271
Shover, John
L., First Majority-Last Stephens,
Alexander H., 129-34; illustra-
Minority:
The Transforming of Rural tion, 131
Life in
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Edwin H., The United States Sternsher,
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Index
317
Stevens,
Harry R., 162; book rev., 285-86 Claudia
Dale Goldin, rev., 288-89
Stevens,
Thaddeus, 187 Urban
Threshold: Growth and Change in
Stevenson,
Thomas B., 230 a Nineteenth-Century American
Stillman,
Charles, 264, 265n, 268-69 Community,
The, by Stuart M. Blu-
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Graham,
123-24
Stronks,
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Was for Victory: Politics and American
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During World War II, by John
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Sumner Negro
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Robert P., Beyond the Civil Ohio
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Civil War
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Vandever,
William, 189
TAYLOR,
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A
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& Documentary His-
Thomas,
Edison H., John Hunt Morgan tory:
1676-1970, 280
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Samuel F., 240
Thompson,
Waddy, 232 Voting,
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William, 6 "Politicians,
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Thurber: A
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Thurman,
Allen G., Democratic party
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Benjamin F., 189; 239
Thuro,
Catherine M. V., Oil Lamps: The Wagner
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Kerosene
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John, book rev., 289-90
Tod, David,
36-38 Wallace,
George C., 252
Tornado, by Polk Laffon, IV, 54 Wallace,
Henry A., Secretary of Agricul-
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202 velopment,
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Trumbull,
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Booker T., 90, 93, 94
Tuchman,
Barbara, 248 Washington
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Tugwell,
Rexford G., 261n Washington
Naval Disarmament Confer-
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111-12
Twining,
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209-10 Watts, Eugene
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Webster,
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UNION party,
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United States
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and Albert B.
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318 OHIO HISTORY
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Willard, Archibald M., 55
Williams, George Washington, black his-
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Williams, Joyce G., and Jill E.
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Diplomacy on the Indiana-Ohio Fron-
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Wilson, Woodrow, Peace plans, 102,
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Woodworth, Lauren D., 9
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Work relief, in Great Depression, 258-77
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Worthington: New England in the Wil-
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YESTERDAY'S Cincinnati, by Luke
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Yesterday's Cleveland, by George E.
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Yiddishe Velt, 201
Youngstown Sheet and Rubber, 271
ZAHNISER, Marvin R., book rev., 57-58
Zangrando, Robert L., book rev., 149-50
Zornow, William F., book rev., 69-70
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